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Specisilydesigned.,mm with thrust bearings. Built-in 8% x 9" x 37411 stsel housing. Dec. orative plastic grille. 7563 U. . . retards • ........... drying, stops weatherIng. Fiber n*-r forced Coe". MXMI'TUN. 111 &go 2*4*1' $PRUCE STUDS 'ratts, rapid F40 Cool White 48' start. 3/8"x4'x8'..........,,, 7.20 IrX'x4'xV(3ply) ....... 8.16 I/X*x4'xV(4plV) ....... 8.45 LW'x4#xB#,.,...... 10.72 - Lightweight. my to use. Can be used for fraj 1 I.:s ... , TIIMUNZ • The Croafts, MoeAs Land unit development, (PUD) located southeast. of 14 and Lam Mary Boulevard, win opm Its chmom and , ea astional fadlitin on AVU A according to Km Criltol, Marketing Manager for the subsidiary of Maids Gall CO. mw pui, which from 1P74 when Initial pUnning besan mW lad mmmer who Florida Resideth ConintmM4,. and Olin-American Homes of .. a at the ,40o was site by 10, CrIstol said. The proled at the eke of Like Mary. will be Seminole ide . 4,4I No.000N1..J........,24,99 $q.Yd. :; : .. .. ' .. rxlr '*23'....,.iS5 1 nd • .. I9.00 ' kosiss,aSu,s,orTVcsnsg, klkfian shsi or 40*11IM1111111111111101110ida .1 . I - '::' •:'- . . I • adjacent wall. Herald Photo . I .. ---- •__-_••--._•-•._•_•__. . .- .- -. -. 0 as Greenwood LakeL models are scheduled to begin in August with a grand opening planned for January, 1*). This will be the first development by the nationally known Levitt Corp. in Semimle County. Crlstol said homes currently built in the PUD or under construction there are In the $50,000 and $60,000 price range. The"Club at the Crossings" opening Apra 22, includes a main dub building with a catered restaurant service, Junior Olympic swimming pool, hWth dub facilities and The Levitt COrP- is 2110 Plaming a second development within the county. It has contraded to purchase 62 im. proved lots and has Udm an opum on an additional 60. unimproved lots within the Cedar Ridge community, located on Howell Branch Road, one mile east SR 436. The land was contracW from the owner develop" (i the 100-wilt Cedar Ridge project, Cedar Corp. Seminole, a Levitt spokesman sm. LevItt plans to begincQnst rucuononitapr0ufl units and four single-family models in Cedar Ridge on May 1, and to open Its furnished models on Sept. 15. Contract signing Is expected next week, Cristol said, with the Levitt Corp. to purchase for construction of 106 homingunits a 33-acre semi-developed site within the Crossings- The Levitt PrOPerty will be one quarter mil e east of Lake Emma Road. A Levitt Co. spokesman said construction on Production homes for the Crossings site and four sIngle-famIly home of of • UN(SCRAMBLING) THE MESS .•; ,. . •••• - . . .. • •. . •, .. Workmen along State Road 427 near Baker's Dairy clean up the egg cartons which fell from the back of Plnebreeze Company driver . ., ,.. •. . , ••. .. ",oor w ...- , Walter Hugh's truck at 7:45 a.m. this mor. nlag.SemnoleCountysherridepjes gj they stopped Hugh and informed him he was losing his cargo. Hugh said he did not realize - a...r' . • .' - .X' the eggs were falling from his truck • Th , • ;. .4 Herald PIISISbY Tom VINC.SI ____ 00- tIY)IIrseIf . Today AN4ThSChCI .......... 4* Hstesps .................6* i •.• --- ------ .•- ___ ------ .-.- .-_---• - k____*- - - -• .,. . . • '::::::::::::::::: • -..-•-- 0 pens aci ities • ay - - --- POUNDS HOURS: CIOssdSunday . GEOFFREY 0 • . at E . . Damage estimates were riot immediately available. - by Torn Vincent • . NFORD 7W French Avenue Ph:323-4700 7:30 r; - ,• down a light pole, damaged the cement base to the porch and completely caved In the door and a portion of the; •.. .". )' •: ) d ." on -. i-'i Con be 11MM with an.. **-ft paint Of OWL inr Oyu IV 1~ UL FL AN No.VSI4-14%(es.).....3.99 mall of veme shelving to build PmcU000DmM,Ap,uL12 a of at - 'S.... .. De"v is to Place ..... 1.71 __ Whii _____ Ptscvt$tvds ______ V or 121 rate of . 2*4* 52% ' rate of 141 3)4s23'..IQ%$ L ,s $X11 miWon planned ____ nfiw....-,J .•_..,.• County's third largut PUD. When construction Is completed the development will have about 16,000 resIdents and be a self-contained commmity about the currmt siss of AbAmou Sprbgt The CMMWAY's COW Water And Man Systems have already bm corAructed. Criew am Plans call for construca" of Ime single. Innily homes on 40 scres; 3,410 townbouses, patio and doda hm" on 270 acres ad 1,00 d d anecondomlgiiwns In addition to 73 commords'; 44 acres of roadwap; 50 mu of adlod sit. .d 333 . of p cp ap MW new LAM Mary NO 10t W opuft in stWonts, Is t. be t the Qos.b Mary achoof will be $.nb,'5 sxtji bjgp atho. me deve3na was foinJy Herald Stall WIti / PM*IL at a to ir ByDONNAREM I Place . 0 emino e s I . Willis on couch where he was sleeping 1 hftd costing for r e n ewing old roofs. Asphalt __________ - • Lak ke Mary At GIBSON•HOMANS 40 051 SAC* 100115 INOVIL No.2511ssw*lrbleds. Rolled Will. y soci ___ these lanes Is the the Gray, w woody Price, Seminole County planner, said today the plans for the high occupancy Comes in white on '7. . Florida Gets Tough Over Dru s alert mof'r4a. Gray y said. _____ (& 1f r of urn his car, were Injured. Police said the 1971 Mustang involved In the crash was headed westbound 25th Street high speed when the driver lost control. The car did a complete spin and struck the Willis house on the north side of the street. One witness said the juvenile's car appeared be racing with anot he r when the accident occurred. Police said there was another car traveling at a high speed next the Mustang, but that car was not involved in the accident. The passenger In the car the juvenile denied the pair was racing the time the crash. He said the accident was caused by "the slick wet pa nt Wi llis said he had ret urned from a shopping trip and had just fallen asleep the porch before the accident awakened him. When the car struck the home, It knocked ___ Although DOT officials said today they are cost Graysaid. a Coios. COMPletely'pro-wired for the dO-it1200 Duct-Type (each).... Yourselfeli. "peed control box. In. cludes plug and harving hook. In 11300DWImT"wissch) •'inds.4rr _ 'lhe Incedi f are less crowded," Sanfordpolice aid thejfledrlvtng thecarhasbeen cltedforcaroleudrlv1ng.Ne1therhe,northepasengerIn not coUin Just when Ole high occupancy Imes would be L-AsIled along 14, nor anes will be darW at the 03mla County end or SR 434 end, ray Parts the new lanes would l)einst.alled ( of the year. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Uncertain s to o much public In the entire passage. It the middle of drug smuggling help clamp down on drug hu- Miami. formation needs to be issued on tha proposal, -Legidation mandating tough picked up only two "no" votes. Florida and in the United Ports Law enforcement officials minimum prison sentences for Graham, embarrassed and Statm" Crawford said. the DOT has heduled a press A key provision in the bill say the illegal drug trade ewns 10 a.m. April16 at Its )d%?° for drug smugglers sailed through angered by a CBS news show In Crawford, D-Winter Haven, allows judges and prosecutors smugglers $5 billion a year. DOT has bun studying WO MCUP41KY the HOWS today to the desk oI January calling Florida I"the said the bill requiring sentences to reward cooperative smug. They estimate most of the the vehicle lanes he drug capital of the world," of three to 25 years in GTSIWI who glers by reducing their sent- marijuana imported Into the wM sku it at mm C&I'llonle, Gray ad& Mle c*Aral Mile the bW am of his top and fines up to SM^ tot ences it they turn state's Unoed Stges cam" ft PrOdY 010 PA'wVd the U1110- trafficking In large amounts of evidence against those who Florida bemuse of its miles of area which emsh" Of n counties is bare of may jnj i impact marij uana, cocaine and heroin bank roll drug rings. these tv'. of Imes, he said. coastline and proximity to that U you sell drugs In Florida, by making ft the first bill to will ena ble prosecutors to get to Sen. Jack Gordon, DMLam1 South America. Transportation officials will request 140,000 we're going to get to you," Rep. clear the Legislature and doing the higher-ups in smuggling Beach, tried to stall the bill, In ether legislative action to finance a public information campaign for Bob Crawford, chairman of the it the first week. rings, say g it wi in ll only make drug Th ursday: residents in the three county area where the House Criminal Justice The 116-0 vote followed a The bill (Sb83) passed with smuggling more profitable. high occq*wy vehicle lanes will be In- Committee said. -The House Appropriations 4 break ftom tradition since the little debate. stalled, Gray said. 'lt's not going to be conCommittee P&wed aW sent to It Wall the first bill to pan the House passed the measure the Besides the minimum senten. trolled. We're just wasting the floor legislation (HB 100o) While pimllminary p1m call for the lanes to 979 sea", which convened same day it was debated on the ces, the bill (SB 83) sets fines taxpayers' money and making tranderring the licensing and be used by private vehicles only, the DOT has Tuesday. Its znoetJ s.Illng and floor, ranging from $25,000 to $500,000, profits for organized crime." discipl ine f unctions of profesnot Yet discoedthefruaebyb.esorotr qulckpauageaetarecordfor "Today, we have an andtracaproposalGov,Bob JohilngGordonon theloslng slonal boardatna Department laile-passenger vehIcIm Gray said. of Professional Regulation district project development and enenioneer. Initial iT tat ion of the huh ocicle law can be accom~ at impervious to wind or weather. aSUSLAIS Be.Mar-resistant Gothic Oak wood grimed t Inckudss 50" Sink Base, A wall Two 1S" x 30" wail cabinets and hom can you U much n MatchlflgValancs.(Slflkfaucetand 30% In fuel COIfltittOPflOt Goals 'y_, g Wsasdsss LAVATORY PAUCIT With aaa$. His P - right there." . the county learned of the DOT plans only bw speed limit," old W. G. Gray, DOT spokesman. 397 unhurt in the incident, "the door fell in and the car was _________________________________ Th ursday. the east and west directions. "Motorists using these special lam will not . . . • ___ ___ I his views an the plans at this time. Price said of the car pools. The high occupancy vehicle lanes wo uld be Installed the far left lanes of the highway in on Rag. Price (piece) . . . . . . . . . . . . K11111111 NOW SAROBI TOOLS lockin header. 58W' length, 57 high. Frost and colors. PlesticOS6..ch) ...... 39.SS T.mpsmd Glass 1..cN ... 4.S5 O, 79.99 Finger flow control. W' spreading width. 65 lb. hopper capacity. 101, semi.. pramnstic tires, baked enamel firi*t CrestlinsTUB j, . . . . . . . . . . . . 10" t,:. ___ IYNTNITC'% . Steel body, tubular Each................... .3.40 . WAUIOI CEUNG PAN . .. . No. CF1338"(ea)....... - 11' MINI-VANITY BASE . . (1IP • Mar-resistant fin. ished be"cabinet In White Leather Standard gauge, VkM asbestos 12" or woodgralned X IT' Me comes In PP-11 Gold Chip. Dark Oak. Easy to Cabinet PP-20 Spring Green, and PP-23 base only. PM910 Beige colots. Each TN#.................. 220 TRIMUNI . _____ . mendations to the county commission In a week to have taken to roads by thou who become pan 49 _ Elghty•year-old Bill Willis' afternoon nap ended with a bang at 4:30 p.m. Thursday when a car driven by a Sanford juvenile spun out of control, crossed the curb and sinalseI through the front porch of the Willis Home at 312 E. 25th St. The car stopped just five feet from the couch on Firtel and Bub and making our recom- save •.. -. 39 • • .. e reason, will gasoline consumption otherwise needed by the vehicles that would Will accept paint or stain. 1I ___ (OUATh) today, gaining further information on the concept. "OUATS In turn reports to the Metropolitan Planning Organization composed of persona appointed by the governor. Seminole has three representatives on that organization - County Cornmissloners Dick Williams, Sandra Glenn and Bil l Kirchhoff," Price said. "This concept could have considerable impact on Seminole County residents. We will be formulating information obtained by Miss automobiles at home. This, the officials 4'x 4' x 8' 95 • No 5150/2 12 ..... 413 Resistant to decay and termites. T sy finish 1/2" IW% continuous W Iva nylon, level kmp FSPIL A variety of room kWh raim Rubber back 12 widths.Style 42. 1 Awaene I. repreaer*lngSeminole County atameetthgof the technical advisory com mittee the Orlando Rudely 41 and Senior County Planner Laura Firtel This would require striping off the lanes for Bag (sa)....990 TLIFIR-11offill - • d PINE NUN CAP . '' 199 0001 Deluxe two-ply how with a smooth gloe- : ••• 1U7 He polital out C=ty Engineer Bill Bush Piece FLOORTU . Af 4 . 01% RoCkwell . 1. 1 ! 111 •• •1 said. to carpet ce( g............ case, positive toggle Sq. Vt...... '1 with a Rockwell washerless faucet. Guaranteed "Drip-free" for 5 yearsl No. 07229. Rag. Price (each). ! Add plzau to your patio with long wearing, stain reresisting polypropylene olefin fiber in 12' widths. Green, Red Gold or Blue/Green . 135 ... p ~;w 7 He s lanes Into Seminole County to SR 434," PrIce The Florida Department Transportation (DOT)laattezngto encourage car-poling which could lead to decreasing gasoline consumption Seminole Countians. What the DOT thpreposjngis the of high occupancy vehicle lanes along 1-4 from U.S. Wi (SR 530) in Osceola County SR 434 in Seminole County. The theory Is, according to DOT such high occupancy lanes would be reserved during certain peak hours of travel of those private vehicles carrying two or passengers. What DOT Is hoping, that department's officials say, Is that those private cars' passengers will be car owners themselves who will have left their Sq. Yd. Add beauty tI POWER TAPE RULE Features high impact By SHARON CARRASCO Herald taffwrfter . Bag Reg. JUli - rw K TCHuuu Nu USPS 48.280) -Price 15 Cents F Save Gasoiin e for ifl9ui Liver COflt. 40 WUJ. lb. makes 1/3 30 - ,1 Re9. Price (each) Premixed sand "ravel a Herald,-C Lanes To I oe j 01 IfldOOr/OIItd ..e cast handle designed for cutting ease. With four extra blades. No. 155. 1 - 10 III Each UTILITY KNIFE SCO" Evening W, 141 of •wo•par T wo-part , _ m[ Rog Baked White enemil fixture has 36" cord. Uses two 40 watt bulbs (Included). Rapid start. No. SL24OKL. 0 / 95 £ Suspend from celllng or wire. ,, HOV' Green Perma.-Bond ash... Ai Kit orida 32771 Fl Si KENTUCKIAN 0' x 7'buiIdlr in White and PV 6,1979--Sanford, STORAGE Building LITUWAV 48" Double Strip Fluorescent WORKLIGHT April --_ - ----- .• - • V - .... -I-,, , - -- • - I -., • .. - . •Sp . - . U ou*'vu..............IA IA Spiel. .................... 4* ............ I4la. Abby ................U Wes$her ...................IA • . . • . • . - . • �2A—EvnIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, April , 179 Realty Transfers Billy E. Pew, Widr to Morris Q International Land Planning II Robinson A. Lenora J LI 7 blk j Inc. to Alpha II 5ev. Corp. Inc., Lot Spring Valley Farms, Sec. S. 52. Jennifer Ests,. $17.00. $l7$,O0. Joe Smahers,&wf Elil to Wm. F. Wm. D. Morrison & Barbara to Smalhers 8. wt Nancy P., 2 3rds mt. Jeffrey P. Morton 8. wt. Jacquelyn Par. 0: from Center of Sec 720 30, '. P. Lt 13, bIli B. The Meadows, Un. 1. etc. $100 $63,333 The Greater Constr. Corp. to Earmin L. Midkiff I. Violet to . Joseph P Donnellan & wt Ann M., Barry D. Brown & *1. Gloria A. Lot Lot 60. River Run Sec. Three, 22 less N 5', 8. N 7' of 23, blk 6. Bel $57,900. Air. $15,000. (Douglas H Jackson to Joseph P. Melissa Ann Allen to Robert H. Volek, Beg. on N line of SE'i Of String, sgl. Lot 119 San Lanla, Third SW 1 4 Sec 16 20 32, etc., $70,000. Sec. $21,000. Olin-American Homes Fla., Inc. to (QCD) Jerry Posy & Martha to Kenneth G. Kight & WI Vicki J.. Lot John C. Homer & Peggy 8. Donald J. 13, 81k F. Sterling Park Un. 3. Bales 1 WI. Evelyn. Beg. pt. 35.11' 5 552,300 Of PC of curve on E. line of blk 3, John P Jervey, Ind. 8. Tr. to • Crystal Lake Heights. $100. Milan M Medokowich 8. WI Dorothy, Tompkins Dcv. to Billy G. Sikes 8. Lot 875 Spring Oaks Unit 4, $49,900. ... wt. Lena. Lot 14, Garden Lake Ests., City of Sanford to J. R. Ellis, Lot 6. .-•: Un. one. $51,900. 81k B, Celery Ave. Addn, $2,000. -• Tompkins Dcv to Robert D. Sabal Point Prop I. C. to Area Chilmonik & wt. Cheryl A Lot 26, :_: Bldg. Corp., Lot 13, Cypress Landing blk B. North Orl. Ranches, Sec 8. at Sabal Point, $14,200. :: $41.900. Same as above, Lot 14, Cypress ' (QCD) Ronald Burth 10 Wilbur F. Landin at Sabal Point, $11,200. -.:. Tayman 1 WI, Cecilia P. S' a of Lot Same, Lot 78 Cypress Landing at 60 Sanfo Prak S62, less part. $100. Sabal Point, $14,200. Ronald F. Burth to John Mrof. .•;•: Same, Lot $ Cypress Landing at :;• thak, sgl. Lot 62, Santo Park less Sabal Point, $14,200. :••: part. $71,300, Same, Lot 67 Cypress Landing at Sturhrke Constr., & Enyr., Inc. to Sabal Point, $14300. Russell E. Parker :•:• & wt. Hazel. Lt I?, Same, Lot 4$ Cypress Landing at blk 0, Lynwood Rev. U2,90. • Sabal Point, $16,900. ::Shoemaker Constr. to Alfred J. Same, Lot 49 Cypress Landing at .- Marion I. WI. Helen, Lot 1, blk E. Sabal Pint, $16,900. Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor, Sec. 6 Same, Lot 27 Cypress Landing at $321500. Sabal Point, $13,100. Casoelberry Gdns Inc. to Robert •: Michael D. Welsh 8. WI Barbara to G. Mac Dowell, sgl I. Linda M. Eroy P. Blkker I WI Barbara L., Lot Sykes, $gl. NW 50' of Lot 98. NE½ of Lot (less NE 25' of SE 1001 1. NW S 33, Cypress Landing at Sabal Pint, $13,600. "..Of lot lObIk C. Triplett Lk Shores. John C. Sch lotterer & wt Jo Ann to $31500. Tri.City Elec. Coot,., Inc. to Gregory J. Dennisky I WI Christine A., Lot 17, Slit G, Camelot Unit Two, Maitland Distr. Centers, Inc. N IS, of $53,000. E 135' of Lot 19C, (less E 2$') Magnolia Svc. Corp. to Frank P. Seminole Indus. Pk, 2nd Addn. Conroy Constr., Inc., Lot II, Wekiva W1700. Club Ests.. S'. cit. $25 000 'v''(o,m K. Marmon & Barbara to - Edith M. Davie, sgl.t;Russell N. Robert R. Garner I Susan E Lot ', Steok & *1 Mary M.,Lot 16, 81k 0 1 bi A. Howell Cove, 1st Sec., $61,500. Town 8. Country Ests. repl., $23300. Robert J. Mathews 8. WI. Mabel to Betty Erickson 8. hb Wm. J. to JullanK. Haller &wf.vjylane P. Lts Kenneth W. Johnson, sQl., Lot I?, 10111 blk C. Sanlandospge., Tr. 26, Lake Harney Beach, 167.000. $94,000. Halmark Bldrs., Inc. to Judith A. Gail B. NeedhamI Dorothy , Gallagher & Fib .Jeffery .1., Lot 13, David Robison sgl. & May K. Calandro, soP. Lot 12. blk C. ,.m. -81k - 5, North Orl. Ranches, Sec. 9, 519,200. mci-set North, $36,000 -. Franklin M. Haywood I wt Mgnolia Svc. Corp to Marcus Marguaritte to A. R. Borton Jr. & WI Walters & Mary, OBA Mark V Ltd. Susan K., Lot 12, 81k 3, Sabal Point Inc., Lot 13, Weklva Club Ests., Sec, Amended Plat, $93,000. Six. $fl William Jay Roberts & wt Ruby to Virginia P. Vaughn, sQl., Beg 5.80 Harold J. Mello I *1. Grace to Ch. 5 1 210' W of NE cor, of NW'!, of t1W'. of Sec 23203O. $73,700. Harry A Sambrook, sgl. portions of Lots 2 & 3, blk 1, CasSelberry. Tompkins 0ev. to Gregory R. 1,36.000. Becket I WI Beverly, Lot 63, Garden Alton B. Hamrick & WI. Martha to Lake Ests., Unit One, $48,300. Robert F. Rose & wt. Devens M. Lot Jose G. Cinton & WI Aida to Nilda 17 blk 0, Gleaves Cd, SSI.000. E. Zayas, sgl.., Lot 79 Normandy John R. McLaughlin & wt. Mary Park, $19,200. A. to Derek Soezanol WI. Eileen Lot Carl R. Johnson, sgl. to Paul W. Brown & wt Dorothy B., Beg. 2.8 ch, 779, Woodcrest, Un. Five. S49,9M. N of SW cor. run N 21/1 ch., F 10 ch., S Formland, Inc. to David W. Sch. wan, sgl. Lot S & W. 18.67' of 7 blk 49 V' ch., W 10th. to pob, Sec 19. 19-30, Sanlando the Suburb Beautiful, $65,000. Palm Springs Sec., $21,Mo. United Assoc. Home Bldrs., Inc. to Rex E. Rlepe & Patricia H., Lot 10 Olin Amer. Homes to John H. Rape & WI. Margaret, Lot 29, blk A, Verne Chancy sd, $54,100. Robert E. Frost, so. to L. W. Sterling Pk Un, 3. $49,600. • Timothy G. Earnest & wI. Sandra Merrick, Lots 2, 3, 1, S. 6 8. 7, 81k 31, tePaul P. Putnum 1 wt. Virginia L. Kathyrn Park Addn No. 1, $247,700. Lot 421, Un. 3 Spring Michael S. Alexatos, trustee to '". Fla. Ru-sid. Comm. to Jorge Claude H. Wolde Jr., P4100' of: from E.ugardol. wt. Aide P4., Lot $5, The NW cor. of Lot I, Ininedal., 155.000. (QCD) Allen R. Pyle & Betty. Co. Highlands Sec. One. portion of Tr. H. H. $43500 Tr., of Allen R. Pyle Trucking Inc. to Ronald K. Wallace 8. WI, Leigh J. Pyle Properties Inc. NW'!, of SW¼ to Blame Timmer & *1. Nancy J. of 5W 14 Sec. 1121.79 less rd.. $100. Lot 35, blk A, Spring Valley Farms, Same as above, NW'/, of SW¼ of Sec. Two. SW¼ Sec. 11.21.79 less rd., $100. International Land Planning II Same, E½ of 5½ of NE¼ of SW!, Inc. to Deccatexine Constr. Corp. (less N 207' 1 W30' for rd), Sec. 2.21. 2$, $100. Lot 40 Jennifer Ests. $17,000. Robert L. Hobbs I wt. Robyn to (QCD) same, SW'/, of SW'!, of Michael C. Minton & WI. Martha K. SW¼ Sec. 1121.29, $100. Churchill Mtg. Corp. to First Natl. Lot 1, blk 13, Tier 2, E.R. Tralfords Map of Sanf. $30,500. Bk. Louisville, par. I: Commence at Frank R. Garner 1 *1. Juanita to pt 100' N & 33' F of SW con. of Sec 31. Wm. Ro. Rogers 1 WI. Mildred R . s 20 30, etc., etal — 2 par., $155,000. 160' of Elliot W 19$' of Lot 13, FIa. Gary P. LaTorre to Richard Land & Colonization Co.Celery LaTorre 1 wt Joyce, Lot 3, BIk C, Wildmere Addn., $6,500. Planatatlon. $47,700. Dale & Mary Ann Wilson t Jesse P. Post & WI Alice Ann to Johanna Financial Corp. . Lot 9, Jesse Paul Post & Alice Ann Pots, Lake Bingham Ests., Unrec. Plat, Lot 91 Lake Harriet Ests., $100. Clarance B. Allen & wt Lois to Sic 222030. $100. Sun 1st Nail. Bk Orl. , Trustee to Arturo Perez & WI Pearl, Lot S. 81k Donald Johnson & wt. Nancy J. Lots C Gleaves sd, $54 Wm. James B. Keith, sgl to 27, 28, 79, & 30, blk A. North Orl, Ranches. Sec 2 125000 Ronald F. Davis, Lot 52, nepl., Lots 1 Hunt Oil Co. to Cardinal Industries 17 Watts Farms, & Mobil, Home, Day. Corp., N 749.77' of S Loty 279 $17,500. Rebma Georgia Inc. to Gui-main, Woodcrt, Un. Five. 10900 AFormland, Inc. to David W. Sch. Di Quarto, Lot 164, Lake of the wan, SQl. Lots & W 18.67' of 7 blk 49 Woods Townhouse, Sec. 5, $40,000. BMA Prop Inc. to L. Lorraine Sanlando the Sub.rb Beautiful, Lowmiiler, sgl.. Lot 177 Lake of the Palm Springs Sec., 131,000 Olin Amer. Homes to John H. Woods Townhouse, Sec. 5, 139,900. BMA Prop. to Virginia E. Rape & wt. Margaret, Lot $, blk A, Medema, wid.. Wm. H. Modems Jr. Sterling Pk Un. 3 $494. Timothy G. Earnest & wt Sandra & Sandi, Lot 176, Lake of the Woods to Paul P. Putnam I WI. Virginia Townhouse, Sec. 5, $0,500. H. Miller ISons Orl., Inc. to Lot 422, Un. 3. Spring Oaks. $39,300. Fla. Resid. Comm., to Jorge Hamilton l.Fish&WINancyS.,Lof Elugardol WI. Aida N., Lot 55, The 173. San Sebastian Hts., Un. 3, Highlands Sec. One. portion of In. H. $54,0Q Parker Assoc. Realty Inc. to 113500 Joseph S. Taylor I Ronald K. Wallace 8 *1. Leigh j WI Laura M., Lot 73, Tuskawilla Acres, $16,000. to Blame Timmer & wt. Nancy J Gerald F. Crocks & wt Sandra to Lot 33, bik A, Spring Valley Farms, David J. Anderson & wt Ruth L., Sec. Two. $115,000. International Land Planning 11 From W'.', milepost Sec 22.21.32, Inc. to Diccatexine Constr. Corp, etc., Lots 71 1 70, 81k 2, Chula Vista, $591900. Lot 40 Jennifer Ests., $17,000. Donna Gwaltney, EIIz. Blackard, Robert L. Hobbs I wt. Robyn to Michael C. Minton & WI. Marsha K. F. Allan Greene & James C. Gurley, Lot 1, blk 13, Tier 2, E.R. Tratfords sgi. to Richard A. Hamilton & WI Karen, Lots 198 20, 81k F. Saniando Map of Sent. $30,500. Frank R. Garner I WI. Juanita to Springs Tr. 53, $9,500. (QCD) Susan K. Olesen, sgl. to Wm. Re. Rogers & WI. Mildred R. 5 160 of E 148'01 W 19101 Lot 13, Fla. Paul A. 010M,Sol., Lot 103 Queens Land IColonization Co. Celery Mirror So. 2nd repl. addn CO, $100. James J. Ripley 8. WI Margaret to Plantation. $47,700. Dale IMary Ann Wilson to Theodore Tut-chon (married), Lot 3, Johanna Financial Corp., Lot , BIk F. Country Club Manor Un. 3, Lake Iingham Ests., Unrec. Plat, $36,500. LIII Ann P. Bush I Fib Robert L. to Sic 32.2030. $100. Sun lit NatI Bk 0,1.. Trustee to Judith P. Holland, sQl., Lot 66. High Donald Johnson I WI. Nancy J. Lots Ridge Addn Glen Arden Hts., Un. V. 36, 79 1 30. blk A, North 0,1... Two, $54,300. Avedls N. Zarikian&wf Olga F. to Ranches, Sec 2.125.000. Hunt Oil Co. to Cardinal industries Wm. Shamis I WI Nancy V., Lot 31, NA11ON .-. s .s.n' of Helen Smith to Central Fla. Trophy Corp., From NW car. of N 400' Of F 420' Of NW'/4 of SEC 62130 etc. $73,000. Jams Keck & WI. Ethel to Jerry A. Kendall &wf. Patricia A Lot 1$, blk P Spring Valley Farms. A & 5 Cons-, to Helen F. Laughlin, sql. Lot IS blk C 0,,amwo,id, $33,100. — Evans Death Delayed ATMORE, Ala. (UPI) John Louis Evans III ate his last supper and went to take last shower and when he came back to his cell death row at Holman prison he figured he had six more hours to live. But then, to his dismay, he learned that Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist, in a puzzling order that surprised everyone In the case, had ordered his execution — set for 12:01 a.m.. today — stayed until April 13. "I don't believe It," said Evans late Thursday when told of his reprieve by the Rev. Kevin Dwtignan, his death row confidante. "They're going to mess with me again." The 41 other on death row Holman raised cheer, but Evans leaned against the wail of his cell and cried, Duignan said. Name Salivary; Week, IS coofti Masib, $3.11Ii 6 MiaWs, high Year, 536* By Mail: Week, IS Casts: MealS 6&6116 Maa*s, $36-M1 Ysar, A volunteer committee of three civicminded individuals has launched a drive to raise $2,)0to beautify the grounds in front of the Good Samaritan Home In Sanford as a memorial to the late Mother Ruby Wilson, founder and director of the home. Their goal Is to raise the money from area groups and Individuals by mid-June. The idea of the landscaping project was conceived prior to Mother Wilson's death In a Jan. 31 automobile accident. "We talked to her about our plans Just four days before she was killed," said Mrs. Bill Gielow, president the Woman's Club and one of the committee members, "and she was so excited and pleased that we wanted to do this for the home, "After her death, we decided to continue the project in her memory," Mrs. Glelow said. "So often you see the patients sitting outside the front entrance In the sunshine and there is nothing pretty for them to look at," she added. of "The Lord blessed us to receive that $300,000 building debt free and I feel we should have the Initiative to beautify what we've been blessed with," commented Mrs. Mary Smith. President of the "Just [is" Club - . - . It Friday, April 6, 1979-3A - Hn rnc . U —an auxiliary formed to help the home and secretary and public relationLst for the ward of Good Samaritan Home. She is also a member of the volunteer beautification committee. — The third member of the committee is Jack Weible, president of the Kiwanis Club of Sanford. "The front of the building is In need of landscaping and I feel it is time to do it in memory Mother Wilson, who originated the home and kept It going for all races," Weible said. Kicking off the drive were donations totalling $730— a gift of $500 from the Sanford Kiwanis Club, $130 from an anonymous doner; and $100 from the Woman's Club. The volunteer committee however, stressed this Is not an organization project, but a community project. - t' . . •: ' - \ ' . ' . • 's I-. •. . y, iL. . .• Mrs. Fred Ganas is the group's consultant for the landscaping plans. The first phase of the plans to landscape the home will Include irrigation, shrubbery, flowers and general landscaping for the front (east side) of the building, located at 1704 W. Ninth Street. . 'I • I -. s ; . . . Anyone wishing to donate to the fund should contact one of the committee members of send their contribution to Good Samaritan Beautification Fund, 202 Forrest Drive, M 'PYT7I (From left): Bill Gielo, Jack Weible, Mars' Smith — on Willie C. Brown (kit) phs with I)urrelj Higgins Practical Way To Learn Math men Barbara Burnell's Alternative Education class at by measuring the children, mixing formulas for Goldsboro Elementary is learning math through a feeding, plus cooking breakfast for the older todproject involving 16 children with ages ranging from diers. five months to four years. The students have been doing research on the care The 14 students in Mrs. Burnell's class are of children and they also took a field trip to a local providing day care services for the children for a nursery to see how day care is handled by the period of one week. The students put math to work professionals. at a Degassing Operation Delayed HARRISBURG,Pa. (UPI) Engineers today delayed an attem pt to reduce the small leak of radioactive gases from the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant. Nuclear Regulatory Commission spokesman Carl Abraham said the system designed to pump gases from an auxiliary building Into the radiation-proof dome around the crippled reactor was being tested when engineers encountered a valve that would not open. There was no immediate estimate when the degassing system could be put Into operation. NRC officials said It was aimed making a significant reduction all gases leaving the plant. — at of Plane Landing A Miracle' — a jet on •.• •' • '.'. . •d• . •\• •".'. . ':. ;.. , Firm's Off By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer Robbed ice parked at Springwood Village detector sometime eii'ner plastic window of a 1970 Kaiser $1,000, he reported. Apartments, Longwood and Wednesday Thursday from Jeep causing about $200 in MONEY STOLEN CONSTRUCTION SITE stole a Citizen's Band radio his locked car while parked in damages, deputies said. Jim 4s,J Friello, 33, of 3527 Jericho BURGLARY valued at $249, deputies said. his driveway. The property was Pool, 29, of Springwood Village Drive, Casselberry, reported Someone broke into a con- John B. Weisman of valued at $194. Elliott said. Apartments, Longwood, said someone stole $325 in cash front struction office on Balmy Springwood Village Apartthe incident occurred either his home Wednesday, acBeach Drive. Thursday. and merits told deputies the Incident c.. STOLEN Wednesday or Thursday while cording to deputies. The money stole a chain saw valued at $m, occurred either Wednesday or A Citizen's Band radio valued his car was parked the was contained in it large jar according to Seminole County Thursday. at $150 was stolen from a car apartment parking lot, that was broken by the peraepuues. Entry to the office of sometime Wednesday or CYCLE TAKEN petrators, Friello said. Nothing Belaire Hills Homes was gained JACKET, LANTERN TAKEN property was valued at $127, Thursday from a car parked in A brown 1975 Honda was else was taken. Stewart Fritz, 48, of Lake Fritz said. by removing the screws to the the lot of Springwood Village stolen sometime Tuesday from VANDALISM Howell Road, Winter Park, told door hinges, deputies said. Apartments. Owner Charles the parking lot of Lake Brantley Someone knocked out the deputies someone entered his BURGLARY TO AUTO Cleveland, 21, said his car was High School. Frank Kucera, 17, window on the driver's side of a unlocked car either Wednesday C.B. RADIO STOLEN Brad Elliott, 19 of 322 Valley locked, of Longwood, said the ignition 1977 Buick Tuesday morning in Using a wire to pull up the or Thursday and dole a thermo- Drive, Sweetwater, told of the vehicle was locked but the parking lot of Lake Howell lock, someone entered the hooded jacket, an all weather deputies someone stole a VANDALISM the front wheel bolt was not. 111gb School causing $125 in passenger's side of a vehicle Jacket and a lantern. The stolen Citizen's Band radio and radar Someone cut it hole in the The motorcycle is valued at damage. or Journalist Inez Robb Dead • TUCSON (UPI) max Robb, 78, one of the nation's leading women journalists for more than half a century, died late Wednesday afternoon at the Tucson Medical Center of Parkinson's disease. From 193$ to 1963 she was a reporter for International News Service. She covered every political convention 1932 to 1968, every presidential inauguration between 1936 1968, was aboard the first Clipper plane to fly the Atlantic and one of the women correspondents covering World War H. — " "• "a' . .. - •'. .:' from to was first Jobless Rate Holds Steady WASHINGTON (UPI) — The nation's unemployment rate held steady at 5.7 percent of the workforce In March at the lowest level In 4½ years, the reported today. Americans holding jobs by 195,000 The number last month to 96.8 million, the Labor Department said In Its monthly analysis, as the jobless rate for teenagers and bladu declined. March's 5.7 percent unemployment level was Identical with February and was the lowest since the 5.4 percent August 1974. '.4 to remain 1 Million Expansion Plan Wiens Approval By GEOFFREY POUNDS DETROIT (UPI) Investigators say it was "miracle" a TWA jetliner and Its 87 occupants survived an apparent 360.de9ree roll over and supersonic nose dive to make an emergency landing at Detroit Metropolitan Airport. A top official of the Federal Aviation Administration flew from Washington to Detroit Thursday to Inspect the damaged plane that plunged from an altitude of 39,00 feet to 12,000 feet within seconds. Four of the 96 passengers aboard the Boeing 727 a flight from New York to Minneapolis were slightly injured during the steep descent, which occurred over Flint, Mich., Wednesday night. None required hospitalitation. The cause of the emergency aboard Flight $41 was not 'immediately known, said FAA Administrator Langhorne Bond, who personally Inspected the plane. . '. Construction in government of rate of dust suction devices Installed at mission tabled review of a site creased medical services to other sourcti that the medical "1 can't cite any statute or the plant. He also said the plan for an addition to the veterans. Herald Staff Writer services to be offered have been any case, but it won tes me," addi tion will Inclu de a new American Legion building at The Sanford Planning an d P & Z Commissioner Jack sanctioned. Without such said Bridges. "I think we need Zoning Commission (P & Z) unloading system with enclosed 3506 Orlando Drive. The Bridges said there needs be verification, he said, the city to see some sort of documento Thursday recommended the conveyors and silo, to preyent American Legion is seeking the verification front Veterans might face the possibility of tatlon from the VA before we approval of a zoning change excess dud. liability in a malpractice suit. can go ahead." addition so It can offer in. Administration officials or "It's our objective to Improve from restricted industrial I)to medium thdusfrL1 (M19t the plant environmentally," for property at jj' Koip said. A Rinker spokesman said The recommendation win be forwarded to the city coin- when the new building Is mission for formal con- completed, it will provide a slderatjon Monday. If approval source of concrete blocks to Is given, the Rinker Materials area contractors, many of Corp., owner of the property, whom have complained of will be able to proceed with having to wait up to two months plans to conruct a $1 million for necessary concrete supaddition to its existing concrete PliesIn other action, the corn-ready-mix plant. The firm indicated to the commission snag site expansion involves the building of a concrete block plant next to the existing site. Jerry Outlaw, firm representative, said the expension could mean an additiOnal 10 jobs. The commission received a letter from an area resident asking the Rinker firm be required to ensure that any addition would not compound the problem of dust buildups resulting from the operation of the concrete plant. P& Z chairman J.Q. Galloway asked Rinker officials if there were precautions being taken to prevent problems with dust, Bob Koip, chief engineer at the plant, said there would be GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONIES SUNDAY APRIL 8 2:00 PM • Penny Blue helps with naps Johnnie Edwards feeds Latesha Rowlands Congressman Has Close Call WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rep. Stewart B. McKinney, RConn, was shot at by two teenagers rob him outside his Capitol Hill home early today, but the bullet missed and McKinney was net harmed, police said. Police said McKinney was entering his car it 1:30 when he was approached by two youths. When he resisted, one ot'the youths pulled out a hanim and fired, mI..lr,,g McKInn.y, police said. The youths fled and there were no trying Herald Doshia MacDonalds' runny NOW Is taken of by London Mathis Photos 40SPITAL NOTES care By Tom anford: APRIL 3, 19$ ADMISSIONS Nets el DISCHARGES Sanford: Harry Duncan Virginia Grey Puma Lot Ovstt McClain erl C. Myers Jr. sinie Mae Roberts Iary A. Spivey rancis S. Stagg hulls W. Ward Ruby L. Hamilton Clarence J. Holzgartnef' Dennis A. Lawson May RIqa Margaret Smalley rilliam Grimnaua, Diftona ISIpiI Hrbacmk, DIllon. Won K. Ahers Lake Hahn Christian Petersen, OILed Vera N. Iasgle, Dalton. Patrick lacon, Lake Mary . 's" Refreshments to am. harlie Sell. Friday, April 6, )fl—Vol, 71, No. )7 PvOfishad Daily aid Sunday. ~ Saturday by TM Saofmud Herald, Inc., * N. Preach Ave., 1amI.m PIe. 32771. Second Class Pulaus Paid at $amlmud. Plerida nni B, JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writa WASHINGTON (UPI) A surprise vote to overturn Supreme Court rulings banning prayer in public schools has caused a Senate Post ponement — and could threaten Passage — of a bill to create a new department of education. On a 47-37 vote Thursday, the Senate approved an amendment by Sen. Jesse Helms, R.N.C. to "restore the right of voluntary prayer In public schools." The pending bill would split up the Health, Education and Welfare Department, the government's biggest bureaucracy, by creating a separate education department. The amendment caught Sen. Abe Rihicoff, D-Conn,, floor manager of the bill, by surprise. His quick motion to kill it failed on a tie vote of 4343, and It then was approved on a roll call. Ribicoff moved immediately to reconsider the vote, and Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd of West Virginia called for a recess until Monday to give sponsors time to round up enough votes to reverse the outcome on the Helms' amendment. The motion to recess was approved, 55-27. Brian A. Anderson, SQl. & Keilee A., Ewnlng Hendd f USPS 411.2111 Fl. Sn nt ifnn WU U •• w Prayer In Public Schools Lot 5, Ilk C. Ridge High sd, $37,000. Heights, $100. Drive To Bec U- tl*f C;nncl Senate Votes To Allow San Sebastian Hts., Un. 3, $34,000. Steven R. Dean & wt Marilyn to Tompkins Dcv. to Hector Vargas & *f Gloria C., Los 291 Trallwood Ests., Sec. Two. $36,400. Winter Springs Dcv. to Showcase Homes Inc., Lots 168.33, Tuscawilla Unit 7, $2,000. (QCD) FHA to Larry R. Bum balough & Diana L.. Lots 49850, M. M. Lord's First Addn Citrus Evening Herald, Sanford, -. IN BRIEF I Day. Corp. N 249.72' of w fl7.$S'ofN½QVNW'/,of SEC J.30.3), liii S 175.72' of W 3001 rw SR 437. In Memory Of Mother Wilson Will Be Served John Knox ViHageof Central Florida 24A Azalea Drive • Orange City, Florida 32763 Call Collect 19041 775-3840 .......... -- ----- -- — - ... 0 1 cannot attend the Groundbreaking Ceremony but would like you to send me more information on retirement at John Knox Village of Central Florida. Name Address City Zip State Phone Age Eddie C. Smith Fork ichardo and LovItale Hicks, a Dana Hughley, Altamonte Douglas Margin, Lao Mary Leslie Underhill, LonqwsgJ Ellen L. 1111100111c ockoltmna, Co. Paul L. Walker. Pokin, Ill. H. Send to: John 1(naxVi1Ia of Central Fkrida 24A Azalea Drive • Orange City. Florida 32763 Information Center Open Daily 9-5 • Sundays 1-5 OCF.071 I �I Evening 1k%dW Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. (USPS 411.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3054I22•23ti 4r C319993 Around Friday, April 6, 1979-4A WAYNED. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 1 Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $3600. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $).6(; Year, $40.00. 12 J Inflation Helped By Budget Deficit The Clock By DORIS DIEThICH Inhale. ..exhale. Get a load of the beautiful weather. Ahi Breathing spring.ls.tlke dr1nldxg abrosin, the nectar of the gods — or whatever It is that the gods are supposed to drink that's the ultimate. There's nothing about coldness — whether It's people, places or things that I like. But most of all, I hate cold weather. I believe that I could happily live in a climate where the temperature never dropped below $5 degrees. In cold weather, my motor freezes up and I just can't get turned on. Cold weather means cold symptom Invading my body and bones — and sniff, snort and hack. It's right nippy In the area at tunes, during the winter season, but not cold enough to freeze out Infectious germs. consequently Florida winters can breed a lot of Illness. I was born in the middle of May about the time spring burst into full bloom. It's only natural that I am psrttsl to a warm climate. Some of the time! live up to my zodiacal sign, Taurus the bull, by being as stubborn as a mu1. But during the winter mouths, I could very well be akin to Bruno the bear by going Into hibernation. In many people, cold weather generates energy and participation In outdoor activities. But not!. For as long as I can remember, the morning bath has been a ritual. Many resort to a cold shower as an eye opener. I take a hot Saturday bath every morning, and on some mornings in the winter with my pores wide open, I nearly freeze getting to work. Oh, I may walk briskly and look like I enjoy the weather. But I'm really trying to run and get the heck out of the cold before I freeze dead In my tracks This Isn't easy. My bones feel like splintery icicles piercing through my epidermis. My blood doesn't flow. It congeals Into one mass of quivering aspic, I think at times. Brrrrr! The darkness of the late winter mornings and late winter afternoons doesn't do a thing for me. Don't get me wrong. I love the darkness of night That's when I really come alive. ERREF Saboteurs Bomb Nuclear Equipment I piled up In bed between colorful bright sheets and an electric blanket. A tray held assorted stationery. The telephone was at my ear, and the coffee pot plugged in at my elbow. A half dozen books were scattered over the coverlet to balance six open boxes of chocolates. After all, maybe this is getting on up there pretty close to paradise — during the winter months when a person doesn't feel up to par. But generally speaking, I hate winter. TOULON, France (UP!) — A series of explodons touched off by a team of saboteurs wrecked or damaged nuclear reactors and other atomic equipment built for foreign countries Including Iraq, police said today. The blasts caused damage estimated at millions of dollars In the nuclear department of the Mediterranean Naval and Industrial Co. plant at nearby Seyne-sur'Mer, police said. The blasts were the most spectacular smile attack on atomic equipment In France since unknow n attackers tried to Sabotage nuclear power plant in eastern France four years ago. a Arthur F. Burns has given respectability to pleas for a balanced federal budget, noting that the nation's "inflationary psychology" is fed by deficit spenurng. But the former chairman of the Federal Reserve Board Is wary of locking the requirement into the Constitution, suggesting instead that Congress adopt legislation to make deficit spending more difficult. The "experiences" under the measure, he told a House panel, should then be reviewed annually before action is taken to make budget deficits unconstitutional. And Burns is dead set against a constitutional convention to consider a balanced-budget amendment, citing the "risks and dangers" of wholesale attack on the Constitution. There Is sympathy for Burns' views within the Congress, certainly. Rep. Peter Rodino, chairman of a House Judiciary subcommittee exploring the concept of a mandatory budget balance, said almost 70 proposals have been Introduced In the House and Senate. The Senate, spurred, perhaps, by the legislation before It to increase the federal debt limit to a staggering $830 billion, approved an amendment to the debt-limit bill to require the president and congressional committees to submit balanced budgets In fiscal 1981. Even If the urgency of the debt-hike bill and the political Instincts of House members coax House concurrence, however, the Senate bill is unlikely to satisfy the clamor for budget balance. A simple majority in both houses would allow continued deficit spending. Pew will dispute the balanced-budget goal. PresIdentCarter pledged to achieve the ideal j 1076 campaign. But in the first five months of the current fiscal Year, the deficit already has mounted to more than $31 billion, Burns said such persistent deficit spending "Is the way a serious inflation is typically sta and later nourished." The first tentative steps In Congress to mandate a budget balance acknowledge the public mood. The legislative bid should be pursued to avoid both the rigidity of a constitutional amendment and the potential for chaos at a constitutional convention. Fro e Fac e lifts ? Would hard-pressed American taxpayers object If they knew that some of their fellow citizens were receiving facelifts and other cosmetic surgery paid for by the federal government? You bet they would, and so would we. Even so generous a fellow as Joseph A. Calitwo Jr., Even secretary Of Health, Education and Welfare, found this practice too much to stomach when he learned of it lad year._____ A subsequent review by HEW's inspector general disclosed that the eight Public Health Service hospitals administered by HEW were conducting about 500 nonthsrap,iglc cosmetic operations per year, mostly for wives of retired or active duty .military Personnel. The surgery Included facsllfts, nose rqductlons, breast enlargements, and ysJ of kj fr m the neck and abdomen. The annual tab for these surgical freebies was about p00,000, hardly a major item In HEW's $1107 billion inei.t last year, but ostrageous, nonetheless. Mr. Califano has ordered an and to public financing for this vAnity surgery, an ad that should make us all .ligIitJy lees riseidtul the neat tune ,pn tribute to the HIS. Meanwhile, HEW spokesmen Insist that not one other penny ki.11 the depsrtmeit's vast budgetary, tlinaIn goes for elective cqsmdlc surgery. We can hope that such Is the case even as we wpaj,r how this Public Health Service practice got darted In Iii. first place and why It went on for several years before someone blew the whistle. While we could not find answers to these questions, itlsin. Miuctive to note the manner In which Secretary Califano leaned of this abuse within a department he has headed for the two years: He read about it in a newspaper. +o - - -- ANGL E-WAL TERS VIEWPOINT Rioting Over Bhutto Death The Club Of World Opinion Triumph Into A Tragedy WASHINGTON — President Carter's stunning success as chief architect of an IsraeliEgyptian peace treaty Should significantly enhance his prospects for selllnga new Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty to the Senate. Carter has gained more than the obvious political momentum which any president enjoys after a spectacular foreign policy triumph, although that in Itself Is nothing to sneeze at. He has also acquired, thanks to the Wellworkings of Israel's ratification a perfectly splendid can study to hold upto the Senate when It finally begins debate on a SALT II treaty. All's well that ends well, of course, but just Imagine what the reaction In this country — Including the U.S. Senate — would have been If Israel's parliament, the Knesset, had refused to ------IXCML--wiiu rgypi. dW1VY UIC — take your . JACK ANDERSON how be n - In the pad, Army Officials have r'ewltdged prsbkmii I the Medical Corps. Butths Iffiiudw they hive maintained, en liraib1 -tdtoalsekddocters. 1utap theybive bees ablsto Mu-i em the aMrilud,w Army and Ms baft to emipets with the 11 mad.. were now engaged in a 4611oppir"It operation against - Army Medi*cal Corps s nI Sickly S.' ape,,, fiUii ar'r1'' : "Just long have you e eating this , hifl4ibor bread which turned out to be with WooduIp?" NAIROBI,Kenya (UP!) — Ugandan exile guerrillas ___ ____ today claimed they had captured virtually all of the capital city of Kampala except the downtown area in a 4$hour assault and said President Idi Amin and his remaining Libyan allied troops were In full retreat A war communique Issued by Uganda's government-inexile said the guerrillas and supporting Tinln troops . - 4 Rebels Capture Kampala Carter Unappreciated? -.. ,- Under the portrait was pinned a banner that read, "[rd help me, for I am an Innocent" — B)ngto's last worth, according to a news report. WASHINGTON WORLD - Tm,, lot a during a memorid mWing ofthe Koran at Bhutto's home. Congressional ethics committees have taken a preliminary look Into the possibility that South African funds may have been used to Influence several recent campaigns, without finding anything sufficiently conclusive to justify a fullscale inquiry. But the way this byzantine affair has been developing day by day, that situation could be subject to very sudden change. No - Club.ewthglng police tried to disperse the demonstrators protesting Bhutto's death, and several people, including three children, were Injured. A seemingly endless stream Of mourners placed wreathe and flowers under an enormous poof Bhutto It already has reached Into the highest political levels of that country, shaking the once rock-like stability of the Afrikaner-dominated government, Now It is nibbling at the fringes of U.S. politics. - I - By DON GRAFT The plot In South Africa's opinionmanipulation scandal thickens — and thickens and thickens. WAShINGTON If war should break out in qgplon that anything was wrong with the by boding up evacat1s proced Europe, thousands of American soldiers Will dl. S' T%bSI455ISIf il thS si' flI —Ian ent medical supplies en preoesdiiedy because Of Inadequate midical end pwn,l shutage. The survey Of p. 'nid to treat raer,i arrt,'Isg from the evacuation facilities. This Is the soberW om' medical resources hr the WW D efense AAWNervice S ed States. ( "ipk the 41111111041M found: -dualon-of a-secret Defense Department ret lesHall showtherwise. liars are some of the uvwen bloed donor centers In 4 dal thatlbeswlldfrumths.uljhr. 'a'fau"a'• us W= Mw 00111111 1 1 m wase, GO cider had For a cWA*`Y Od prides kftV ealis first. been d" of 06 km fer am mwAhL —There aft i9d iv tohe ,hwp sl dais medical caM the micaadecim pruelaime liuilpiace as the wa6m Of the for our fr-lins troops are a di*acs. The —Medical 'Ii'IWW amigeed to combat ikflis mob was, byths fed thth. km evac—",' effort. They are -t-tdte receive, leek Mel seppluss. The battle cesua—, treat the lees sede hus refuse to acksowlsdge the problwia But twa armored vary rj#ila 1i11r',d in the am* ripiet lays outth, facts ina1aim Uluid Slates. Tidoy, slier a grades) r.. Gummy don't as have mdcal coin_an euppeeting thi. Other npcal en ostages exist in evir$tg from field '..d with upu that * gene virtually exist. kIpIljk to blood begs. The Army Medical Carps _L:;:l,vvd since Wield WE IL lacks the capability to evacode airlesly —Specially designed "illatsble field The Army's cim =Wkdpft1K&WW w -9 01s hum the hunt to rier-echala "r'alo. for M close to ft 's0"4 ceuld I 311111, 11111111 Is delilwild to 1111111111111111111111ille eu*.abIlMy hsu't where their 'oes Of survival we 'tsMedkçropflnt, "What bellsee-And0homisir4heakendwtamda TscuscIedst tinbscs Msw.up wa wItryto"4g,an de Ilbe the Well p,mibltuaeOftheHmtedmi4rsl bmpk lehiveiatyolbeum.0-9 11111 we gsea ge.it's Office, "Is trod the wmeisd + RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (UP!) Antl.governm demonstratogi screaming their rage agalod President Molsanimad Zia U1-Haq over the execution of former Prime Minister Zulfikir Ali Bhutto I9 today Police In Karachi In the second straight day of bloody, rioting, The key figure Is Eschel M. Rhoodle, cashiered pick. By any name, the reaction would Information Ministry official who directed a unquestionably have been overwhelmingly secretly funded multlmlllIon.dollar project to negative. And would anyone have stopped to buy a better Image for South Africa and Its racial pinpoint the culprits with precision?? Not a policies. Much of the money is reported to have chance. The headlines would simply have said: gonelito supposed 'opwan s" i Rejects Peace Treaty" In the United States and Western Europe, and As administration lobbyists will no doubt - By WIZY G. P1PPERT much is suspected of having gone Into private Will later on." Then he added: out, ft rut d the wwM wooki M*iUar.., . WAmWIGTON (UPI) — Pr'— Carter r Sh -African, pockets. The flimbg Issue in "I tkths_aisiI pu& op4 fashion to any Senate rejection of a SALT II feels that his achievements are too soon show that people think l am doing the best i , South Africa IS who in the government knew how : treaty. forgotten, and that It he Is a candidete for re- thet lam honest and well Motivated. There have much of what was going on. Other nations — our NATO allies In Western election he will try Co remind people of thembeen some notable successes recognized at the Europe, Japan and India, tocite jug a few —are ( this subject. Rhoodle, whowhere Is In cushy It also became apparentd exile Carter'sgrass. time, but then forgotten. In a c'mpalgn, ' In Europe, apparently knows enough watching the SALT negotiations with acute In- roots appearances during recent weekends that achievements of the Democratic Party would be bodies are burled to start his own cemetery. His tend and concern. he will trytoSpread the responsibility for one of better publicized." picen It seems a safe bet that none of them would be his biggest problems — inflation. relation of embarrassing details much Impressed by careful lectures about the Carter argues that he Is doing better than his has political leaders back home at each others' These were persistent themes that emerged Republican predecessors in dealing with In- throats and guarantees a continuing press, at doctrine and the con- Carter's trips to Okiajioma, Texas stitutlonal role Of the Senate In the treaty- Wisconsin, where, despite disclaimers, be tkn and It should not be blamed on any one home and abroad. maiiing prnc.i _ PeML sounded more and more like a candidate. Indeed, the reaction abroad would be quite It was the South African press that Initially Carter ticked off again and again what he "The three years before I became presidgm simple: "U.S. Rejects Arms Umitatlon." brought the scandal out of the closets of Retorla apparently believes are his forgotten the Inflation rate was $ percent, and there was That Is not the kind of headline most U.S. achievements: f of scrutlzw In this I talk again Of restoring UW4&tCf7 UP and senators wish to have on their consciences. —The nation Is at peace, has tried to be a price controls or having a deliberate recession to reaped, the affair does justify, the frequent During the often heated slId emotional battle peacenak.r In the Middle East and Africa. comparisons to Watergate. In both cases, the put people old of work again to hold down the press has pursued inquiries into suspected last year over ratification of the Panama Canal —Lack Of involvement of the United States in inflation rate. trestles, Carter and his lobbyists____ found the club foreign disputes, so that "In the lad 36 mouths irregularities in high places despite determined 'We are doing much better than that" be official opposition. of world opinion a very potent weapon we have not had a young man's life endangered a Democratic audience In Wausau, Wis. A number Of senators, nervous about con- on the field of battle anywhere on earth." "You have to remember that all over the world But there isa crucial difference. The efforts of Mituetd opposition to the canal trestles, were —Restoration Of trust In a pod-Watergate an at this point then are btM1onss7 prmrs that the American press to inquire and publish may uhkTat.ly persuaded to vote In favor Of the pacts through openness Of government, passage of neither I nor anyone else can coedol," he told a hive been opposed, but the right to do so was by administration arguments that failure to do Strict ethics kgis'tkii. town meeting at Elk City, Okia. never In This has the backing of law so would drastically undermine the pre&deM's —Unemplo)snoud has dropped from $ percent Carter piTimed up his fe.Hige In his Jet- rooted inquestion. the atftidi SouthAfrican credibility as a world leader and the reputation to about S perisit, With the creation Of 7.S million frionjackson Day speech in Milwaukee. • Is n ot In so advantageous a position. Th of the United Slates itself. new Jobe. "I think the American press, the American weight of South African law affecting the presse The Makes involved In anew SALT treaty are —The federal deficit has decreased from $5 people, an Inclined, as a matter Of character, to tilts heavily to the government's advantage. far greater than those on the line In the Panama b&IIIOII a year to less than $30 billione empbselse the differences which divide us, the Canal debate, —Farm Income has risen 30 percent a year. lessons for dispute and debate, to emphasize the While on occasion publication of scandal Thus, far, In the absence Of a ci"p'itid Cter was asked about criticism of his ad- problems we have not yet solved, the questions developments has been supprø.ed, the real agreement, opponents of a new SALT pact have mIratjon at Iis most recent biweekly" have not yet answered. wonder m3, be that the government has not held the "lIMIve. They have been busily picking meeting with out.of4own editors end who his "Often, Americans fall to remember the vast employed Its legal weapons more often. It away at specific, narrow elements of the political constituents would be In 1110. reservoir Of common purpose, cmvfl belief, coidinues, however,to threaten the press with developing agreement, and forcing treaty "I am not a candidate," Carter said. "I won't the superb achievimsids and the basic strength dir, consequences should t he reyIajj con-supporters to respond in kind. make a decision on that or an wnouncen Of our coodry." tinue. I IERRY'S WORLD Insurior's Liability Lessened In Suit VYORLD IN But then I cannot deny that rainy, cold weather has Its merits. Twice lad winter during a cold, damp period, I luxuriated In a simple setting that made me feel guilty — almost. lenitive altradime Of p.Late practim lWwentwe bed acrtothsMid iigai1 Assay qdisliiiiiiiiiiiiii peek p.iid — mia — aIsbualdtehe*asayearto niff 111111 Pill" ad on MIM am Ihe is c.p,.I by a seven shortage d' - uI hedolEenpe. The Army's pilddgate Of prapendsese fur nseMa, —Uw Army's tAMspl. wN+*M4 lad fall I a "WW averewd àpUd kw* sØrfljp I "N*y NesJIL" The WNW be I V1me +V9 Ve ted in* VW di-L Of. an States had IM.sstkm.d air aupeeWily, 'arIIM od "a ie.e in the seed Mr — it's doEIM we'd bus in. 09= rp'i4r.ntIataewhssas Will Ith.M the 1111111111111111111111 , ft" Mw Iup$s7$pareud d," military marca M* bees 006 to dial with N& a e'rigy saitclak Nit Grad. pretend What ui t rally to thsws experts illdiii field — know better. One field goon was quoted at 1.nglh In the secret audit. 1 "He h.tn Mo LA. u ins Araw hwars,thsaipespI5ul Ill4a35Of4 IL medical rumads that are currently lacking - - valves, which are used to treat eked wounds. Another Liens is as iiihlj, which the Israelis found to Its the only effective miligillig Of buft soldiers who Injured their lop by WWW sineke hem hunlag The surgeon Mm c*kts*d the lack of $sidhuiaMthe hent4inejduIiie4a1 Is& that would be critical If evacuation w pft - 3 Policemen Executed ' theM Of their co'simcy. "[at us leek at the' thaut," he wrete. ' us leek Mew sts. L 1111111"111110014 U11111111101111111 Id'sidkel"L" Festonte: Tab biArmyWw—ti Ulm the $dical cups' IIceS beyd their Filmul, Vintages Hurt he said. "The insurance company was gambling with the insurers money," DeWoif said. "It didn't take the case on itself." On those grounds, DeWoif said he would file a suit 011 tht grounds of "bad faith" on behalf of the Tyuses once the court rules on a motion for a new trial requested by the insurance company. A hearing on the new trial motion will be held on April 24. DeWoif said there have been similar cases to the Tyus-State. Farm Insurance Co. situation in which the court has ruled in favor of the "bad faith" suit. - "The ruling in essence says when the insurance conipa ny,iscy offered to settle a case out of court within its policy limit and refuses to do so, and the verdict is rendered in excess of the policy, the plaintiff has the right to claim the actions of the iiisurance company unduly placed them in jeopardy," DeWoif sakt. 4.., L . ' 8 . S + -. WASHINGTON (UPI) — higher energy bills, and in. Highlights of his plan: Prmldeiii Carter to the Amen- creased use of "the ultimate — Decontrol of oil Prices 30 can people: Drive 1w and pay source of all our energy — the that domestic prices rise to more per gallon — it will hurt sun." world levels by the autumn of youlnthe wallet, but eventually Carter, sitting at his desk in 1981. ft will make Ui. country energy- the Oval Office, warned Amen—A challenge to Congress to strong. cans: "The energy crisis is adopta 50 percent windfall Carter to Congress: Don't let real. Time Is running short" profits tax so that oil companies your constituents bear all the He called for "a great national will not reap a bonanza from pain — declare war on the effort to give us energy decontrol. Petroleum lobby and slapthe security." —An energy security fund big all companies with a windReaction came swiftly. It financed by the tax and by fall profits tax. split generally along geograpb- money from energy law enfor The president, despite some Ical lines — praised by than cement, to help the poor. evidence to the contrary from from oil-producing states and —A request to Congress for Europe, is gambling the politi- damned by others, power to limit thermostats In "It's a declaration of war on non-residential buildings to 65 cal and economic Impacts of ending U.S. oil price controls degrees in winter and 80 will be more than offset by the degrees in summer. conservation benefits of higher —An order to the Environ'I'll give It to YOU prices. Agency to And he Is challenging Condelay for one year a planned grass either to ease the ding of straight. each of anti-pollution reduction in the hIs decontrol move with a lead content of gasoline. windfall profits tax or to bear —A directive to the Office of the onus for letting oil us will have to Management and Budget to panles reap an unearned phase out some 130,000 free bonanza. parking spaces for federal use less oil and It Is a large gamble. And employes by Oct. 1, 1979, Cuter Is well aware It will through a parking fee. provoke a fight. pay more ...' —State-by-state targets will "Fll give be set for voluntary gasoline somber president told Amenreduction. U a date falls short, cana In a formal, nationauy It faces mandatory weekend televised address Thursday the Northeast," said Democrat- closings of service stations. idgid. "Each Of us will have to Ic Rep. Toby Moffett of Con—A call to drivers to cut auto ua lees oil - and pay snore for necticut, which L heavily use by 10 to 30 miles a week. 8• . , 8 -: ... . r .4 , - - Brown, Ronstadt To Africa penny . Sanford Buffalo Bill Showman Dead dependenton New members of the United IV.1%, of s(.n1ill()Ie,County Hoard Les Maynard, prcskli'nt of Harnelt Hank of Seminole, (left) and llezekjafi Ross of the Good Samaritan home, are briefed by Campaign. chairman and first vice president Sheila Brown (seated left) and President Bob Daehn. Other officers are Eddie Rose, secretary, and Ron Dycus,.: treasurer. + LEADING THE 'WAY' ' . But Republican Sen. Henry, Bellmon, from oil-rich Oklahoma, said Carter's plan was "the first step In the right direct ion" and shiould have corn. sooner. Carter's program was dosigned to do what his 1977 energy plan did not — stimulate greatly Increased domestic oduction of oil, gas and other energy sources — and clamp down even harder on energy waste. Administration officials said the new plan would reduce energy consumption by 784,000 to 1.3 million barrels of oil a day, with about one-fourth of that saving prompted by higher prica under decontrol. They said decontrol should Increase domestic oil tion by 740,000 barrels a day by the end of M. Officials said the president's measures would add o.lpercent to the rate Of inflation this year and 0.2 to 0.3 percent to annual inflation In future years. But Carter argued that In the long run, his plan would reduce Inflationary pressures by curb. Ing reliance on foreign oil. -' - _ - + - — ! A n 95.'m co EPA estimated n" highway estimate 32 Use esthnated mpg for comparison. Your results may vary due to &Mng speed, weather conditions and Ulp length. Actual highwoy mileage may be less. - - WEATHER . conitaee, indRd.ty ad It's Going To - AREA DEATHS 1 Marshall's car was struck broadside by an auto driven by Miss Tyus after his car stalled in the Intersection of SR 436 and Lake Brantley Road. Since the accident, Marshall has been paralyzed from the neck down, a condition which results In about $50,000 in medical bills per year for the rest of his life, his lawyer said. A six-member county court jury reached that verdict of $1.9 million to be awarded to Marshall for personal Injuries suffered in the accident. But the Insurance company won Its motion to limit Its liability to the policy amount of 1106 1)00. "The fact that the judge made that ruling to limit the company's liability doesn't remove the Tyuses' right to make a claim against State Farm and we certainly will pursue that claim," DeWoif said. Prior to the trial, State Farm Insurance Co. was offered by the Plaintiff to settle the matter out of court for $100,000 but it refused, DeWoIf said. Instead, it decided to go to trial and the Tyuses lost, M ess age, Catler 's ___ _ TE1IRAN,Iran (UP!) — An T.1sm1c r utationary court today executed these police officials accused Of murder -mi inua ua u w wwi "' Gradually removing price this week with the approval of Ayatollah Ruboflah controls from U.S. crude oil Khomeini. between June 1 of this year and SAVAK secret police officers Mahoud mtiltldi and Sept. 30, 1981, will drive Kmal Adib and policeman Mabmoud Aikarliadeb weregasolinePrim up anywhere shot by a firing squad before dawn, Tehran radio said. from s to 20 cents a gallon by 1152, depending on who makes M boost the price of every other product — nitrogen fertilizer and synthetic NEW YORK (UP!) — California Gov. Edmund G. fabric to auto tires and plastic Brown Jr. headed today for a 41st birthday celebration In — that Is derived from Africa and passengers aboard his plane said he petrole*sn companled by singer Linda Rori.tadi, with !honI he has The gasoline prices are exbeen romantically lin'red psded to rise one a Brown, with a presidential aspirant's eye on the Mack P1r between now and June 1 vote, Mopped Off In New York this morning for a lObour Administration officials said vlsltenroldetoAfrica.Hewasmakbigthe tripathisown their odlmMm showed higher expense. In the long nm would curb energy use, reducing U.S. on imports. Prim But in France, where gasoline pump prices have soared In 10 cents to YOM more than $2.50 a gallon, Joe Bob McCawl.y Sr. of Florida in the early IM and consumptimisat record ereis. Wekiva Park Road, Sanford, a was a restaurateur and citrus Other measures of the preilmen, In addition to being indent's complex energy real edit, developer in t he log in the Orlanda araC who volved In real estate. He moved progrem ranged from a boost moved to Seminole County In to Orlando from F1.thnme. In for the world's oldest fuel supply—wood—to the newest JIM,died Wednesday at the age 1100. In 1014, he was In Bulfalo forme Of coal cleanup, manOf Me Bill's Wild West Now working datory tunperatsere limits In To celebrate the nd101S with the as a sharpehodw with his offices and stores, flEW welfare blcsidanIi1 In 197$, aropli ce uncle, Western outlaw Kit programs to help the poor pay help of friends he built of Abraham Lincoln's log cabin DaltoL Hels survived by his son,Joe birthplace next to his home on Bob Jr. end stepson, (bales D. the Wehiva River. Also In 97$ Fun , Fun, k both of Orlando; one he brWl3r owned and operated wwl I.1 P1111111111111111141 City the Cactus Queen Nursery $ am. readings: j leaand a ser giving a percentage f ' pers, ii; eeweit law,, y. to Camp (balluige In Lake 14; yesterday's high, $7; Hawthorne Funeral Ikuw, barumetrie pressure, 3121; Born in Canton, Ky., Orlando, Is In chugs . of bt.y, 7$ percm McCawIey moved to Central arrangements, winds, N all agit. Fen—*x Paidy d.s ft meralag. Otherwise, fair $e i. s. Iawa in the mid IN, W111116 millmly SIdwist, 11.01 111 W. Flflt St., AGNIECHM SIIWOfd w lied Thuridly In Preston V. Sechfld, 10, Of 711 G.lwvllie, will is of 34111 P.M., W. First St., Sanford, diedMWASY, s srlssen Funeral Hems PA with SiNuS Messe Thursday morning at the VA Lode@ efficlatiM. erissa in lbtM GaInesville. He was Fuflit.l Hems.PA In c1i.r,s. bernlYoek,Pa.,adllvsdin Sanford fair the paM 1$ yeas. cc*wt.iv, iou sos. ii.— Hs was a veteran Of wwu, a Funeral Wrekes for JN Iii McCealey St.. II. 01 leaNrI. member W do Sederd Mom who died WlJSV, Will is ladve. held at 11 am, $01wy IN Survivors Include Mrs. Heeftares Chapel .1* Mr. Georgia EIdd, Sinferd; and a Hsmer Miller e011CInOInS. Sutlal Will 1510 *11111511 MIIUII01 as., Charles Sechrlst, Pun. Mr. MeCawlep Sr. IN Hecsr, N.Y. suid by us 10% J" 1 Boisme Fimural Ifosne-PA Is Mccauley. jr.; a stapean. Charles 0. FuM, beth of IchugIOfUTUISImSIds. Or$anø:- INsliun, Mis H. Mc. C.wley. Penms Cityr Fl.i Mrs. Jeale MeCeofep, Myllsd Ky, Hsw*eraa Funeral Nw^O Is In d" 40 sscsiis,, eisvou P Funeral services lit Preslee F. - _ lInt small pockets of loyalist troops In arnpsla. Diplomats and other residents of the dIfl 4sun. conquered" downtown area reported today it was and normal with the crackle of mull arms fire audible In the distance. By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer The State Farm Insurance Co. recently lessened its liability In a $1.9 million damage judgment awarded for personal Injury and co-defendants in the case may have to pay the balance. But an Orlando attorney Is hopeful he can turn hi., client's luck around when he files a suit on the grounds of "bad faith" against the insurance company. A Seminole County circuit judge ruled Tuesday State Farm Insurance Co. will pay no more than $100,000 of a 11.9 Million dirnage judgment. Lisa Tyus, 18, of Longwood, and her father, William T,as, co-defendants, are held liable to make up the difference of the judgment which Is about $1.8 million, said Thomas B. DeWolf, the Tyuses' attorney. The suit was filed on behalf of Clinton Marshall, 71, of Magnolia Drive, Forest City, In connection with injuries he suffered In a three-car automobile accident in January, 1978. + - Friday, April 6, 1979—SA so SA'WRDAY'S TIDES Day te Beach: NO 4:11 s.a.,4:37pm., low 1sa,,, 1I$$ m. Pitt Coanveral: No 4:01 am,, 4:25 p.m., Is, 11:11 a.m., 1011 pm. Inypeit high 11:10 a,m., lOsS? pm., low 4:21 am., 1:04 pm. - 111 %697 List ON (or Concord DL 2-Door including air conditioning and dealer prep. DestInat10 charges, state and local taxes, options extra. ipeclil air conditioning list price applies to all AMC Spirit, Concord and Pacer models equipped with factory installed air conditioning ordered between March 1 and May 10 or delivered from dealer stock by May 31. 1979. - AV1Concid Why pay aft for y SANFORD MOTOR Co. III So. French Ave. $anford Pheis 322.4352 ft" -- 8.' �A-EvinIag Herald, IaMsrd, FL a COMMUNITY UNITED MITHODIST CHURCH Hwy. t7. of Piney RiMS RI. 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'~ By JANE CASSELBE'Jy can't Imagine you'd want me to They have offered themselves and catching fish with my and MELENDA EDMLSrON go to these Indians, but if you as missionaries, hands." To look at Elizabeth FUIo( can use me I will." Little did . How did Valerie's exposure to "They thought I was retartoday It Is hard to Imagine her she know that through a chain Jungle life at such an early age dad. I felt like a clay pot. There living In primitive conditions of circumstances she would be affect her life? "Valerie had a was nothing I could give these with a tribe of naked savages In able to fulfill this commitment, very healthy life there no 'IV Indians that they wanted. But I the jungles of Ecuador. She Elisabeth Elliot was In the or temptations such as Cokes had one thing they knew looks like what she is a area to speak at Jesus '79onthe and candy. She loved the Out- nothing a bout - this priceless dignified and gracious author, topic, "Savages, Clay Pots and door life," her mother said. treasure In the earthenware Jar :... lecturer and visiting professor a Treasure," when she agreed the saving knowledge of Being raised with the Indians , at Gordon-Conwell Seminary. to an exclusive Interview. Jesus Christ," said Elisabeth. But 2o years ago, she and her Comment ing on the death of she learned never to fuss and / I realized I needed Christ two-year-old daughter, Valerie, the men, she said, "You kill a still doesn't complain or cry. Parents Just as much as they did. I lived . I I and another Wycliffe few Individuals by spearing thIIchen live w to their for one year and x pecta tions and if you are an with them missionary, Rachel Saint, were them and you're called a e living with the Aucas the tribe savage, and you kill people Indian, you are expected to couldn't speak but a few words of their language," she said. that had earlier speared to from a distance by the cope." . . "Valerie on the other hand death five missionary men. thousands and they call you They lived In a thatch hut learned the Auca language Among the five martyrs were civilized." without walls or floor or fur- almost Immediately and when I Elisabeth's husband, Jim, and Two of the Aucas who did the niture In if clearing where would awkwardly attempt one Rachel's brother, Nate Saint. spearing later became her approximately 50 people lived of their skills she would anThe men died after landing friends and taped their account in eight huts. "I was observed flounce to the Indians the Auca their plane on a narrow strip of of what happened.Why this constantly with eyes peering at equlveleid of 'Hey, everyone, beach after trying to make tragic waste of life" does me no matter what time I getaloadofthls." ..#Iii#Oj& friendly contact with the stone not have to explain himself," awoke. My every move was Elizabeth taught Valerie on age tribe. They left behind five she said. "He just says 'Trust accompanied by a running the mission field with widows and nine children, me.' I'm content to leave It in commentary and sound ef- correspondence courses !Ik Elisabeth and Jim had met and God's hands, I don't need to see fecta," she said. "I was a total through the third grade, but fallen In love in college and visible results," freak, I could not understand or then they cane back to the Elisabeth Elliot autographs her book were later married In Quito, Valerie Is now a wife and speak their language, (I had United States for the sake ofher Ecuador in 1953. Valerie was 10 mother, married to a minister, blonde hair and blue eyes and education. "In the broadest Lars Gran, a hospital chaplain Following her talk in the open months old when her father who was also an 'MK' stood head and shoulders above sense, I believe that Is whit God who Is working on a Bible air arena at Jesus 79, many died. (missionary's kid), and they everyone in the tribe. I couldn't wanted me to do at that time," project presently. young people stood up to exRather than being bitter, have a two-year-old son and are even do their simple everyday she said. She said that the biggest press their willingness to go as Elisabeth prayed to God, "I expecting another child ln June. tasks such as making pottery She has written many books change In mission work since missionaries, did she think and articles such as "The she was on the field In 1963 has most would follow through? "I Savage, My Kinsman," been in field of technology and like to steer away from that "i'?rough the Gates of Splen- the use of the computer In question," Elisabeth said. dor" "Shadow of the Almighty" translation work. "I spent "Statistically even Jesus' and "let Me Be A Woman" endless hours of labor with my ministry was a complete flop, (written as a wedding gift brain that a computer can do in but nothing done for Christ Is Back In his "Eve of round of booze and drugs, but which he had written to lead Valerie.) She is now married to to minutes," said Elizabeth. lost." Destruction" days, rock singer Saturday night It was a "born more than 30,000 In a service of Barry Maguire had been on a again" Barry who sang a song communion at Jesus 17' The 4-day religious festival was the fourth held at the 172acre cow pasturorange grove site near Disney World and t attracted more people than ByEDLTHDEEN .. : ever before. They came from A • (th1blghtpaTts) S 1 all over in Agape jalopies", .. Joanna wu among that small ,. vans, cars, motor homes, oup 'o women honored as . S .1 trucks, motorcycles and gr of the saints in Christ I buses.They came to "praise the JU in Paul's salutation to -11 lord" together and listen to the of '00F contemporary religious music, the women who went to the il ________ . \ \ . groups and 5PeaktL tomb to embalm the body of . 4 Many come with their babies Jesus and found that he had and young children. There was risen. , The apostles had left after the aspeclal tent ad up for the 2,000 .1 $ who came each day to sing and burial, but a handiul of women / here the gospel message were faithful until the resur0 through, puppets, Ann Marie rection three days later. When I - - . - - . . CHURCH OF LONGWOtO . 1:311 p.m. 1 36 ___ LONG W000 RSTSAPTISTCNUNCH sulain Pass., 5:41a.m. 11:11a.m. ele Wednesday 0 ,,. ____ Church Of Christ CHUPCH OP CHRIST Poster Mernid,Wsnllp The message of Holy Week Is not a sad one. Rather, It Is the mostjoyous newswewlll everhearlThegloryoftheresurrectfoncould not have happened without th e stark tragedy of Good Friday. . . and because Christ overcame death, weareassuredofeternalllfe It certain that we will Ilveagamnand forever, ma new way a as planned or us. 1112 Port Aveave -- 11:11a.m. 1511 11:08.m. wuwp yinp.m. I""Wift"Misaigagry Tweilay 10:05a.m. 1:31 p.m Wy $1515 Class RAV*NNA PARK Jesus strove constantly to make this blessed truth plain. Mine and time iton we are told of Cods great love, and of His conS &k 1.1 .4 I Li 5dfl% COflCfl iOT use WOTsu and people IIC created. 111"p.m. Ives"Service BAPTIST CHURCH V43CON* CM ftO .'11 .. . 1: '' 1. 1 ' ....... .;' . ..; ' ,-. , I t .' .'. IMafY01edpa - .:.'. , _ ~', L 4. .,~ 'Vi *. I. _',;'1,,,;,'~:,',r 0 . ~',-i~-',J~~;" q ... .;. • GOOD ISI1PNIRD L UTHERAN CHURCH "if Orlando Rev. neigh 1. Lwow poster We"Wis 10:00.m. .. libel N ., 7s31p.m. 7s31m. wetrs,wssrvic. Church Of God Catholic AWL fteftr I . 1&l4 p.m. , // . 5I HTRUI CHURCH OPsow, 111w Rsisr$ Deuias ONuIyØp TUG ROSARY CMAPISL 55$w 90118.0. Soafty S~ . SOWSWOOPORCFA . i . ilhiliLil IsIs. MISV' lit & 3rd Toad" N1N 71 211 P. M. Tftrefty = 110 "I ts "PAL The 1 I Co!ussh:u.s john 19:1....) Wednesday 1:1g..) I' Service Darwin Sit" Fri day Saturday Jude Revelation I.uke' 1:1-25 .5:1.14 1.9:1-28 No Great., Love' 9. Ship Servies Marshy PrevIlad 11:51a.m. The The adult choir of the Community United Methodist of Caelberry will present th. cantata, "No Greater Ls,by John Pderaonon Palm 8unday,Aprill,at the 9:30 and 11 am. services, under the direction of Ed Walker, director of music and youth. "TIM Living Last Supper" will bepreented by the men of . t* church at 7:30 pm. on Maundy, Thursday, April12. ITED CHRIST . r$SIasI now" R Sunday SMsI S:4l ::p.m: g UPIALAPU$$YTUR$ANCHURCH cm.ceislvycs.s&Upsai.It METHODIST Thursday Hebrews. 9:1-28 Ss , ,,, Will YS.*MUII TvSSIlTIOIsIISdp 10:11a.m. Tvs,layamdWrrft, 1ilYds111ul4 I ursday Ihbr,'u'i Monday 11:41a.m. 11:11a.m. 4:31 p.m. IMandlIarsis -- Sunday mess Chorch kneel . Ses seWed by Tanas.o. ' - ., . 1:31pm . . ,', . __ 06Isn$cI G= ," GRAIl UNITED MITHOOI$TCHU*CN Awpwi Blvd.iweiMInd Dr. . . Ji ,. WINYS1 SPRINGS P*I$IYTIRIAN CHAPIL MI " of 1 ,1t,s,ir55 C. gwowd 0094 $ POOor m. if I Should DI.' ;. Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible - The film, "If I Should Die," will be presented at 1p.m. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. ,.,. Howard H. Hodges and Staff . FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff' ,. , ~- THE McKIBBIN AOENCY Insurance 200W. FlrstSt. 3000$. Orlando Dr. CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. . J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. ElseaandStaft STE*NSTROM REALTY HerbStenstromandStaff L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff . L.. DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekleand Employes HARRELL$ BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff BIBLE BOOK CENTER KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE '' --I" a.. ii ___ PIs.,.osi 11u1 Dunk III W. Pks4eg lI1 • SllI (Aural. M1y $ 115W Church. 3515151*1 $yj S_SI Church. 3151 Pe55JJIs It. 41.15 MlsslI.srvsI Church. II. 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N.s LII. 111" SICSeW.ISNI. 55SNSt ="= _____ ii S_ CIu.alitIS. *PSI.Itfl s..,Ttu csur*. ss..& .. 'iriv, SaId_Liii 5.15 IdSIPI... 3555$. 1111MM 11. L.mui S_ iii. L*iu. tru*.. ... . ... 40ft . itiut La ChurchiS1*S Diii Sr. I Hwy. SIN CiIISI15VV ______ - 1.51. l, PWS:Pvesiv*ias (Aural. 055 Lie. $ .3r5SI. PitS PrisAslIris Church if Salary. tases.aS Pnsswssrsss Church, tins. SnailS s. ____ St. Mails PnesWtsria. Church. Nil PSI. $eflsss at, At$am.nse Sprmas - Av Do Oareb In Roo will speak on "Behold the e" Holy Week Services Holy W.skwIUbeMld SPed II M Mceeslon Udhursa Church, Ctlberry. Go Mmmdy Thersdsyaaenlcs of Holymmica beheld. Pastor, __ upssi. c....,, v. R. •. ... WiItl? PrISHtlStlu Cbsmth. Ret lug It, II' SIVUNTN.SAY UV$j$y PariS LaSs Iivs.11Ssy ULInNU (Aural, Hwy. 415. PeniS CIty kviull Sly 1*5515 (Aural. Mihitsal Ave.. LIts-.ts .4 Saiterd IausMM.Ssy Atisitlef (Aural. 7*1*1. sirs Nil $aiSm*-ley 4ftsIIU Clutch, NI Pins IL, Samierd ••• -. ' -. . . . / ___ Coosa AN PalS CIspel. -- 01 .' . _ Third lu PItS S. ls W*s 5CDuW.t't LMMMmuil VeIl 111115. '*1, .., ____ astus 31.1 *IAi. N 1IIIlS1l1 lass $II 1uIi..tJ,. lii -liar. Sr- wi NIpS kIsS) 1' rrgu..MJ ChuteS it Iisi1 Jrlrr. Church itIa*1 05511115 TiSsiuule, $115 Csuiiey CIsh MI Sues 11 055 NN St. Sites. _ $151115 31 ml,=W~oel $1SILLLllIiIl5Ii51L5 si . -'• . c.iluIwM.d MsMsyM 10a.m., Thudsy at s, W:±y at 11a.m. ad at the &an* To.sr on u* Thursday at Ii 1 LM. Thee. vii ho a 1* er at 1:30 pa. on Wed' MIday MJsud by svu prayer at 7aM Warg at 7:10. A meal vii be servsdatl.IIpa., 11ury ad M4 pa., there Will be a Holy £esW ad list W --g jed _____ _____ *vlcs. A Ibr.u.beur service "Prsscg ii the Ps", vii hSs at MIS is Good Fridsy. s tlghtshln.' Conc•rt 1*35.1*31. TI. laltilUl Gu.1, 715 15. 115 II. Church. $1411, l.n,a.uI ns Tr.rIs. at.mitut •T .TUL it ._ eias.Chureof C.1114 'rUuls Ass. ceatempers) yont _____ ______ iEId ' Daring To Be A Donkey 0111111111DARROW Sauteed iUan.Church The very f1d member of the base family to be put to use by man was the donkey, and It Is Mill working hard for mankind In many places. All over the world, In fact, the donkey used for transportation. Nowhere Is the donkey better vwiølat.i,l Oh.. a In ri,.aaal 's' moutalnous terralnwhereft has reproduce. an uncanny sense of How long have donkeys ure sfootedness that allows it to served man? 1115 chances are pick Its way safely along good that it was the fleet-footed narrow, rock-Arm rock. trails. It Is wild donkeys of Ethiopia that particularly suited to desert were first caught and tamed by because It ca thrive Egyptians NO= because before when no horse could survive, of Moses. And, In a strange quirk of From that time forward It has ginilki, a donkey and a horse ed man and God. On a con lUstS and have oUspring, day, now celebrated as Palm bntthatoftspringcamotlgstgn 41y, twent y cent ur ies ago __ - the donkey played Its finest role as the mount for our Lord Jesus Christ as He triumphantly entered Jerusalem. A himulge, hard-working, sure-iooted, dependable donkey carried God's Son to a rare moment of earthly glory and recognition. name a ears among those other women "of means" who were fpp aithful to Christ throughout his ministry. Win, I. ,i.a .s,..ssi.i... .,auuwn at 7:1111 by the V-vice ii **iy.s.it$', Will be at Vknt 1ilM rch of of War church, ________ __________ - Psi. - . - . • . ' - - , ___ bushel, her life has lighted the wherever they go. path of believers for centuries. Often these Joannas are right Her faith came from above and be side us, but we don't It had great power, making us recognize their worth because sure "the Lord preserves the we are looking for those with faithful." big names, palatial houses, Without our faithful Joannas spectacular careers. humble, serene, believing We forget that Joannas walk women there would be little by faith, not by sight. They boos for the downhearted know that "faith in the overtaken by Insurmountable assurance of things hoped foF problems the conviction of things not Without their kind of faith- seen." fulness "reaching to the (NEXT: Resurrection) cloud,," as the psalmist (From "Wisdom from described It the world would Women Is the Bible" by Edith be a dreary place. The faithful Dees. Copyright (C) 1t7$ by ones like Joanna carry a light Edith Dcci. Renristed by that dispels the darkness permission of Harper & Row.) - - . in that Joanna gave spiritual comfort to Quust as well as material support. Her faithfubiess to him clarifies his parable that follows her name In the bock of Luke: "A sower went out to sow his seed. And as he sowed, some foil along the path and was Palm Sunday, W19, Is upon trn&l.n nail.. fai' ..it Oh. Wra4. us.'Aswecelebrstetheglodàus of ured it Andsome Implications of that first felon the rock and, as It grew triumph this Sunday' we It withered away becaus, it call ourselves (1 riMans wouldhad no And some fell do well to think about that among tions and the 11101115 donkey. We ha ve bees called pew with It and choked it. upon to carry life-giving fe fi good soil and message of the Gospel In a grew andInto yielded a hunhumble, hard-worldng, sore. footed, dependable manner, Joanna "fell Into good soil," as that donkey was called grew spiritually and yielded a to hundasdiold. Because she did one live who to Me thcarry at wethe inlgH , not hold her light under a _____ - - Christian Science Lecture o. s, a Christian Science lecturer from Boulder, Cole., will be speaking at First Church of Christ, Scientist, I)eflona, * Elkcam Boulevard (near the golf co urse) on Saturday at 3 p.m. Christian Science. Following an early career In aviation, she has devoted her full time to healing, and since 1966, has traveled to many parts of the world as a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship. The lecture, free Miss Robbins has a Long- and open to the public, will, be standing experience In the on the subject, "Freedom to be Christian healing practic 01 Yosrseif." e ____ The eight-day Passover observance for those of Jewish faith will begin at sundown Wednesday. Passover celebrates the exodus of the Jews from Egypt more than 5,111 years ago. Looking forward to their role in the event as youngest family members are are children of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Giasów of 1113 Terry Drive Altamsige Springs Mkhab, 5, (left) and Elena, 3. A Passover Seder will be conducted by Rabbi Da'M Arzooiug at Beth Am Synagogue at 121 8;;;" Road, Cauelberry at 1:31 p.m., Thursday. A teacher at the Hebrew day school and Temple of Liberal Judaism, Orlando, he will officially become Beth Am's rabbi on Aug. 15. Theseder wig he.penl.the public wish cut to members Ill and aonmemhers, $12. For reser. valises call Lois Smerilso. at 831417$ or Terry Gussew at 813.1111 or 1344100. ___ 1pr too-.15t, lys-tialisit Casiruirris, wwspjg %wisp I._- ..tr Schuss j '.:' and her dummy Jackie and the the apostles heard Mary Magdalen's announcement, Circus Alleluia acts. they thought it an Idle tale "The emphasis at Jesus 19 fabricated by women. But was on evangelism as never y went and saw the empty before and the people were to themselves. responding as never before," Little knownabWA said Calvary Assembly Pastor ona1 life of Joanna, except Roy Hai thern, whose church of was the 4rpretor signs words of Barry In Maguire for deaf underwrites the annual event. Herods ite*arci, Holy. Cross Schedule ________ . Weliva ParS It SWISH AvSi t1i' hMinse. ,55 *hPlI. SWISS Ave. , C5ur SI Jesus Chrwit Lalter Isy lalaN. till Put Ave. PWWChutchSC 5 sI5it.5. 'r MIL. . / ' . PASSOVER TRADITION )5y Qu l!pisnpaj th of Sard vii held special Holy Week services. Holy C'iu'uda vii be . saw, &u.. c'unk. osove a Go Good Friday, a special service A Walk lbS Valley of the 1,ta4r will be cedvrt,d. A $1IIN depk1k the I Sspper will be presented at 7:30 p.m. aid Isopon loths pub&. ( . . Tbrot r 0,1115 CNUSC$su$ _______ PinS (Aural.0lke Nazumss. 715$ 115r1 Ave. _____ -- . . *NC,11PsllAve.SIIHI..$*1 SlIP I. *11*5 Ave. arks" owls, $ IM I*SSL* DulS5. Church, P*MI lilies Sr.. tpflI ___ SL 1111fli ____MIW. SII tNIW Safe.___ PrlaUI5. S_SS_al. m . I.*IIJL ChaI*II ,. ____ ___ •. tret Salary IS. Aw rRION - s Dunk. 1 II. j....f- Comm Dur&iu.se Sr.. asar 555. t.0W'f Clutch siama Ave.. Ar., itML55s1*sIisChuriti. nis _j OSI$TS*N ____ • SICa.wni Dur 115.55 Lii.. IamSId ________________ ____ 11 • O , Podor Harold . WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson . ___ __ S_he Church SI Trr - M.esa.. . 'F Sam N $55515 Church. III Sraees Ave. ___ SIPS511 ___ l -:js PsIm 1.dng - • ________ on se.sHsewave. II, p'ug -. _ . SNISI CSNVj 1111 15. Pits Mrgsss11rd ____ A palm pwooslixld by the children win begin worft on - rams Sunday at Rolth Hills Cnmwilty Church, currently . w55s LutSeras Cterchi. II. ue soavos CSWIS .0 corty, e. CtiuIsti SI Cielel, LifilL Ill .. - it. Stsphien LwtWran C1.kurcL SM lost Wig ,f 14 LanSPsaI (Aural SI CWlst. 15.111110 METHODIST Nerhbsils Clunk SI Christ, Pd. Haven Dr.. Meow" Sarnefi Undid M~41 Clunk. I. Doom A".. I.srpries Sear Lake SOW" ##~" (Aural CHURCH OP SOS Sesisf A.U.U. Chunk. Canals Hid. cun* of Set 511 NialIry Caswlberry Cammunity United Clutch. Hwy. 1141 & Clutch ii lid. 31$ 15.72nd 31. . P*SSV RidS. Rd.. CaiwliStry Clutch of Sad, OvdIS rist Un ed Ch it Mitludist Clutch. Tucks. Or.. SinisnI losses . (Aural it Sad flelleso. Lake Mauia Salary Community Mathulsot Clutch. I. flIVlaiSi Rd.. Ship Church it Old Mission. I*rsnlw First United Maltisdist Church, 415 Part Ave. Church SI led. 1*15.14*31. First MihhsOit Church if Ovisla Clutch SI lid is CWIIS. Ovilla Pin$ $slllhys M*jg CtiNJ55. 3411 $ld Clutch SI Suit Pr$alu,, *111111. Ave. . ,,w Church SI lid SI Pr1511,, 17151 Plr.4..i. Ave. leusea Mslhisdiss Church. Games USSINCiSalSISSI. INS 35.11531., lease Und.d Maltadist Church, Altpsd list "Tnil Church it lie. 725551*5145 Gui.. 51 IriS Chapel 1.5.5. Church, oviMM 0""" 5*STSSN IRTSISISI Ostess M1*s*II Church SaftjIW Clutch. 31. S(ma5. tilL u31lVa Ave.. $Is.d Fish WiSsyss Mittatop. 5$. W . a.. APu-iSi St. Jamis *5.5.5s it Cypress , ____ _ .55s 5.5. Church sO Camsnes City Inc.. sir5pl$ elf $540 IL. Pam St. of ..AJ * SI. Mary's £5.1. Church. St. St. Iii. OsOsea 31. $ . so. Paul's r.tLsts$ Chunk. Osssem It. laisvjrlss __ .• is - ,. -u"am" GesiSe CMaral lesIlly is. Nsr* , sip. 31ss owe== IllS Pser Ave Savesas Pees SepSiS CON IN, 71015.3515 ft p4r, SIiSal.PISI113rt115IMary ,p 735 r55, lilt SlyIIS Childr.ns Procession 11 __ ___ . SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY OP SOS AUIUll, ii GuI 7151 5i.. be pr4ded. SENKARIK GLASS a PAINT CO., INC. WINNDIXIE STORES Jerry 8. Ed Senkarik andEmployes . and Employes _________________________________ Don Knight&Staff _____ Minulefilminvedisateethesubjedof 16 Aw death and how . PUBLIXMARKETS and Employes Downtown Sanford --- - ZayrePIaza333.3100 .1 I'll PANTRY DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes 4 GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford Joanna: 'One Of Sain sI '., Will celebrate Palm Sunday at the 11 am. service with a ssnr'.lon ,iI 'at W. 'Ni. LIW kaJ .511 .1 4I fl...I-tl Will *M5 £I i-UMU5 by Faure, and Rev. I. Fris*iIn Dorton will bring the Services during Holy Week will be Maundy a e Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Holy Communion, and Good Friday, a 7:30 i.m. Tenebrae Service. WIIlvrAvs..LaSeNary Rev. Stevens MUsists, SwnlayCtiwrcti$chi,sl ,:lla.sI: MlniinsWentiip lI:11a.m Ylefti Droop 1:31p.m. Wet Choir Practice 111 p.in, Methodist . . Women Who Knew Jesus i Madah LAbom Church,510 N. Hwy.17A CosedbErrys . .. . I P : / , . ' ___ : 1 Rock a r Reborn ' ' ___ a m Process ional alm Nl . ( . , 5:11$II:Na.m. . / Ps" "W Service Son. Mass 15 1a.m.. I5:31&n Clnlnsis.s.Sal. . s " . .. I IJ' 11:11a.m. 5:11p.m. ivansuiHc$urv. . gom Wllsllp$irvic . '. __0 Rev. - 4. _... -$fl -4 ' . . 113W. nod $trsef C. D. Harris 5$554' ksdayktissl 5:41a.m. Msrni.,WsnRIp i~t 1 CHURCH OP ISS ALLSOULSCATHOUCCHURCH 111015 Avs..$nlsrd Or. WIII4ai,iSIs pasty Sit. POW UN" 10. V401 we,asChrlstians,havebeenglvenaceaseless sourceofcomfort Come to I.. auj Three young people will be confirmied at Palm &m&y service at Redeemer iAgheran Church, SanfDr& Holy Week " -i" 'VW mu i iiuiy CGClUUIiIIOC Mrnmdy Thursday at 7:30 p.m. and Good Friday Tesmebrae at 730 Noting _ ___ a.mL followed by brunch at15 ndHoly 1 FIRST PRI$$YTIRIAIdCNURCN 055 Ave. I lsd IS. . I Redeemer Sets Services 5:11a.m. . STLUKISLUTNUAMCHU:;H 1 Ii. Pr and Nersery ...,a1 S...... A I pw)v ui.0 ssm.wwj Qutch, Casselberry, will make their confirmation vows on Sunday In the Palm Sunday Service at 10:30 am. Each conthned will carry a banner made $pecjal for them by women of the congregation. The public Is Invited to attend this serv ice and the S a.m. Palm Sunday Service. COVUNANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1,. .' '_ . .,4 - . 11, 11- 4 • %wndaySc*sSI 5:11am 11:11a.m. KnderartenulI Nwrs.ry ___ a oflTIrmatIOfl Vows Presbyterian TV'TllsIsThieLIfV' . is 11 7:Ilp.m h31p.m. uiia J',VV JU115 THU IIIDIMIR 'This LvTharae Heir' and . Wp Main 11511 hWy LUTHIRAN CHURCH OP 411111PAL T , ! _____ ": •,.t . ' 21,4 1 r2 I -. II Na in 7:11 p.m ___ Lutheran i. wwsmp R ... ., FIRST PiMTeya. CHURCH OP SANFORD 160 St. ON M&Poft Ave. Tusslay Uw.Is a Recording and television or 30 years the Wutherfords, will sing on Palm Sunday at the 10:30 am. sviceM First Baptist Cluof Winter 4,, and at2p, musical program. The church Is located at 290 Bahama Road. . I .. .., Wisath.rfords To Sing _az..a Mie$IngstWintsvlppe. ililnenfary Sundaylctiosl II 11am R~ awns . , ______ Clock" •• . .r u::: CONRUasTIONAL -'. "..i 4 ,; rj.. .., ••? . if; PALMETTO AVINUS BAPTIST CHURCH I" •: ___ . 7:31p.m. Prow service 'Jl3e.' • 131pm ssIngyngay WINTIR SF01. COMMUNITY : . . PIlSTcNuscHocairnsv 1CNTl$TORLtOffa v Isalay lsrv$ss 11:11a.m. ISUdIVIalSI 1111a.m. MssIh.% , 1s31p.m. lsv Rililal IIsII*t alit. M51ls4p.m. TIsI.7W1431 4 I.y.Ja*ssW.Hammast Swelay libel CI,vrc?TW? -. 1I..I.ah.1 Scie nc e Christian . Wed Prayer left Simlaylvasle, ' ;i LAKE MARY SAPTIST MISSION 111 LaSsvl.w. Lane Mary Iev.JImHs.s Pasty kWsI 9:450.m Worship 1. 11 : 60 0 - . I WIrInip$S,VICI ' -~ ... or community will be held Monday through Friday from noon to 1250 pin, at the First United Methodist Church of Ovtedo.Speclal made and a ttjef. devotional message will be given daily during the sandwich luncheon Cost Is $1 Including beverage and they are open to 1 . .. ... .,. I' jr Il:: rn awaY Pentecostal 11:11am: 111am 1111am CIlwChik*SsI H I Csmmvelas *. I -,. . . UAI W.1.. vv lunches Nvrssry Provided Isv an Services Holy Comm~ -. 1 Elisabeth Elliot Remembers Holy Week Lunches This Rev. Lirsy 0. leper . - IvageIstkrvice M4WSiO Service (W5I.) HOLY CROSS - z4la.*. 11:31a.m. • P.M. 7:11p.m. 1:05p.m. Yewihi Slier E .. . SeulsylcIssI Nsala..&l, CpIiscopalI I _____ _____ . ONAZUII . 2101 ias*i*ve. . P51* 5:11 8 m. 16:3&118.m. 11:11a.m. !1F ..j Wit Sllls$tvIy NUMIRNY PIOIDIO - .. . JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1511 West First I"*" SI .. _____ FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OPLO$SOW000 5:31a.m. 5:41a.m. 11:11a.m. l:1$p.m levi unlay $cks.I FelliwiMp M.dnI. Wenkip Nw'iim - NorwiPrOvilled FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SIS Park Aveevs,Sasfyl UR 2401 S. Part Ave. - 4 I The 25.v(gce youth choir of the First Baptist Qi Crestview, will perform In the 11 a . wor1n ae at IlkI Mary Baptist Mission of the First Baptljt Qi c'°fr is under the direction of Charles Sonford Davis Jr, who formerly served as minister of m*311c andE. youth In Sififord I First Baptist Quwth. Accompanist for the Is group Elaine Burgessand f1atlst Is Ann Teal. Thi group will Participate InPrajs Fed, li*..4 April U I, 'TIi, 111 k. at Stetson Universit" W&U L taken on a slght.aeelng tow I' ni •e.. Iflu.4wets .zn aa aiiu a 'n.c'r r..'e Find e Iii Chris Richey, director of youth activities In FirSt Baptist. 'fl -"uiuvu Scheduled to begin from the Sanford clutch at r m., Saturday. NEW SITHIL AMR CHURCH 1. . - 20 Years Later Youth Choir To Sing At Lak. Mary Baptist 5:41a.m. M"'s Prover Breakfast ChrI tie Baptist Friday, ApcH-t, ffT--M--- . Postor Pastor 7:11p.m. gliviming service Evening Herald, Sanford, FL . - Briefly ssa 11 a.m. SVIIIIYSdIIII Church Patlor 1:11a.m. 5:41 am. 11:118.m. -. - i FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 415 Park Avo. The FIRST ASSEMBLY - RELIGION Wet Sills Steffy I 7:11p.m. Prayer levy. First Wednesday F.lI.wskip 6:30 P.14 Svpeev 1:11pm. Assembly Of God - *f ' ____ ., Pastor Assoc. Pastor "Mw of Ø - S �- SA-Evnlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE ONE' IT'S NOT IS THAT Friday, April 4, i n WHEThER ME# ou OR NOT? / 0 46 - by Mod Walker BEETLE BAILEY OKAY, 5ARGE,LET LET WE HAVE SIX GO. SIX MEN?! THAT'G NOT __________ MEN BELOW CATCH YOU (NA BIG BLANKET e WELL,°OE7 IT'SME - NOPE! _____ ENOUGH. I THEY THINK I'LL RIGHT THROUISHI THINK SO, TOO GO TIIEY'R couige ON IT _______ ____________ _____________ I iw ____________________________ 1 by Art Sanso THE BORN LOSER tI)ILL.SMUI UitI.i 'tu 'IHE S ( (i xsr ) VJIU. AW "Wrx ru. 11H ni ________ vJowt '0 4 by Bob Montana ARCHIE WKATS NOTHING THE - To TH ; - HI,SOR9Y We' f ala! L( NO ING I scoa - DEAR DR. LAMB - Every so often I wake up during the Dr. night choking. I belch while I am sound asleep on my back. This blocks my windpipe and I cannot get my air. My wife will slap my back but it seems to take forever before I can get air. It's terrible. It seems like the end of me. When I finally carbohydrate Is a sweet drink, get air, It takes awhile before It may be only a matter . I'm breathing normally and I minutes until It Marts emptying am afraid to go back to bed Into the small Intestine. The classic example here is until I can By PATRICK REID the mold samples. "Some I do not eat or snack before drinking sugar water for a The Herald Services represent 10 years' work... going to bed so this does not glucose tolerance • ARCATA, Calif. A few others may have taken 10 cause It. Can you help me? You probably have a faulty refrigerators In days." a What causes this? What can we closure mechanisrn at the top Of basement laboratory at Ogata says the center do when it does happen? What your stomach where It joins the can I do to prevent this in the • northern California's processes about 1,800 10 11 12 future? Believe me, it's quite esophagus (foo tube). In a 1 2 3 4 5 6 Humboldt State University 7 8 9 requests for samples each normal- person the top of ,.hold the results of countless year. The center's scary. I've heard of people stomach Is closed and when one 14 — — 13 . of research, resources are Indexed choking to death on food and lies down, there is no way that - - - - - - — I'm very concerned, : Among the samples t h e "Neurospora the acid digestive material and 15 16 — worth millions of dollars Newsletter," an annual DEAR READER — You food can leak up into the _______ — — - can't choke unless you have no new wonder drugs, publication that also an. 20 17 18 19 something to choke on. i esophagus. fibers, flounces new research Faulty closure may be the.synthetic - - suspect YOU are regurgitating only abnormal function, but radioactive Isotopes or projects and provides other food from your stomach into the :exoUc forms of plant life, mold Information, - - - backof your mouth.We — 28 29 30 31 27 24 25 28 of the small portion of the an esopnageal reflux. refrigerators contain about from the National Science the. through stomach '3,500 samples of the Foundation supports . ——— It's a good thing you don't diaphragm (hiatal hernia) will have a snack before you go to have an associated eaoPhaeal common orange bread newsletter and allows the 35 — — — — 'mold Neurospora and the bed, but that doesn't reflux. To give you more center to distribute necessarily mean your stomach detailed information, I am -, fungus Aspergillus, a third Neurospora and 39 - - - - Is empty. 38 J The stomach is a food 37 138 ','cousin of penicillin. ter, Aspergillus free of charge. reservoir, storing the food sending you The Health — — — ' This Fungal Genetics More than 6,000 research you've eaten. It doesn't pass it number ii, Hiatal Hernia, 42 40 41 Stock Center Is the only papers have Esophageal Ref lux. been Into the small intestines for ——— such repository of mold published by scientists 49 43 44 45 major digestive process until You should make sure you .and fungi samples in the working with Neurospora, after it's been churned and have a very light evening meW world. It saves thousamols says Ray Barratt, director — — — 50 51 52 53 essentially liquified. This with as little fat as 'ou can - of biologists, chemists, of the center and dean of process doesn't happen In- manage. Be sure to eat early and researthe HSU School of Science. 55 — stantaneously. enough so your stomach can. cherL Neurospora Is a valuable ------If you've eaten a good fatty completely digest what you eat. "These things are 57 tool for geneticists because 58 meal, It may be 12 hours or The Health .Itter I am 'irreplaceable," says mulonsproducedIn it by ——— —— ————— more before the stomach Is sending you will give you other. curator William Ogata of X-rays, ultraviolet light INIWSPAPIR ENTIRPAiSE ASSN i empty. Carbohydrates are tips to follow. You might find It emptied the fastest and the very helpful to have the head of your bed elevated ao you are not proteins in between. Of course, how the food Is lying flat on your back. That eaten Is packaged makes a helps prevent the food frciñ difference. If your car- leaking Into the lower The Siegs Mark 65th HOROSCOPE bohydrates are In the form of esophagus. raw fruits or vegetables, they'll Make an appointment with be solids and the stomch will your dQckor' and have an have to work on them to liquify examination to see If you have a them. On the other hand, if your hWtW hernia. 1979 April SS WE lDN A THlNG, Y! ) ______ iiij,IJ . p -I- Evening H•rald, Sanford, F). Frlday,AprIJ4,),7,_. Million-Dollar Collection Lamb (. 00a is A Netrig erato r ()t AI oId ? VW 11 T M 21 - - - L,BVEl_WI'THi,) I11I3$TtT R4010. OURSELVES - - - - - - - - - - - - I I He Wakes Choking During The Nifght tLJ IT MATTER - Answer to Previous Puzzle 43 Electrical unit 46 Flying saucers £ $ rr 71 f 0 I Needed (abbr.) i i± jii jj ElDt scratching 47 Be in debt AILtfti 7 Of it 50 Performs not E UT LI 13 Slipperier (cont.) i1 Ii e$ 14 Gifted speaker 52 Swaps 1,717 i 1 i--i 15 Prophecy 55 Hire Iitc I MA N iJ4A Gill 16 Rarefy 56 Join the army lj ini liii av$ 17 Swamp 57 Sedentary (jj 1 N F !) r iJ 18 Largest 58 Canonized N N 1 0 R I LI continent AiN woman (Fr) IT tIt5t1 T 7 o A 20 Doctrine r I c ü i adherent DOWN l'I' A 0 1 Lf.L.L.U.2J IHIMI$ (suffix) 21 Effeminate I Social club 42 Colorado park 19 Express 24 Oral (abbr.) 21 Walking in 43 Poems 27 Old English 2 Fatigue water 44 Sharpen pronoun 3 Related group 22 Cheers (p) 45 Million (prefix) 28 Supposing 12 4 This (Lat.) wds.) 5 Snakelike fish £3 Uflhl Di 47 Norse deity measure (p1) 32 Shirk 6 Imagine 4 Turn down 48 Cowboy 33 Madrid 7 Antiseptic 2 country 25 Egg cell uid museum 26 Walking stick 49 Italian family 34 North African 8 Barrister's 29 Slumps 51 Hebrew holy capital concern 30 Thought JFr.) Squiring tool 9 Sodium day(abbr) 31 Pillbox 38 Foreboding chloride 53 Genetic 33 Dinner item 37 The (Fr) (abbr) material 37 Hurled 39 Item of value tO Vanity box 54 Mohammed's 38 Macao coin 40 Hand 11 Much son 41 Plunge garments 12 Be irritated ACROSS by Chic Young - . and other techniques an be inherited, and each gene ntreIs a single metabolic stop. That discovery won a Nobel Prize in physiology growth. It's entire life cycle lasts just 14 days. In a relatively short time, therefore, a researcher can observe several generations, determining which step in the mold's metabolism has been in. terrupted as the result of a mutation. "It's easy to make a bunch of mutants," Barratt says. "It's hard to find where the damage has been done." Although the bread-mold mutants at HSU are relatively simple organisms, their genes and chromosomes function In the same manner as those In all other sexual life forms. As a result, says Barratt, research using Neurospora helps scien.. tists gain a better understanding of metabolic processes in the human body. The center grows Neurospora on a synthetic medium, reducing the number of variables that This Fun gal Genetics Stock center is the only such repository of mold and fungi samples in the world. and medicine for George Beadle and Edward Tatum In 1958. Barratt says the primary advantage of working with Neurospora Is its rapid may affect an experiment. "And it can be grown very large quantities," says Barratt. After the mold is incubated, samples are freeze-dried or dried through absorption on silica gel for storage. Mutant strains can be held in a state of suspended animation for 20 years or more. Because the food source for the bread mold Is limited, the organisms can be easily controlled. "Once they get out of the lab, they have to compete with other organisms In the soil," says Ogata. "It's a tough life in the soil," adds Barratt. As a precaution against fire or an extended power outage at the lab, one set of duplicate samples is stored at Stanford University. "None of these have any economic value nor are they pathogens," Barratt notes, explaimng that some bacteria and viruses used by Howls Schneider EEK & MEEK Qt) PWT 1XK MIRE MY THER'1O ____ / - 0 by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP NOT 6JN.' i;C -' s r NONSENSE! --' YOU P0 THIS 5ILE5MEN NERES A DIFFER- VIeRATO HAJ5 CWE - ENT ONE EVERY EVERY T1ME WE MUST 0E E.O SHOPPING.' GETTiNG ___ LOOK5 FAM1LJAR. _• __ I • ___ i by Stoffel & H&mdahl BUGS BUNNY Ii 1AiE4 A rr o RSMCEFULNE1110 TO HITCH A RIP0 TH"Er PAY6.1 .5. *Op .. SPIDER-MAN for genetic research can be quite dangerous. Among the most valuable cultures are barley and yeast strains used by brewers and wine makers. Barratt says siuuuilar genetics stock centers have been established to preserve research on subjects ranging from algae to priuliates. —. _ Dr. Joseph L. Alterman . . Newman the Service' to Mankind Award on be- before moving toGeneva, half of the Sertoma Club of Altamonte Springs. Both are retired teachers in the Seminole County .. School System. Mrs. Sieg taught 32 years and he taught 26 years. ..•/ s.', 10,1:" .•. According to Mr. Sieg, when they retired, he bought a trailer and traveled the United States, Canada and Mexico. Later, he bought a sail boat, Dr. Newman's award was based on his helping . with his goal a trip around the world. But he said the _iiLIluI -. .... ,_r to establish an outatan4 Ing paramedics program in Seminole County. The % when the Altamonte club sail boat was no fun for his wife, so he sold It after a year at sea for both of them. " * Mrs. Sieg has been in Lakeview Nursing Home for five years. . combined with the 8crtoma Chub of Winter Springs for the Annual Awards Banquet at the '' - Altamonte Civic Center. The accompanying Herald photo of the couple appeared in The Herald 15 years ago on the couple's 50th wedding anniversary. - / by Bob Thavn TI w&t heire I 1 for - $fI ____ NOTh- 6ET AWA't'. 0You . ____ wow oftu to - __ ___________U: -. — — _ WOO", I ________ , __ __ ____ ____ 4 TUMILIWUDS T. K. ___ * UCK1S OF W1ER ThAI r,_J INS FM gpfIIN I -. ___ S ___ Ryan ____ _____ &MRIINKIZ ____ ______ 'I wait to ________ wint her, _____ ____ __atios.ie'smihliig crayJTlJPID IN DEN- w APPIVAAm I SHOUPHMM)('*T "The puiet (Ia gi) and celebrations called in their honor. ' . .. . . I . : _ _______ _____ _____ , ' - ___ __ __ Ve _____ ______ _____ __ ' wood gets to play wi th the Atlanta Symphony. lie has also played with a few major symphonies, in. eluding Savannah, Ga., Chicago and Charlotte, N.C. Sherwood Is proud to ha ve played with greats like Barry White at the Atlanta Omni. Through sympliony is his first love he says he realizes that the corn- petition is getting tougher, but lie won't give up. lie auditions every chance he gets with the detenuuinati on of beconiing pcnnanantiy employed with a symphony ordiestra. The Les Bon Andes Club will hold their Annual Candlelight Service Palm Sunday, at Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church on Orange Avenue. The Stwaker at the 7:30 pin, service will be Rev. Williuuiis Lewis. 7, Nerttage Inn *07.4 FINE FOOD .# S Planning idol Function? A wedding, rehearsal dinner, party, Inllation, etc.? Let us serve you In th e unique atmosphere of our old Sanford colonial. Our i prices are moderate and we promise that " special touch" for your special nigh t. The I ) sta VISIT OUR GRUNHOUS''' He" Ow Of Me Lar"it SelectIsm Of Tropical And 1atfo Pleats I The Are. MiXed _ 7" AZALEAS f Inn is available on Mon.-Wed. evenings and sser C•Isrs dhssnwr*lepei.lsu _____otympics, : WilliS POUQIJIT SIGONIAS __ One element of the program, the Golden Age slNsrgiviagsdsdur sponsored by the Greeter Sanford Chambir of Conmisace, Ii ____ $ or seergoncy huql s ,I ceiimeding Natjn sion the senior counumMy. " oll Ales ______ A National Seniors An'teur Golf TOifflaifliet, two NatIonal lb. Risky M.utsIi or se'd'M. Wui Willie Seaders Tomis Toumuneags, a bawli mmol" ng competition, t'ioi4 .1 the book a _'r 'u1 be touts, brke, aviation LIII. Sass $121 IASTI1 CACTUS ethildts, arts and crofta shows and ether • U at, be a Mel biatit" Laud dliii ____ eyg e o scbel. for the 12-wish p rogr U, am. 500 SolIhenIM$vbulb.ppesd WI DEAR ABBY: My 23 içqx S m InthSEatamU, Up ____ OPIN DAILY Its 1:30 did at mae to YOU and I we to gus' aid 4'aila may qualify for discounts at ____ Ictetliui mnbers to HER. that *S it _____ vacation away from our .1 the (Zel FlOrida hIpita1Ity Indidry by writing for main. ....2 In all diM lea a childe.. We CMIj'i,e FISJIiIL have i 17ysIa4ld benhip aide to SENIOR SEASON '79, Quality IimW*, SSW, leveair d$.eeeIM sonandIwods.rs,$411. ri_I , (311) 319.7 We'releavlag thsgidsw*h AS Gs*ük Ciiittti ,. ,11 is ABBY: I'm an elgi- reIM PN.203-llsI s.PeMe.eidaldMdr.Msd,p a ia Be teacher who Iu your whit to ds about OW Iifl PIISCkAVS. (Hwy. 17-02) kalsid . - - - - - - - - - ___ - special occasions, Slier- Seas ___ . '- t (_-;;:;r.) This young ambitious musician Is currently living in Atlanta where he is involved in several Musical ventures. He teaches private percussion lessons at Stainton's Music Studio in Marrietta Ga., serves as part-time percusslon Instructor at Relnharcg College, Canton, Ga., and Performs on a regular basis with the Dekalb Community College __ , ZOONIE um IS IN ftA by Symphony. For the experience and exposure, on rare and very _ __ - • WCKS ___ _________________ __________ _____ I AIPIIANI M soon as we returned, ___ Alice started calling and ..to 'cs YOU hav, to call the melovektters.Incrder paice or flredspartmeit." Third nior on : Ottedlm sitters know how discourage her, I told her I snpg.d to a girt In to gdtoahouisbsstdon't know pt t address. Thi is very urnAdele Graham, First Lady of Florida, will serve as honorary (Nat tn.) the polk@ chairperson of the Third Annual SeWor Session, diacouii program for senior visitors and residents in Central wet both ways, bi she or file ilepsmtmsnt. she dido't care. INDIANA TEACHER Florida. Abby, I have absolutely no DEAR' ACHEII: fl Senior Season 1979 rums m Sept. 12 tughDec. _______ to quWyft for discounts at I to with in Aspen H.s esuther . ha local theme parke, restaurants and aU outlets, will coate in me to and she expected t an edended series of senior athletic activities, and attend show. _____ So ,' _____ formance will be at Providence, R.I. and last St. Louis, Mo. Ross her. In fact, I told up up suggested this additional rule: __ ___ ___ Dioana ' frèudldidn'twantanyaerlous "Wrftedowntheaddrasof First Lady To Chair cinitinents. the'hou.e where you're sitting ____ P4, 5 0 .:,.' M. O8LS1UNKR. J MEAN ____ ____ - NOW INIM 'S ____ _ Mrs. Freddie Mobley of 1203 Wed 8th St. He 15 Ii a graduate of the CMIServatOCY Of Music and DEAR ABBY: How does a W assures us he is able to stay wrong, it's my fault has aspirations of year-old man get rid of a 30home alone, and wants to. In your t#jIfllon, should we becoming a percussionist in the house We trust our son, but I tend to leave our son (3 with a symphony or. take no for an answer? beonthe nervous side and don't for 10 days? chedra. I took Alice (made up name) know if I could handle It if UNDECIDED 19 Abby Meanwhile, he isn't iii toAapsnforaweekendofskjljig anything were to happen to him DEAR UNDECIDED: Year waiting for his dream to be.ti girl I had planned whixe we were away. He's a letter snggests that yea lack materIalIze. On AprIl 2nd to talm got the flu and couldn't good kid who does what he's afficienj cedlance IN yew he began a dx_week go. The hotel reservations were _________________________ told—if I'm around to check on sea to Insure a worry-free 28 major cities wi tour of paid for In advance and I didn't th Diana him. His father has always eft vacation - otherwise why Ross. f Th e first going per. column, "Rules for Baby- thedisclplineand raising of the wealdysa have writhe I. ma? eU, Alice took the weekend sitters" was 50 ValUable that I kkk to me, bui A'od has a short A good rule to follow: Wbea fw too w1ously and now she had copies mede for all my fun and, if anything goes ___ "In IOVI" With me students. We discussed your never told tier i riles in class, and one boy I: ____ Sherwood Mobley Is a former Student atSeminole High School and the son of 4, , lgf Mobley Joins p4 1461 . "r- APPRIP10n.Y. #)4n. up IN Weekend Partner Refuses To Take w r by Stan Lee and John Romita. Ar ThS A4V'.L ASYU$4 -. A Cay Isom FRANK AND ERNEST i.1 Curator William 09ata displays tolsl (t1hes c(IIIi.-jilli lig so ,,1e 4) f 1 I1e "irreplaceable" mold samples stored alt the world',s only Finig.11 (;(.Iletics Stock Center at northern California's Humboldt State Universih-. ( left), past international . about a year where Mr. Sieg was in real estate ___ -p woof ., S Aft the A : . The parsonage in Sanford, They remained in Sanford content when he found that FEP UP! Sj MANKIND # Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Sieg of Geneva celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on April 4. your entire household upset Y(XJRBIRTIWAY todav Wess you make some Apt 79 1M WIN AT BRIDGE Your kkndddp could take Active Social PIM and bum off __ for you this that auperabundanceofenergy. __________________ on new meaning VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept ) coining ye bds woutd still be able to make be cementaill with old friends, Don't ignore your hunches his contract by means of a iednswusodatlatswlll*usd today, but they do need -A successful finesse for NORTH ftoi'. They coijd lied ft tat of queen of hearts. • 9763 South saw a better way to ARIES(March fl-*1i 19) you into dothgsomething ImKJ4 make his contract. He deYour personality may have PUISIVe1Y, that I't too bright. • 64 cided to swap off losers to A 843 edra ____ toolay, but your LIBRA guard against the chance • EAST Keeping with free-wbeeling, 05 that East would hold both # 10 8 2 doing too hot. 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TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) Although your is West North East South There is A 611,Cffits WISM that and your Intentions are good, 14 must be tnI1iiIred with the you still could thoughtlessly 2• 2• Pau 4• faj]y and with loved ones hurt a sensitive friend's Pus Paw Pass You hold: today,orfiictlon will marthln feelings. Think before you .a Axx and. harmnCnyout. speak. Opening lead: •K IV A x x x GEMINI (May 31-June 22) (Dec. -'3 • K Ja Trying to complete projects °' 19) Be willing to shire today. ________________________ •AKx A Nebraska reader ash todoy. U you see things going .rosIt what we think of a notrump By Oswald Jacob awry, don't figist It. Ii.,. YOU Will COinS out wimmeri. Y opening bid with this hand. ___ and Alan Sonteg ___ aiathSr d' We do not like it. 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I Zersi Fried a __ __ other times by arrangement. TRADITIONAL SUNDAY DINNER Roast Beef Ham Steak ! , Shrimp- Fried Chicken Homemade Soup 395 Mashed Potatoes p le Vegetab s COMPLETE Dessert Children Under 12 $2.9s Too Cf, Lunch: M.F 11-2 Dinner Thurs.-Sal. .9 Sunday Dinner: 12.3 ______30$ S. Park Avenue, Sanford I ' For Reservations: 323U55 1.0i �- 10A-EveningH.ra$d,s,n,Fl. Friday,ApriIfl ____________________ Legal NOtICe No Surprises At Awards This Year? six years ago and he said he'd By DICK KLEINER die up there." HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Koch says he athnlres the Vanessa Redgrave has not been asked to present an award at Integrity of the Academy membership which votes for ttIs year's Oscar Ordinarily, virtually all the Oscar winners. prevIous year's winners are "The year Scott won," Koch asked to make a presentation says, "he had said he woul' the following year. And Miss accept1tlfhegotft.vJ Redgrave won last year - but made that tatenent before the she also made an acceptance voting. And they voted for him speech which caused havoc anyway. They voted for because some Interpreted It as Redgrave despite her politics anti-Semitic. and they voted for Johe Wayne To avoid any repetition of lespite his politics. that, the decision was made to "They used to say that leave her off.the invited guest California pecle woold rer list. Howard W. Koch,presldent vote for a New York picture. of the Academy of Motion But last year they voted for Picture ArtsandSclences,uys "AnflIeHall,' whlchwaaaNe, that while "the tnopected York pict. makes news," the hope Is aii tit the always that the show goes off Oscar's credibility much wIthout anything unexpected. stronger - people vote for the ThIs year (the Oscars will be picture or the actor or the on Apr11 9, and will be telecast director they feel Is the best, via ABC) they are taking the regardleuo( any other factor." Koch also says that the hig usual precautions to guard j., money spent by some studios on ait advertising cenpalgns (the ads happening, run In the locally ciruiated Since the year Marion Brando trade papers, Variety and The won, and sent an Indian woman Hollywood Reporter) don't to the podlisn to accept for him work, either. Again, he cites the (and, in the process, deliver a case 1 "AnnIe Hall," which speech about Indian affairs), dldo't spend any money on the Oscar people no longer advertising, yet cleaned up on allow anybody to accept an Oscar night. award for anybody else, There are pro ahead for "Surrogates no longer accept awards," says Koch. "We don't the Oscars. Koch believes, want a Sacheen Littlefeather mainly because It Is getting more and more difficult to again, distinguish between motion And there may be (as there pictures made for tr1cal was last year In the case of release and motion pictures At the moment, to qualify for working somewhere else, an Oscar, a flint must play at Illness, whatever. But, more least a Week In a Ii gee and more, there seems to be a theater during the preceding feeling among many winners calender year. But there Is t),ttmy'twas*tho iward. *I1LU$ PIS$)US ea tbs An antl.Oscar movement is Acadeinyto Include 'IV movie,, lng across the land. and everynne believes that It 15 only a matter of t1fl3 - sjid "I have sympathy for George very long, at that - before C. Scott and Woody there will be movies made some of them," says Koch. "1 exclusIvely for pay•TV disagree With them bet I us showing. derstand how they feel. It would "iii our lifetIme," 'Cocti says, seem to me that to get an award "TV and movies Will COifli from one's peers would be closer together. There are a lot thrilling, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMInOLE øThrY, FLORIDA CASE NO: 79.443.CA.13.D HARRY WAGNER, r FRIDAY, APRILI Seio Cowmiity College Players prosent "BIdterfiles Ale Free", 8 p.m., Fine Arts Theatre ta College (NEIler5 Spting Concert, 8 p.m., Fine Arts Concert Hall. Free to public. ______ MS3 MMIISII Tstmasten Club,7:15 am., iuuuy inn, wymore Poad. cession Lutheran Wet Walebers, 10 am., Qch, 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamaute Springs. Diet W.rbebsp, 10 am. and noon, Cesiton Union Building, Stetson UniversIty; 7:30 p.m., First Presbytirian, DeIAnd; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate 74fl Øferd natesy, Civic Cacdeg ______noon, Sanford_____ AA noon, Mental Health Ceder, ltq* SprlIl4I. Ro TOPS Cbspler 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Cburch, Qystal lAke and Cosadry Q, Lake Mary. lubsylew 5(1e SCb.SI Advfory Conmdttee, 7:30 p.m., g 7:30p.m., Waffle Stop, SR 436, Altamonte Springs. Ares Cbambe' at Cemaneree, 7:30 P.m. Sanford Al.Aass, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Qurch, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. FIIst t 1VAY, APRIL16 Greakr Sanford Cmber of Commerce quarterly dirctor meeting, $ a.m., dtanbsr building, Poetry Workebsp forall ages, 11 am. to2 pin., Qurcit Stred Station Gallery, Orlando. Free to Saated Sedosa, 7 am., $an%'$, Sanford. Wister 8's Sertema, 7:30 am., City Hall, N. Edgenon Avenue. , Sford jj noon )41I > 7cemeCvttVeftmIl.....3SC a line 5:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum Orlando, Fla. 32801 S. Oak Ave.; Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., &mirnit Apis., Cuselberry. Jewiet 0i-'.'ty C WW4AY,ApRU,1g '-n, prime time, but Its "Today" show IInaIM the "wip In •e' Wakidla SpriNs. Leave 'iida THU1)AY,APEL1I _____ ruing television and now Phil Denshus has been added to Its Donshus, whoae Bmniy Award.wlnnlng syndicated talk show from Chicago thaws a big audience, will appear on "Today" In Mrs Walter L C -ç DAR, 2:36 p.m.,_____ - In an audience participation tecimique he has perfected on lii - Carter, 2010 Grandilew Ave., Sanford, hiltie. guests, then roam the studio audience with a hand mike, taking questions (ruin the floor. The "Today" segments aptly will be titled "Donahue on Today," and while they will be prodnc.d by the Do"ahw daft In Bousus Fe apsosored by 5flsiid Art AL, 10a.m. to 8 p.m., Pii#rt Cents, Ostodat Orlando, Orange County, Ordlnanceasitpertaklstosldeysrd By: William j. At.o, 5) q $ . ,-', 5fod Florida, 37771, ecu $5yfe, ap4 1139 mo., $l50dsposlt IISNTSNNTN JUDICIAL Cli. COUNTY, FL. CASE NO. 79N1CM.$ opened and reed: ear' ii Aojustment PmIItlener.t4uand TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TO: JUDY Ti$CrnIR COUNTY, Item Ne. 4- Pack, Maforlalo You wIN Oab notice Hat the CISy for Nod sej Po U.$eccer CemmIsslenof the CIty 0' Sanford. not gaudy .nougi to 1n ovsrcodencs Devid Hartasa and Oo&s Blvd., cemiwerty $ernioe TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: - co otays Riuio 35 West EliI$t 5ty, Florida, at iie Vcleck P.M. en Apts..for Senior CitIzens. ___ town, very cbs & roomy. So, Jimmie Cowan, 315 Pale Ave. _____ 3 Sa*Sem * both, $154 s, dePIsit. $10 extra per me. for ' '*1. - _- '. .- -.________ -. Yert, PA 1704 ___ _____________ Fbel Is.wsderffieflctmewsnamaof -. CHSL$IA CLEANING $INVICI. r elict any oral bide. With 511*. aN Is ____ LIPS's SM . Pies BOok 4. WITNIU my hand and --.ASIOC RATION H? Cewie. towelvsNcRnicolNlse, V MiS 3, PubliC RI.4* if SOIRMuSS Chet it *0 CIrcuit Cow? if In a Film Simday pr ____ t ole's splIIl4 view of the SM that I killed to ____ __________ to •tts, *0 bId ebkb In its County, Fbelds. By: JaM F. Ijemiva. BOquke name wiSh *0 C*k it me CIrcuS lemleale County, FlorIda. thIs me human spirit - at a time w the word in_ily N tu*0msit best ureas me Inii,i,i loIN in Cswrt, lumimis Csty. FIends IN Psiiaie lnNieitid may ppur lUSh dayef March, iwo. - 01 FIrst Federal SIN. *0 Candy. and be heard so *s time SM PIece (11*1.) be roming awodrnid -ABC's "Dlrodis.' pte.te a special acaidsac. WISh Nie PeevisimS it Pwrdeasliie de1a, p secifled. *0 P1555*.. N1 s _____ __ ____ ___ *. . Tel: milloaN .____N.. 417 - .. CityCoqunNIst*.' -- ci. a.cit. .. .lLs to help Jews es liMits __ hsW -.; ' CNpWIMoV ____ -. 1. ____ _____ -',: "' ','. 1aa154 Fl. 33023 ; Puhops there wor't an By: N.H. Tam., i. of them an thor, iiuO hess s. crie*es sietaav __ - . - THE' GREATeR CON. - By: .leas I. CurtIs () rn-au. Eat. IN $TIUCT1ON CORP. __ ___ _ ___ __ _ _ __ _ _____ -- ____ ü -- • 011.30 ' - ____ ____ ' of Publ*: Api 4, Ui $ .-.. by $'Nal Ruth prosods seen. 'rely "beadiM people." ''.' PuSh.: Ap11 s. ste 011-15 _____ ____ CRy Clerk ApIS 6, Pvb 01515 -__- -:...__- - -i-,, -- ,_,,__.,,___. sai is Dliii _, -*I._- -- ---- -. . --j ---- _, - u - - _---- ONE OF SANFORD'S FINEST. This elegant 4.3 has lust aboul everything. $44900. ASSOCIATES WANTED - CALL BILL PLATTE FOR CONFI. DENTIAL INTERVIEW. REAL ESTATE REALTOR,322-lln Super clean 3 BR home Includes a fully equipped kitchen, C HIA, carpeting, double garage and lots more. For only 131,900. Nice iocatlonl BPP WARRANT. ,- ED. Only $215001 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES "t.EADERi WE LIST I SELL JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 ' tP$anf ord's Sales Leader 3222420 ANYTIME 'Multiple LIsting Service REAL TORS PARK 'ransh OffIce - 323222: JOhnny W&Ki" ReaEstate, Inc. General Contractor 322-6451 aft Hrs. 322.71 p 3$ cs-' WORLD... loBule IIALTY N1U05 1. nice sc. porch. $31,100. 2304 Lisa Ct. 31½' Stucco. As 15. 1*115. Iroker.owner. couple or retirees. it has C HIA i BR 2 B home on Providence Blvd In Deitona, on a 1g. car let. Itsiust acoupleol biks trim Lk. Mcoarnity. Washer & dryer Inc. if you're in a bid. mood, deW? foe-. get we are exclusive agents for ASH HOMES in Deltona. They are custom ouilee,s w.many plans to choose trove or If you have yasir own lust brine them along. ASH HOMES call build veur dream hsi. RE_ALTY WORLD' 3229283 24 BATEMAN REALTY leg. Real Estate Broker 32)473 2430 Sanford Ave. COUNTRY- location yet mInutes from shepping. 3 BR, I b, storage rot 5. work shop, feitced, shaded I landecopod. 131.150. SPARKLING clean 2 BR, 1 b, FR, well landscaped, be yd fenced. $3350,. MAYFAIR older 3 51W. bhome With VII$fl U111R14 lots., lively greunds. 55.0,905. _____ CANAL FRONT IovelylBR,3b home, sondeck, boat hoesi, filbihIg ácL Caflal bids ______ .L COLBER1REALTY INC. It. JaMs RIver'. (I) Hirold REALTORS 3435 S. French 11192) SanfOrd A Rve. 3221413, 353.fl57,323.707 I,________________ -1.. - __- 1.46 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED NEXT TO DESIGNATED PARK. SYLVAN LAKE DRIVE AT 5th. $12,500 NORTH CAROLINA IF YOU LIKE TALL BIRCH TREES ON 1 ACRE OF MOUNTAIN PROP. ERTY OVERLOOKING AN ICE COLD TROUT POND. VOl. CAN HAVE IT FOR $3,993 WITI ONLY $400 DOWN AND EAS PAYMENTS WITH 6 PEI CENT INTEREST. SEIGLER REALTY BROKER Sanford 321.0640 Orlando327.1577 DeLand 668.8335 ---- -• -- - - - -- FREE ESTIMATES Carpets from $6.50 yd. installed upholstery drapes slip covers. We w,II not be undersold on comparable quality. or call Nil ,*, Isulty InC.REALTOR, MIS 23.5774 Day or Night NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS 3.5 Acres tracti, fantastic view, overlookIng valleys. This tract would make a dandy mini farm. Has a large log barn, also has spring and even has a creek that runs thru property. Borders a paved highway. A steal at only IaSOO.09, Good terms, 53)00.00 down, assume loan. Mountain cabin approxImately 1 acre. Dandy garden spot. This i a handy man special because It Is not finished inside., roughed wired and plumbing completed. Water and the outside is corn pleted. Large deck overlooking mtns.YoucanllveInitwtilleyou finish It uD. S miles from Murpity. $22,500.00. $5.000.o00 down assume loan. 2.7 Acres located on large stream, real good access. About 1 acre garden erie or pasture. Plenty tobuild3orlhousu. tays gentle. Large trees cover this tract. Plenty 'of privacy, $5950.00, $1,500.00 down payment. Plenty of wild game and good fishIng In this area. CHEROKEILANOCO. Murphy, N.C. 25805 fl-Junk Ca Removed _______________________ Paid for unk &usccl cars. ?rucks S heavy equipment * AUCTION SALE * - * FRI. 7:30 P.M. 78MotorCycles Hide A Bed, Patio Loungers, LW chairs, TV's. All kindS garden toolS & Misc ,temc f all kinds 323 3670 3225990 BUY JUNK CARS From $1010550 Call 322 1671; 377 4460 - - -- -- - - Mo'orcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or 323 77t0 DOOR PRIZES COMEFARLY STA'YLATE - Dell's Auction Center 79-Trucks-Trailer-s 1970 Dodge P U truck w camper JOHNNY'S BACK fop, new iflSp Sticker, cond 51250 323 5500 Qood _________________ 80-Autos for Sale Piney Woods Auction Every Saturday at 7 p m located on SR 4)5. 18 mi. north of San ford We wilt buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc. by the piece or house full Free pick upon consigned ndse 55-Boats & Accessories 1967 Mercury Monarch i dr Pow Cr. auto, 32? 8195 Ghia ar. - -- -. ___ Trim pkq - ------- at 30 pd 372 2270 16 ft. Bass boat w 75 HP Chrysler motor. Excellent cond. Many extras, Osteen 373 0026 after 6 p.m. ROBSON MARINE 2921 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fla. 3277) - -- Multi Family yard sale. Sat., Aprlll.9:30330 7133 Willow Ave., Sanford 1915 21 It. T C twin 135 double in board-outboard engines. Sleeping cabin, depth finder, CS radio, life lackels etc. Good cond. $5,000. Eves. 372 7575. - ____________________________ Hwy 46 West. Sanford 323 5620 YARD SALE Sat. 9-5, 2630 El Capitan Dr. (behind Fairway) good furn, clothing. 3AY'TONA AUTO AUCTION' y 92. I ,iiie,wt'sl uf Speeaway Daytona Beach, will hold a' public AUTO AUCTION ever, Tuesday & Saturday at 730. It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 904 255 Bill for further details -. AuctionSaturdays,'p ni Sanford Ave. at Hwy 177 Consignmentswelcome KellogqsAuction Sales 323 7050 __________________________ 75-Recreational Vehicles ________________________________ 1914 Coachman 12 ft slide in camper. Sleeps 1, for . JUST MAKE PAYMENTS -'69 to models Call 3399100 or 8)1 .5605 IDeaterl truck 322 8262 after 6 pm 5rtunent - 1967 Buick Classic, in 1977 2311, Coachman Self contained Like New 322 5623 alter s p m good contt (lest offer - tdkCS 349 5761 20 It. Starcratt trailer, self tamed Air cond., new tires, excellent cond 57.500 322 5505 Cadillac El Dorado late 1978. I owner 9,000 Must sell, new one coming Deflary 668 5259. _______ RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. U Scott Reagan 327 5177 -- - ___________________ FURNITURE FOR SALE 3277)95 ______________________ Sanford Auction 1715 S. French. 323 7340. ______________________ Small farm tractor with mower a. other equipment, Call after 4 p.m. 322-7361. S9-Misial rcthlndise PIANO IN STORAGE Beautlful Spinel.Console stored locally. Reported like new. ReSponsible party can take on low payment balance. Write before we send truck. Joplln Piano, P.O. Box 3061, Rome, Ga. 3016). p BR suite new, $339; 5 pc. LR 1 $500 Firm new $399; Loveseat $44.95 & up; Ca$lafter6:30327062? 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. $301 up; El. stove$dOIup; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford, 3221721 Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Com plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Sob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 7202 French Ave. 377-2235 Central Heat & Air Cond Free FBi, CaIlCarll-4arr,saf SEARS, Sanford 322 1771 JACK FROST-- Cent Heat & Ak Cond. Service. Free FBi on inst. Comm & Res. 372 0208 -- We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new fur $650 was Christmas layaway, there was only 51)6 bal. due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate You can have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 831-1714 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. Latex paint $4.9igal. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3)0 Sanford Ave. 3225791 17 cu ft. Whirlpool refrig likenew also swivel ch.. dining rm. set very reasonable. 327029) Winter WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE *1413 E. Firat Si. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. more room 52-Appljance,,' KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 _____________ _______________ Good Used Televisions. $25 ana up. Miller's 24IlOrIando Dr. 3330352 Televislon-25" Color, Beautifur walnut cabinet. Regular $400, Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still In warranty. Call 531.17)4 day or Ilnht. 40" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM. FM Stereo RadiO, I speed PRO turntable, Itrack tape player. Sold new $400, a real buy at oniy $l30ortakeuppaymentsof $11 per mo. Call 131.1714 for free demonstration. ___________________ SaleS MultIFamily I Estate Sale Sat., April? a.m..Sp.rn.ONLYI Brocade sofa I chair, color T.V., Cal. dining set I hutch. Baby furn. & toys. Lawnmowers, Household misc., Ice.cream freezer, glassware, bedspreads, rugs, alum, canoe, children's cIOthILEarIyAm.Lantp. 113W. Ridge Dr. (Off Lake Mary Blvd.) 333011$ or 331131a. for . - find storage TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook S19E. 1st St., 327 5142 62-A-Farm Equipment CeramiC TIle MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specially, 25 yrs. Exp. 671 76)7 -- essma Ing . Alterations, Dressmax,ng Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707 - "10 lob 'oo large or small Corn plete lawn Service. Free estimate 373 480), Landscaping & spraying 373 8049 call anytime Land Fill - FILL DIRT TOP SO IL. C LAY 339 2063 - Lawn General Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rins.nvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322.5111 -.--__.. _ ___________________________ Beauty Care 3S629 - - WACO Foam, fiberglas P. Classified Ads find buyers last low cost Classified Ad. 1973 Kubota L-210 diesel With front end loader 3275267 after 6 p.m. 323 543 331 OilS -- - Women's & Children's Call Dick Lacy 3237550 DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a Evesafter$aweeli,flds -__ Cellulose Lowest prices. Call 321 0839 or 901 7346108 collect alterations. Cdli A,iqit', Maitland, 831 5606 Let a Classified Ad help you FILL DIRT I TOP SOIl. YELLOW SAND AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322-914) _______ SnialI home repairs Remodeling & Pan Rooting repair Free Es? Alterations - 64-Equipment for Rent ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs I mattress 123.93 ea. .: NEW coffee table with 2 matching endtables$39, Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 3225771. _______ 62-Lawn-Garden Andy's Remodeling Service General Building & Remodeling . -. . - 3'67APL - INSULATION Batting, blowing. _______ Exercise bicycle. Speedometer, tension control & timer, sis. 322 15 Home InWrovenent Alrcond.&Pleatj,ig - Kimball Swinger Organ ____________________ These are a few of over 2000 listings. We have all types of property listed from $510. per acre and up. We have small tracts, we also have several cabins, houses, old farms, etc. Write or call for file listing brochure. You can call free of dtir,e by dialing 1105.40.7121. Write or call tidey. S lug, Still in bOx $150 )fl 0913 Top Dollar Multi Family carport sale Sat., April 7 ONLY. 9 a.m..1 p.m. Antique sewing machine, clothes, Misc. 192 E. Floyd, Lake Mary 322 2260 51-Household Goods 4S-A--jtof State 4 Keystone Raiders, 11 in 901 71 i(fl9 72-Auction Gigantic carport sale April 7, 9 to S. Furniture, typewriters, chord organ, clothing, dishes. M'sc. bc to $30. 106 Brown Dr., Sunland Estates. Turn on Kuip Decorators NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD . .- YARD SALE 427. fl , 210 S. Virginia Ave. Mayfair Sat., Sun. 9-5 Tucker oft RI. 6 Citrus Blvd Leesburg. Fl 37748 - - ____________________________ Property HOUR W. ____________________________ __________________________ ____ .. -- 20 ACRES TALL PINES IN THE ROLLING HILLS AND BASS LAKE COUNTRY NEAR PAN AMA CITY. $26,000 BEST TERMS. 2½ acres Geneva. FruIt trees, high & dry. 110.000. Terms. Fall, this lovely well kept 3 BR hOme Is ideal for tile young - ..-.*. .4.... .-. 120 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD NEAR OSTEEN. YOUR OWN 35 ACRE LAKE. NICELY WOODED $1,000 PER ACRE. TERMS, S acres clean, some trees on lake. $;,3o. Good terms. Luxurious living. Fern or un• tent. Call The Real Estate *,05ttCv. 333.5334, '' - 2'/a ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT, ONLY $2,000 DOWN AND SELLER TAKES MOR. TGAGE. owner hold. For lease EXECUTIVE HOME In IdyIIwIIde. 3 BR Sb FR. Sc. pool. I Older SIR.) b. 2151 Palmetto Ave. I $31,555. I The Real Estate Agency RIALTOR,3237133 I ACRE FRONTAGE ON PAVED LAKE MARKHAM ROAD, NICELY WOODED $14,900 TERMS. it MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI Deltona land of Spring, Summer I " BLVD. NEAR NEW K-MART, ZONED PROFESSIONAL OFFICES. $12500 TERMS. $30,900 will buy you this 3 BR, 2 bath home with fam. room on a double coiner lot. Call now to see ____________________________ c *1 agliosto -* C ailBart Rep. Real Estate Broker 2541$. French Ave. 3320231, 32371fl, 332-0779 . Much Morel Perfect for SO-Mscellaneous for Sale Since 1937 100' FRONTAGE ON AIRPORT ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD ________________ 311. * Nib. Ca. s. LII$u WORLD.... Mh. ; -. .. - ' -- . u. 0S5.135 UNIQUE? BR HOME Huge FR, newly painted, beautiful oak floors. Great Oak shaded ' Sunland with dining area, carpet, spacious backyard I . 62 acres, E. of Sanford. 12,200 per acre. William MaliczowskI, Realtor. 3fl-79$3. 3 acres wooded on county maintamed rd. $17,000. Small down, Handy man special, $17,000. •Dinen Aye. Osteen, New 311,2 b, Clerk 6, Is only $19,500. ________________ ____ __..-_---_,s•.-.. T a 1.OZY 3 BR 1 bath home in Sd Aire ww carpet, range I refg,, - - partially fenced, large yard I Excellent cond.t A Buy for them oftat ___ bees, j ',.. Only 133,5001 NICE HOME OR RENTAL INCOME. 3.1 has future corn merclal use. Good location I cony, financing yet asking price - .,newlyweds or retired couple! 32-Houses Tahonslleoffiaf a pitNisishod N Item No. 4 Ceunty, Florida, under the fictitious Osfl April 33, 1979, In me City Cern- you ARE HERESY NOTIFIED --- ---- (Mliwfllhidf•k_ $77 seam cioeiwr earnest BIG RIDQQIJICK PRINT. _ missles loom it the CIty Hell In the aita Petition hesbp, tiled In the '_' aid i ...W$IkIhelesrj fl0C-09V11k,ti0eIy 1130 CIty lanterd, Plorids, WIN CUR. aboVe entItled Court' for me 111.35. Central ak. - - c laaugurnt.d a new format for its 71 a.m. (Zodsr. thee) .uI.Iu With me ciortrsgtosr she c sald it county cern mlssissers Lkiesr Feet if Fencing hider aM dlformlns *hitkir a eat Dlaeeteulepi of Mirlag, b5t-1 Usuble eva... 0505 me. on 1* ______ ______ niws show, bId ID for the NIelsen mmibers rank thi DelWSIk Item Ne. 7 (1)10 Ton Trailer, She City WIll close. V*ite and 010101 CaiWt. $imkiele Coua?y, Florida In ____ Pieddo, to vecafo me. lease wIllS security w. TI$CHLER, • C1flS plot 0' the ' Bay aMSSlt. 411 IIVIrVIi,A. distant third. Traditionally, news shows take thee to tarn wound. acCords abandus any right of IRe City and Petitioner, aM JUDY Tl$CNLIN, me 'prwvIsims me ictrns Name SaMs. io. MdtvIilSN kitma os MANDARIN Item Nil- (I) kebmoolle ffieP$4$lckandte5lotb,IP.IallsV $R3591• ____problem Is that CBS ban duck to the hw aM are hereby Another Fir ISIMS No. $ and I enly, upen aMa Portion of. norg,g, alley $ICTION_ONI,_acCording is gg approach Wit. SectIon 555.09 F loj in a on,hour format, followed by "('uØIm Zes," while sv. . Vd sucteidvI bHeei's Will ho lying I$u,ua 510w, stress PIeS marsh recorded in W leek e Nave a ream to r'' Lef. Mnd sistild - eel be wales by 30. Psi'S 4$ aM 4. PuoJic i*.m requIred t furnish PlitIRsist and NI01II $lrH? *tsniid aaitarl ad 551114• $O. 10101 P. McCla*iy both cun.l1ng notworhe ofturtweow "mIns" dyls shows. disabled ed find a tenant toe Seem. lOde Is *0 ISIWIIA SOY AViIIIS SM MaINs- de''L $ SI $lMIOIeIe Cewnip, Fboride, Carmlpst M. ________________ Ga the other end .1 the ichedali, rors ce,dbm to dreidatiPublIsh: os,,, AprIl 4. ii. IS. 77.1979IlioUflI .0155 percent .01.001 bId villS Awe, Mlii WeaNed as tsllswi, is wit: IICciIrlY 111W. .155.. of lOW Him 0' am LIII 1.5,$,915,$), SM Preif of kiewuice. WeaNed as fatIma: that Ten Snyder, whom contract with NBC espires ________________ NORMAN I BRAVO. PA.. I. ThIs PetItles should be submilsed Bo - 151015 wIll be forniehid by a. This? psitles SI as eistst 32-4lovi FwnlsIusd , - may Jaanp to ABC - peuWAy for an 11:36 p.m. (Eastern thee) en behalf of THE SRIATIS $irnlaela County Purchasing alley lyIng between Lets 1 tV01h 1 35730, en se baser. April u. iwo,_i ______________ ________ .. _____ ______ ____ ____ __________________ ____ C°1CTI0N CORP.,. IdS ______ PICTITIOIJSNAMI WS*05110e111ia,eotwi,,*e $171me ABC has been e All wt shall be In accerd with me MIS has it Lots. aid doled *0 heisstIng wMahsws special. In that late Notice is hereby elves miS I am CIk it SM cewt $$lISclty. $sp.s Wk'S NslI In *0 ifr 1q70. -* I mst ownok 0' In business it 1. me spat - it's an obries plies for t ffo 1 11*1.11* ird51 may N entered _______________ t if *5 FWCRISk5 AiSst• 6,7 LOWNOIL DIOSDICk aloy Ik ISIMIR UN I. 1s15.4 FIs,, $pfl ofy -aM $ a.atnst.. yes YaOtIsg 101d boil i Ms ratiNs. ThOCINNYVIIVI$ibS,*to MdLif& __ lOITeR,. . - :DkasIutstMe crew have been gaining on "Today" eve' th p f y NBC wads to REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves $43.33 ..JANTASTIC 3 BR,) bath home In - 010101 W. TISCNL R, area. Many Extrasi Good neigh. borhoodl BPP WARRANTED. FORRtST ORUNI REALTORS INC. ,33or 339 4711 eves. 132,0001 31- ASt'tnients FSWnIIhSd IN lit The Narriago Lake Sylvan area, 3 BR, 1½ b, FR, Den on Country site. 200' x 140'. carpet, C-H&A, Fla. Rm., dining AGENCY MLt GET TOGETHER home In Winter SprIngs! Ww 321.0041 PI.AI. us. ci nte property is CUlT, SN AND FOR SEMINOLI • 15:00 AM., Apill 33, 1979, at which t skile family rosldsrscss. time and place bids will be publicly ,, pIJI, Item N*. 1 - FuI'ntett.lnstau (U $IMINOLU Notice Is hereby glyon ntiS I am IN Morning, America" hi the Nillien Ratings mod weeks neat bid l.a... Ni busbies at 2*l.Llve - PLISIOA lii. Ayailableatonc. tt'e office of the PurchasIng Aloof, as located at Persimmon Ave. be. IN TNI CIRCUIT COURT OP TNE Room 411,,$emlnele County jfl. ,men POSTIOIS$ OP A CIRTAIN PLAY SOCUIS Sabli lid FICTITiOUS NAME Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call' 3235470 MarInor's Village. STEMPER 323-606) or eves. 3230517 ONE OF A KIND. 3 BR, 1 bath 7553. Lake Ada, Just So. of AIrport 1 Acre bldg. lots wpaved rd. frontagelbeautlfuloaktr,esin Osteen. Good terms. I bath. SEE THIS HOME TODAYI 133.500. ________________ JUST LISTED, Neat 3 BR, 1 bath - home in Sd Aireon shaded loll " NeWly painted, eat.in kit., -" fenced rear yard & Much More '- Only 123,900! wall tO wilt CWp. $155. $4). Zoned District In Lots) aidS Block Publish: March 16, 13,30, AprIl 4, 19 p g 5ivfo, pg SemInole County. DIN.fl mom - *4.4 Acres county acreage w. citrus grove I SR 46 frontage In Geneva. Attention developers good price I terms, Dreamwold with dining area, Sanford 1 Ii. Air, ceramic bath, I acre off 46 near Lake Jessup. Isolated, wIg. oaks & pines, 13500 Call owner 365.3913 eve, .. io9w. Is, cornerlot. Many addedleatures. Detached garage wIth spare BR M. Iinsworth Realty WHY DON'T WE ' - . nice LR. 1g. Kr. patio all on a - lovely fenced loll BPP WAR. '.RANTED. Only 527,5001 1SR.-$lSt Pool. Adv$fs only, On Item Ne.1- PuritlsIt.lnitall Re. JUDY TI$CHLII, Roofing of Health Dopartment NOTICE OP PROCEEDINS FOR FotItIene,.. , loilding VACATINO AND AMNOONIN NOTICE OP INTENT TO VACATE Item Ne. 3-30* S.F. .0 Pen- AUIYS. NOTICI OP ACTiON -i'ii;ii---• The reeson for adding Donahue can be found In the riling. ithallange by ABC'S "Good Morning, America." _____ "Todmy" retaii a point to____ a poIJst4Jld+bIJf laid ire' "Good Orlands, Florida 31551 11:3S AM. In order to Consids' I FIOlida,ffiu,ltt, day of March, 1979. requssttaiavvlacslnmezenlne W.J. MORROW & COMPANY 10,050 Gallon Storage Tank w-Pump - PubflIh: March 31, AprIl & 1979 IMitli DIN-ill cooperation with the "Today" proval. Sanford will told a regular meetIng MIS$IONIR$ The 50nty of Separate sealed bide for the following Items will be received WE SELL HOMESI . ,,)UPER 3 BR, I bath home In 5tH? - - FHA.VA, FHA 2351243. fl__L... ' -. Phone 322.75$), Sanford REALTOR - about ntis. Wi. Morrow & Company BOARD OF COUNTY COM. sit back requIrements In MR.) Civic Center, Speaker - Alvin P. Stevomon, vice p p4 Iase'ance , FRJDAY,APIL$ own show, the talk show hod will Interview a guest or 'oop of , Reasonable weekly & _____ on AprIl 13, 1979, Irs the City Hall at LUALNOTICS NIITAAIP covered disk l-on. men, Sanford card to keep It th.t way. Sanford-Gracious living. $24,500. Listing Fee only 1430 if sold. You show Broker does the rest. Orlando Homeowners Service Inc. Broker 131-1200. Build to suit - our lot or yours. SELLERS a. BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUVAHOMEI -. - - 55509, Florida Statutes, wIll register 3popjij paj, Mar. 32,301 Apr. 6.13, 1979 Board of AdItmtmIiit of the City - REALTY 1st QUARTER 19791 undersigned, pursuant to the .__________________________ "FIctiteus Name Statute', Chapter Notice Is hereby given that the oasis . 3221054,4414155. *illchthls party Is engaged In busi. of AustmonI ness at 204$ SR. 41, Lniw.od, MILLIONS OF DOLLARS lit Real P': 77, Apr11 & m FIO,4 O(H.lie' Estate Is sold daily In the mat me party i'itenei,ted in said cli NOTICE TOTNE PUBLIC ads. Nothing small business liuI*rpriie Is as follows: Deputy Clerk $ a.m.; STE N SIR 0 M 2-Roonn and for Seminole County, Florida, Plannes use of the property, pa receipt ci proof to publication Dekry-Lovely 1g.) BR, Air, No screened Porcn addition. Pets. Ideal Ret. Persons. Near 0' thIs noflc, the fictitious name, rerins shopping I churches. wIt: NOBLE ROMAN'S ...l_ ly: Eve Crabirea SsidstdQ,lc Ceidor8:3Sa.m. W. Garnett yin lIe Rep. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial rates. Inquire * s. oat. _ Court Stops at FEMnIIS Bosch, 1meaviUs, Ga. NEW YORK (UPI) - NBC may be -ging on the ropes In 1ji1IiICi Cash for your lotl Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. 644-3013 Model Inc., Re*ltor _________________________ OVER 100SALES CLOSEDOR CONTRACTED Uniurnished against granting said asioctedatssmClalrm.. withtheCIerkoftheCircuitCo,ln ______________________ Dissolutionyou of Marriage, Ave. 6:30 p.m., Mr. P's SPIr Club. ____ _______ T'1 i Being more speclflcsiiy hut day 0' March, (SEAL) tir H, Bec, .sr. Clark of me Circuit - Realtor, MLS 337*onorbeforeAprll2L 1979. and ZonsdDistrkt in Lois *aild 32 51k NOTICE Is hereby given that WITNESS my hand and seal as Clerk of the Circuit Court of SemInole County, Florida, this the - HAROLOHALLREAL1Y Inc. Highess 434. Longweod, Florida setback requIrements in MR.) TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Winter Past Civic Center, 1001 Mbsell Ave. For slngk ______ ,g ___ MONDAY, APRIL30 RealtOr. 644-2315. gain. Call today. defenses, If any, upon Carmine M. 11:30&M.lnorderfoco.wld,,are. Bravo, (sq., of the law firm of quest for a variance In the KORMAN I BRAVO, P.A., $30 E. Ordlnanceasltpeq'talnstoreeryerd StatiteHellos Under FlatNess Name ludgment or order may be littered _____________________________ find FAST CASH buyers to '' VA-F HA.235.Conv. Homes their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Low Down Payment ___________________________ your own boss. TheIr loss Is your 3335176 Hotke Is hereby gIven that the - wily the same should not be granted Sanford will hold a regular meeting by serving a copy ci your written on April 13,1919 in the City Hell at Islles3.sofOrlandoDesce,$p.m.tomIInIgti, sc porch. $5$,900. 57)4531. credit: We have helped others to thriving location & ready to go. Only$7,00Sdwn + $lf9mo.tobe we hereby required to show cause Board ci Adlustm.nt of the City 0' by filing the original thereof with the A. Woedmere Terrace, Clerk of said Court, otherwIse a p 92. HOMEOWNERS: Don't 1021 YOW LOW LOW Investment buys you 912 French Ave. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC LANA WATTS, Respondent,.ndyou _____ Maltiand Howell Estates Super LQ. 4 BR 2 B, extras galore, your own business. Fully equip?, this DAY CARE CENTER Is ha - Searchlng for investment? Just lIsted 2 apI bldg. near town. - new home for everything.., even for youl - 11.1k. - CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a _______ ____ 24-Business Opportunities 43-Lots-Acreage *MarkhamWoodsRd,3BR,,B, I acre country estate. Complete with hor$.stabie& pasture, also quiet cottage I 1g. oak trees. Appt. only! DeLand 668.8335 ______________________ - 41-Houses Orlando 327.1577 . 131.000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 372-2287. Full time, ref req. Apply. In ___________________________ person to Lakeviow Nursing "I'd feel better about their romance If they hadn't met in a sex education class!" $25,900. Sanford 321.06.40 WILL BUY EXISTING 1st 1. 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. A oruvr. Ii) NO. 4.0 '-"v Wvmore Rd., Altamonte. S62-743 S.,. *A Doll House for Beginners. 3 BR, 1 B turn, near shopping but ma quiet neighborhood. Act fast on thisl Owner may carry mort. REALTY BROKER 323 8500 between $5. qualified buyer. $30,000 to 47-Real Estate Wanted 47-A-Mortgages Bought &Sokl ___________________ I bonus, paid vacation, fully paid medical, CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ & USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS. 76-AutO Parts homes Leesburg Homes, 2715 N - 18 ft. Terry 1970 sell con., A C, canopy, Reese hitch & Sway bar. Park Ave. Trailer Pk. Lot 67. Buy to Cash paid for good used mobile Giant Flea Market, yard sale. multi tam. household goods, turn, clothes, all sizes. Plants etc. 9.5. Fri. & Sat. 2101 5. Sanford Ave. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323 5200 3803 Orlando Dr. VA a. FHA Financing EXI'RA LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOME WITH PANELLED FAMILY ROOM, LARGE YARD WITH FRUIT TREES. $28,900. SEIGLER 68-Wanted VA RD SAL E 24315. Chase Ave. Sat. 9.5 See our beautiful new B.PRING TON w lap siding & shIngle roof. Private Party wants to buy a houSe In need of repairs. Have some cash. 323845$ aft 7 p.m. borhood w.communhty swim. minu pool. Low dwn wmort & low mt. carried by seller. Call ooq Service Supervisor 1 Cook. Cant City, Fl. 33012. __________________ 42-Mobile Homes LARGE 2 BEDROOM FRAME HOME COMPLETELY FUR. NISHED ON 3rd STREET NEAR AUTO TRAIN. $23,500. COMPANY owned surplus -3 BR New 235 Homes, 4 pct. interest to Center, 919 E. hd St. 54-Garage Sales 10 Acres Lone Pine Subdivision. Price $60,000. Contact R. E. White Rt. I?, Box 220. Morganton, N. C. 78635. 2 BEDROOM, ENCLOSED CARPORT, WITH NEW ROOF ON WASH I NGTON. $21,000. Lake Mary lot 90 x 143. Reduced prIce this week only. AIo new home now under construction. DE BARY AREA LAKE FRONT. S309531 or 3314211 aft. 53O. OVER 2,700 SQUARE FEET . WITH 13 ROOMS, INCLUDING IN.LAW QUARTERS, CEN. Hunt lsoII'y hc TRAL HEAT & AIR, FIRE. PLACE, FAMILY ROOM PLUS 2324 PARK DR. 322.2115 TOO MANY EXTRAS TO AD. REALTOR AFTER HOURS VERTISE. $53,000 . 3fl .9251 322-0643 - aoartments & developers Of anystore locally or p.o. BoX 905, KARL WATTS, JR., Petitioner, and Auctiss, S p.m., $1 N. kale' I used dept. SeeMike. 322.3391,e. 224 __________________ Handy Way Food Stores now Apply Inpensen accoptlns applications for Full I Holiday I no of Sanford Part time positions. Apply at ____________________ Dluolgtion of Marriage between mesg 2 p.m., Gted ______ me Full time AUTO MECHANIC needed at Joe Creamone for new 45-A---jtof State Property 3 BEDROOM FRAME, FIRE. PLACE, SCREENED PORCH, NEW ROOF, FRESH PAINT. NEAR AIRPORT BLVD. 41-Houses Miller, Cardinal industries, Inc., Box U, Sanford, Fl. 32771. Equal Opportunity Employer. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED peak. J o i n s between 10 am. 16 p.m. that a Petition has bean flIed in above entItled Court far the )&*1.II4 Ave., Maitland. Rndaursnt dinners and 'ips ay' 5318117 0i' 322.4141. 101. .. _____________________________ ___ Mm needed fOr yard Care during Summer Season. Fhe.ia 322.2050 2137.B Lynnoate Drive -- - Lake MarySanford Area. 6 avail. Buy I or group. 100 P(t. OC cupled. E. H. Seibert, Realtor. 323 9001, aft. hi-s. 644 1598. complete resume to Sandra OPPORTUI(IITY EMPLOYER by Gill Fox to Rent YEARS NEW APPROXI. ._____________ -- 1', .. MATELY 1900 SQUARE FEET OF LIVING SPACE. FIRE. '. 3BR Housefor Family PLACE a. 2 CAR GARAGE ON LOngwood, Sanford Area OVER SIZED LOT IN A SET. 3222825 ____________________ TING OF HUGE OAK TREES IN BETTER AREA OF SAN. ,. I FORD. 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH, .,,. 40-A-Apartments.g, I LARGE DEN, EAT.IN KIT, Duplexes for Sale 4 WITH CENTRAL HEAT I. AIR. . COMEARUNNIN'. $59,500. ,, -. numerous properties. Tran. sportatlon provided. .Send Experienced Cock Birmingham, Alabama 33214 $AIIJIDAY, APRIL14 Phil Donahue Sanford office. Heavy typing, NOTICE OF ACTION TO: LANA WATTS _________________ 3l -B -RentapOffjCM - hospitalization I life Ins. Must be capable of supervising AN EQUAL GLANCES 2 BEDROOM, CARPORT, ON CRESCENT. $19,500. OFFICE SPACE ' UPSTAIRS. DOWNTOWN 3220204 multi famiPy projects, Excellent shorthand preferred but eel req. - RpQIl4iflt.Wlfo. THUW)AY, APRIL12 SISTER, be. noon, HoidI3P , Selford. Spi asked him to present an award everyone." Secretary - experienced for busy KARL WATTS, JR., Pet iticner.Husband. and LANA WATTS, reUth Prp'a, lie. Advisory Board, noon, Lccgwood . largest producer of factory built the above office. momIi IN RE, Ta. Marriage sO "Cr'Vadir" safely pr, 9 a.m., Causlb,rry Branch Uheuy,s I1. Fiasafor throngb 8th geads. sided by LI. Beau Taylor 0 th 'l Depsrtzneit. all. I know Woody Allen Is POasible show, because there Is simply a basically shy man. i alaolutely no way to satisfy Agency June PorsIg 323.5321. If you want another permanent CASE NO. flUICA44.E Oak Avenue. SaI0d QLIbr of Seminole County Manp'er Division l0tNorihParkAvenue Sanford, Florida 32171 Realty World, The Real Estate CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FL. WIIAY,AP*IL11 . W.mai'. Club at aem'.r seciai sg'. Annual Breakfast, Bridge and Caneda, 10:30 a.m., clubbauae, - Jr. College - area 17.92 PtS.) 3233633. individual with the Nation's IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE customer, I want a good gard. Various other CETA positions are also avaIlable, please inquIre at EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. . men, Loch Arbor ares. cii Aiesymoiu, ?30 p.m., C01X$1n11)Ity United SlOe - CAR LOT & SHOP PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Position open for career minded CETAOFFICE For a career In Real Esfate call __________________ I Methodist Qurch, Cemelberry. _____ Tr$'ClantyResdll.ers(2Club, 7:30p.m., Sanford iemler of commerce. _______ Their reasons are valid. Some Oscars right nOW." APPLY IN PERSON TO: SEMINOLE COUNTY CoIl J0.Al1. 3231512. 1919 41-Houses 2b.rec. i-mi FP. Good neigh Publish: March 14, 23. 30, AprIl 6, Light, Sanford. 37-Business Property AVON CREATIVE EXPRESSIONS Demonstrators needed IUU.•.SIUUIIU ___________________ __________ _______________ JAMES M. CAMPBELL 311 North Rosalind Ave. ____ of then beUeve that there As for the Oscar show on TV, shouldn't be a competition at Koch says that It Is "an lzn ExperIenced Floor Man needed. Apply In person Sanford Nursing I Convalescent Center, 950 MeIlOflvIIIe. _____________________ DEADLINES Noon The Do.y Before PuIIcQtion As Deputy Clerk Lisgwesd8ertsma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 andSR434. AV''- Modelers, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. _____ Ovekn Anssymess, 7:30p.m., Florida Power & NA*T.AARP dIrc 3c.es.cvtiv. limos ....3k a line SundQy - Noon FrIdQ MONDAY, APRIL 1 "But I understand them. making TV movies eligible for RATES LET'S SE HONEST Defendant. weren't looking for a new NOTICE OF ACTION ca'.er you wouldn't be reading TO: RENEANN SNEERINGER, if fi5,andIfwewerenilou!ng alive, and if dead, the unknown or someone to do a ide this d spouses, heirs, devises, grantoes ___________________ oji't be hire. If you went ie and creditors, and all other parties ________________________ ortunIty to earn ThrH to claiming by, through, under or a. __________________ ___________________ Fiv* Hundrld dollars a week, gainst , and all unknown natural call 143214 anytIme for persons if alive and if dead 0r not $4Jn i'SCOrdSd meeug.. known to be dead or alive, their se. ___________________ ____________________ venal and respectIve unknown CETA spouses, heirs, devisees, granties ISALCOHOLAPROBL.EM and creditors, or other parties WE'VE EXPANDED IN YOUR FAMILY? claiming by, through or under the UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE P41w office In Lake Mary now AL.ANOPI EMPLOYMENT AND TRAIN. unknown natural persons; and the Forfamill.$orfri.ndsof open. Currently interviewing 1,40 ACT. THE FOLLOWING siviral and respective unknown prdeierfldrinkiis experienced I newly liciçs.d POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE assigns, successors In interest, For future information call agents for 2 offices. We pledge WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY. trustees or any other person or wrIte ourselves to your being a suc claiming by, through, under or a. SanfordAl.AnonFamilyoraijp cessl Continuous training I TO SE CONSIDERED FOR gainstanycorporationoroffier legal P.O. BoxSSS guidance. Join a Professional THESE POSITIONS, APPLI. sntltynamedasad.fandant; and all Sanford, Fl.. 33171 team. Call 531.5253 or 3225233 ChNTS MUST SE RESIDENTS claimants, persons or parties, na Fricke I Fnicke Assoc. Inc. OF SEMINOLE COUNTY AND tural or corporate, or whose exact WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Realtor, ERA Member.Broker. _______________________ MEET OTHER ELIGIBILITY legal status in unknown, claiming MV' Dating Service. All Ages. under any of the above named or CRITERIA, WHICH IN. Wantedmiikmaids-mliiicowsln P.O. Box 1031, Ctw?r., FL. 33517. CLUDES: UNEMPLOYED 10 descrIbed defendants or parties or milkIng parlor, night shift. ____ OUT OF THE 12 WEEKS IM. claiming to have any right, title on Starts $24 day + bonus. 1 days DIVORCE-$20.I0-Guarantsod. MEDIATELY PRIOR TO AP Interest In and to the land hereafter on, 2 days off. Cati 322.4117 for Free detailsi KIT, lox j1, PLICATION, UNEMPLOYED descrIbed. furffer Info. Baker Farms, SR Pompano, FL. $1, AT THE TIME OF APPL1CA. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 437, Sanford. TION, AND MEET THE LOW. actiontoQuietTltleOnthefollowing ER LIVING STANDARD FOR property In Seminole County, WANTED: Customers to Inlay NEEDEDIMMEDIATELY Florida: Judy's Hamburgers, Super FAMILY INCOME, OR AFOC. Operators who own their own Salad Bar wIth 15 Items I Great "Lot I. Block E, Charter Oaks tandem.axle tractors to run the TRADE$WO*KER Country Breakfast. No cx. Subdivision, Unit Two, accordIng to East Coast. Home on weekends, Under general direction, the penience necessary. Apply In thePlatthereof,asr.cordedln Fiat advances on cacti trip 5. fast trada*uik.rwiliwrvetoassist person Hwy. 1742, Sanford. Book 14, Page 91, Public Records 0' weekly settlements. Call in general performance of Aoçetlt. requIred, Seminole County, Florida." MERCURY MOTOR EXPRESS construction of water lines, has been flied against you and OU ToiI.Free 1.I00-43S.4573 ask for Weddingsby DOT storm draInage lines, grounds are required to serve a copy of your Bob Bevis. EOE. NOTARY PUBLIC maintenance, rough carpentry, written defenses, If any, to it on 32220260, 323.0467 _______________________ heavy equIpment operation and JAMES M. CAMPBELL, Attorney ____________________ omer related work required. Auto Parts at Law, Plaintiff's attorney, whose MInimum requirement of S address is 311 North Rosilind Ave. 4Øijj C1i Counter Man _____________________ years construction work, with a nue, Orlando, Florida, 32501, on or __________________. ExpS.lIncId gsnera contractor. before April 16, $19 and file the Baby sittIng in my home. Lake Allstar Auto Parts original with the Clerk 0' this Court lMry, anytime day or night. PLANNER AIDE $ . em' before service on PlaIntiff's 3334459. 350$ Hwy 17.91, Sanford, 322.1702 attorney or immediately thereafter: ________________________ Work involves performing varied assignments in the field 0' corn. otherwise a default will be entered _____________________________ OVER Road truck drIver, over 23, munity development, which against you for the relief demanded 11AAi'tt&Crsffi reefer experience. is states. requIres skills In gathering, In the ComplaInt or petltion _____________________ QualifIed apply only. 321.0926. evaluating and reporting WITNESS my hand and seal 0' - physical, social, economic, Mcli complete Craft I Hobby this Court on March 13, 1979. ACOLORFUL FUTURE related data. Graduate 0' Supply in Central Florida. ( SEAL) ISA PHONE CALL AWAY HOBBY DEPOT, $10 French ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. year college with major planning or related field;In.. Life is more colorful when you're Ave. Sanford, Fl. As Click of the earning good money and one year of experIence In Circuit Court meetIng nice people. ciii 441. planning, or a combInation 0' By: June I. Curtis 3019 for details. *-tbbWand training and experience. SUNDAY, APRIL 1 5Jfrssm and romd dsidig, 8p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence sal Elcam buIevsr ltona. Par Night Auditor experienced , v in person Holiday Inn, Sanford. ...43ca line ___________________ HOURS RENEANN SNEERINGER, alive, and if dead, the unknown spouss, heirs, devlsees, grantees nd creditors, and all other parties claIming by, through, under or a. gains? her, Tuglewood AA, ciused, 8 p.m., St. Rkhsr's (]uh. L.igW.OdAA, closed, 1p.m., Rolling Hills Moravi5n anth, SR 434. Yew AIt Club fir SiNus, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave. SATURDAY, APRIL'l SanfOrd AA Women's Grs, 2 p.m., 1201 W. FIrat St. Cesselberry AA, closed, 8p.m., Ascension Lidheran of arguments In favor 1od CLASSIFIED DEPT. PlaintIff, Apr11 8. 831-9993 322-2611 •••uI•uu•uoms• useves Sand for 20 WaYs 0' making rTOfl at home. $3.00 to j'5 Repart, P.O. nox 120 Sanford, Fla. 33171. ______________________ Semlroe Odondo-Winter Pwk _____ DEH4 Woody Allen) winners who made for other Purposes. won't be there. Sometimes the:j are kept away legItimately - • CLASSIFIED ADS Friday, April 6, 1979-hA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soil & fill dirt. lawn maint. & tree trimming 373 2918. - Ugh? Iinuling Electrical 65-Pets-Supplies Curley Surfieid Electrical Maintenance& repair Cocker Spaniel, male, AKC papers, 1½ yrs. old. Med. size, buff color. 173. 323 7526. The weather is perfect for a backyard sale sell everything fast with a want ad. call 322.2511 or 5319992. - 830 Gss&Screen Screen-porches, pool end, , wds. All type re-gla:in,g I wd. install. Free Est. Mr. Taylor 322 5545. BALL PYTHON Approx. 3½ n. sio. 321-0260 AKC Dobermans. Kastner bloodline. Tail docked & dew claw removed. 323-4454. Pekingese Puppy AKC reg. white I fawn. Beautiful markings. Male. All shots. 323.7777, Groming I BOSIdnQ Af....AL LPI DO'J 8. tt hoarrIirg.. P'ing. clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 377-57s2. ____ FREE Part Lab. puppies. 321-0271 6$ Wanted to Buy ____ Cash m-4132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. ley & Sell, the finest lit used furnIture, Rung., stoves, tools. _____________________________ Painting DANNY'S PAINTING InteriorExterlor House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates. (305)322 9460 Interior & Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Esl. 377 eSlSQr 322 4434 ____________________________ Painting by Anthony Corino. In tenor, exterior qualified in all phases. Free Est. 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DIAL 322•2611 or 831•9993 �- 91 , 1 r - - - 1 SPORT • S----... i2A-Ev.il HiraM. Ssnfsrt P1. FrIday, Aprft,7 Caldwell Brews Yankees." ..Guidry In Opener lie started proving these numbers were no fluke Thurs. day, when his geven.ldt, com plete-game performance brought the Milwaukee Brewersa 5.1 victory over the New York Yankees. "1 got psyched up when I saw than raise the world Series flag before tile game" said Cdirfl, 'j myself, 'Maybe they can raise the world championship flag In By United Press lateriaUoasl Mike Caldwell has had more than his share of grief over a seven-year career. Bone sours In his pitching elbow required surgery five years ago and the recovery had been slow until last season. Then his 22-9 record and 2.37 ERA in irn earned him Comeback Player of the Year honors and second place In the voting for the Cy Young Award. another base bit end Guiày's afternoon., "I don't feel lily," seld Guidry. "They're a Pod teun and they hit my bet pitches." Texas at Detwit was postponed one day beae of cold weather. Thomas singled with one out in the sigh. A twoinlm*e standlag ovation from a crowd of better than,OOO forced GuI*y to step the mound for two minutes. When he climbed back i be u Gaidry walked th batters to load the bases and DOIJ Money followed with a tworim single. Cacti Cooper's single trougl* home the third rim and SlIto I.SZClIO followed with Milwaukee next year." Caldwell was it hard at the start. Mickey Rivers, Willie Rudolph and Thurman Munson opened the first liming with consecutive singles and Uhf Jof5 sacrifice fly gave the Yankees a i.o looked safe with Ron Guidry pitching. L year's Cy Young Awardwinner retired the first 16 Brewers he faced until Gorman Evans added ado shots to power Boston and Dennis Eckenley to I $MCpeaiflg triumph over Qevelaid. R.ak U,Mae Jape 2: Joim Wathw's be.loaded triple highlighted a recordtying, nlienm second hrb for Kansas City and lifted the Red Sex 7 Indians 1: Royals and Demha Leonard to Jim RICE, i yew's MVP In victory over Toronto. the AL, belted a three,= Mets )$, Cehs 6: homer and Fred L>im and lUcide 119m, making his Chase, Leonard Shell Also Win National League East w L Pct. GB 1 01.000 New York 0 0 .000 "i Phllad lph .000 ' 0 0 .000 ½ Montreal 0 0 .000 ½ St. Louis 0 1 .000 1 Chicago West W L Pct. GB San Frncsc 1 01.000 1 01.000 Sin Diego 0 0 .000 'i Houston 0 0 .1100 k's Atlanta 0 1 No 1 LOS Angeles 0 1 .000 1 Cincinnati Thursday's Results - - 130 New Yrk 101001003-6131 Chicago Swan, Bernard (9), Orosco (9) and Stearns. Reuschol. Hernandel (7). Moore (7), Lamp (9) and Foote. W-Swan (10). L-Reuschel (01). HRsNew York, Hebner (1); Chica. go, Kingman (1). debut in a New York iajfçii had four hits, Including a homer, and OVi in four runs to lead the Mots over Chicago. Padees 4, Dien 3: Reliever Lance Rautlhal% uncorked a wild pitch with two out in the ninth hvdag, scoring Kurt Bevacaa from third base with the wtIuth rim in for Diego over defending National Legue champlon, . First Federal Upsets Medics 4 Evening HeiaJd El SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, April 6, 1979 - 000100102-4110 San Dgo 000000210-3 60 Los Ang Perry, Fingers (9) and Tenace, Fahey (9); Hooton, Rautzhan (9) and Veager. WPerry (1.0). L-Rautzhan (Dl). HR5-San Diego, Gonzalez (1): Los Angeles. Coy (1). Friday's Games (All Times EST) Montreal (Rogers 13.10) at Montreal (Btyleven 14.10), First Federal, behind the two rims aurvoig the tim tour First Federal lead to jimit two (s beik iç a $4 lead double and single. relief pitching and bitting of and a third Innings while With 1111* tally in the tbkt during the &A four Inningu and Las Frederick ldched a two. Our Guys Go To If _____ Craig Dixon, dunned pie- striking oat seven and scat- Both teens scored single r thuiheidoaledIm1tgrally hiUuand _____ famednlasuClem Ie in the Math. all bits, by the Railroaders. Daryl Laawd SWbom,dCardljml Calder, twine David Wiggins and Ned Raines are alive and well 12-10, Thursday In Sanford Diva also was the top of. Scott Krlger, who allowed Msrthlel*rledafosr.bittsr and Industries, in five In Phoenix, thank you. ______action. fensive _______ Little National Leagu. player for First Just. one rim and one hit while fanned______ 11 for (.s. H. also Robert Hill unloaded two Just ask the San Francisco Giants. eI iionw Federal, getting their only hits, striking iii tli'ii lii- was the hMth star with two homers and a single They both are having fine springs, and figure Shell both posted wins to boost four singles. nings, of relief pitching for homsnmsandadoublelntlne winners, while teammate prominently in our future plans,' said farm director their reourda to 20. Chase First Federal jumped in Medical Ceder, was the gnVs trips to th. plate. Richard Lomd ilrnned a 123$ p.m. San Francisco (Montetusco defeated the Railroaders, N, front, $4, In the top of the first top hitter with a pair of doubles Jack Schwarz via telephone Thursday. David Reed slammed a ham, rim ada t1i;)I• 11.9) it Cincinnati (Hume 111), and a single. Bruce Franklin doubi. and single and CUrd DeTail Wooden and Scott sos P.M. ' Li011&d thSU blasted and increased And Randy Brown isn't doing too poorly, elU. the top of the second. Medical Msetedatlree'rimhomeranda Bylngton bomend for (e. Roas had the hits for ç Cardinal Industries, 12-2. Philadelphia (Carlton 1613) Wiggins Is ticketed for Fresno, Calif., while at St. Louis (Denny 14•11). 1:35 Dixon, pitching in relief of____ Center scored eight in , single, while Tony Van Burger _____ Donald Grayson had two of Industries. __ p.m. Raines is slated to play in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. darter Roger Hail, allowed jim. bottom of the second and cat the slaiped a triple and a single. the RalkosdirV four bitS, I Atlanta (Niekro 191$) at SAILRO*SI1$ c Both are Class A leagues, But Fresno is con- sidered faster company. Raines is In his third year of pro while Wiggins is off a sharp rookie season after being drafted third by the Giants last June. Hank Sauer, batting Instructor for the Giant farmhands, points to Wiggins as one of the top lye prospects in the 'Frisco organization. "Dave is one of the best clutch hitters I have seen at this level in some time," Is Sauer's comment bail, Golmont BULLETS' PROOF Lang DANDR/DGE 1-I-Iits Sla de Sparks SQL LE7 Hagen Att fOfl,*4P,.Y '$'54 6071f0C# af m'ef'epff14w ''' f/RET a(4wav5111P. about Wiggins. Hagen Homes sned for 11 David hit .306 with 33 RBIs In 49 games at Great r= in the &AIng and went Falls last summer. He was invited to winter league, on to chalk up a 140 major and came back with a .279 average and 20 RBIs in 32 league victory o'er Gorflns'a Jeweler, in the Altamonte instructional games against better pitching. •. ,. - ssor iø'iw AV Y( C'p ,i 1!Y'?tWV The Giants are grooming Wiggins to be an out- F' lAWS L$ia Von ____lid the wtzmrs with a 0ed A1P 1* fielder. That settles the decision as to whether ) aid duehis while Tony wonldbeapttcherorot*flelder,at least for new.jobeissia sit. toir Fresno opens its season next Thursday, Cedar Goris'a. f pvy x, 7I,rE /4' - MIs CliNis' 411 -._ _ 415111* Perhaps the biggest story around Seminole, Pestls. James however, has been an ongoing boost by participation sarvs siNs of ninth graders from Crooms in certain areas. w.u.r When principal Don Reynolds was named super- ' I - PINe VIii.. Sims ,, IIih TINS -- ____ ____ __ h: __ _______ ____ _____ _ ______ _ Tims no. !! 17 Bell"Mod A. 913 In &ockport, N.Y.. bpnam.sf.rthsBayhe.dRacquatøi1c tbisweeksndcsmsfromtbsaergrawhich ft= do Crorns Altock - woherg4tack,PkatrfpIe an. Lie added srn*ss 3I* 1.15 014$I P1545 $5111; T154 '-a- - 1 _ ____ ____ - _ ___ ____ _____ _____ : ! S 155 Tim ---- $51 'IWIN 4$ TNe won •-w Us. r'-- hr Pisi'. - __ II J .- ()$) ,.. ....... au.ssw . __ ISIS AM, t •' :::, U! -. 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A1aus $51 Sims' 255 _____ 155 Shusr 155 ma-ha Toronto 000 020000- 73 JNIs ISI AL....hI, Ill SISSy III laS •is.us $55 sigiiiiii 155 us SI is 11 Ti"N I I Deluxe D visor of both Seminole and Crooms' curriculums, it I*s.ii.s 119$ : opened the avenue to circumvent a Florida High IIAVIS LS5 CADILLAC ruling ljjf tied Selijas School Activities AS I N AS S N freshmen on the sidelines In previous )Ul1. UlMu 41$ l.asiiy Specifically, freshmen will oe able to participate W.JJ 11u.s'. ii Ito in spring football practice April 23-25. varsity r.---ji a sII SuShi of •• begins spring drills the first week In May. SINS •s• ir-._. Already, Crooma athletes have benefited from the n... Its ,, new situation, playing on Seminole teams when u... 1Sly its ' '55 there was none at Crooms like track and girls TiNS "is basket ball. ass , VIbuS.1byKIiiFustw$ys.$s. Ill $51 West W I. Pct. 0$ ___ ••:Seam. 1 01.000 .• i IS Is Kansas City 1 01.000 .ii?iNN 511 Taut 0 0 .000 ½ 0 0 .000 ½ - ..___ Minnesota ... •, ½ MIDICAL Oakland 0 0 .000 '. css$vslau Tisys' ___ 1 01 000 1 OLMM ROTARY ( 41161%0 ______ $55. _____ s s ___ i s. lIMJL Ill ii s.iu 361 II ____ -t'- Ill . I I 55 !!!v. ' . . CDe11d5 MollOid E. & J For openers, the Seminole County track meet is on ______ Homes, 3.3, as Joke Baton tap - preliminaries late this afternoon and finals hurled a ace-littler and ______ _____ starting at 6:30. delivered a key double. And, just little more than a stone's throw down the , 5$ AIUN road the Seminole baseball team has abiggjeontap 015 III SaIlS 111 0 1 .000 New York i is and Seminole Harness Raceway edged Jack,Iji-Th.- FIRST FIOUA1. CINTIS California 0 1 .000 I USN Al N Thursday's Results Bozbyal$Smwgln. Dim 11$ = Tex at Dot, ppd., weather *I BPC Properties socked tto Ishus L040isi •.Dsissi I 415 0. Pruiss II MlIw r, ntgt* & co, 134, In Hill 000 004 100-S 61 Remseser $15 LPraiNhu 832 New Yrk Bronco action. 100 000-I 70 Caldwell and Moore. Guidry, In other ___ action, VFW MZlVhJ* 110 SiMs * •Vs.ger 31 Tldrow (6), Gossage (9)and Pod 1* defeated Richard All.. I S Ci.Shs "I .Munscn. W-Caldwell (1.0). LSrli* I ILamis IS c .i. I , • Guidry (0.1). /-.. . YIA5. In minor league action, - 1 01.000 1 01.000 0 0 .000 ", 0 0 .000 ½ 0 1 .000 1 • CIOVIDIId •sNuiy ii ss.&. thee. bits fir the wiunuw. , Nu P109141 IlictrIe ItI$91d TiNh MagneUa Service Camp., 1144.. &VAV IV 7*! 0V Today lsa red-letter day in athletics atsetnthnje 3, at 7:30 against Seabreeze. - *1 D.ckei's 'Royas used L. *Itt 1,d five-hit p&t1liig by _____ _____ Brown, also of Sanford, Is ticketed to pitch for F1V Rove Qasey,Mark 'ias,y Jackson, Miss. of the Texas League. The Mets and Dud Drassi in a 134 win CW farmhand is hot off a championship year last season in the Carolina League. IN AMA action, Laws's f Good luck, guys. Building Materials stopped __ Cu11c, $4; aid the Bra 14C4' ____ GiaMsti.Tm.dths Yankees, , sus •. ii.r Ptyms. Boa Gerduer had u.s. #E #ern Rapids the following day. High School. to an 11.1 Pony victory over Marc Slid. ____ Chrysler- .s.ass R/4 /to. J EM,w i. Pct. OS IIONAID CA*DINA SHILL Bill Lang pitched a one-bitter INDUITRIS ai i N AS S ii Boston Milwauke ii 8.011111• Gob" min i,p _____ do 55 SHIN Duets • , Baltimore Baseball I4esguet0 lead Rotary W1111111111W I IS Loomd Ott Detroit IS PIILS TM•ti $ 1 Toronto I, iI cii,c'tpxw*qip 04 AwKfr 1'4fE 0. AD WH Houston (Richard 11.11), 5:35 3 p.m. • San Diego (Jones 13•14) Los Angeles. (Sutton 15.), ra,'iso S. __ 1 1 SIIa $ S 10:30 p.m. I I D.MSI1NI DIMS 11 CalMs I S W'd Saturday's Games J1M 3 1 MLIIIW ____ Phila at St. Louis Mule 1 55 New York at Chicago a" I ____ *iii se waa Is: Montreal at Pittsbgh __ ____ Culls 555 Cailsy I San Francisco at Cinci NiNis 555 I.MiillIi 5 Atla at Houston, night Tush I4 TISIIS San Dg* at Los Asia. night ____ _____ Ssllr1&.. IN NI-s American League as S N _' = 3 51 Gramm sow31 HaN IS CiIIN WaNI __ __ _ byAlon Mover BOBBY YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE . uioww • -. •• ---- -- - - .. • .• •.. ••.• -• . �Herald, Sanford, Fl. 2—Evening Herald, Sanford;'FI. Fr1day;Aptil;197 . . £ . '5 ~1 ,, _'ç.i'1' '• F.. • Friday, April 6,1979--3 -'L '.P%.( i '' / P '--. )" , .t i - 4 Through the loud speaker the range safety officer's voice continues the count down: 'SW -4..,. .i .•.•.. Th i S LaunchDav 2 LOCATIONS TOSERVE YOU PHIL DEERE'S country PH. 3234322 Hwy. 46 (West 1st St.) 1 MIII East of 14 SANFORD AND A puff of smoke appears at the launch pad and the , p moving much quicker rocket disappears straight iq than the ones normally seen at Cape Canaveral. This rocket is not being launched from the cape and this range safety officer is a woman. The rocket Itself Is only 23 inches long. A model made from balsa and plastic which is a 1-24th scale rendering of a Bomarc surface to air U.S.A.F. interceptor missile. This Is launch day for the Orange Rocketeers, a competition oriented model rocket club affiliated with the National Association of Rocketry. Meetings are held once a month on the third Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Tymber Skan clubhouse in southwest Orlando. Each Sunday following the meeting, a launch Is held at the 33rd Street Industrial Park. Members from several central Florida counties meet for city competitions, state, regional, and once-a-year national competitions. Other club activities include dealer-sponsored demonstrations, discussion grcups, movies, and sport launches. PHIL DEERE'S - The rockets are made from scratch or from kits and are powered by commercial, available solid-fuel engines. Some of the different contests include: parachute or streamer duration, egg-lofting vehicles, dinosaur models (over 5 feet in length), and altitude attempts. Cameramounted models, telemetry, and multi-stage rockets are also tested. With sophisticated engines, Igniters, and recovery systems problems Mill plague the models as they often do with their full-size cousins. After numerous attempts to launch one particularly stubborn craft, 11 year old Walter Beer removed It from the launch pad and muttered, "I hate this rocket!" For more information contact Joy Fox in Orlando at 8598766. 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She wacky apartment neighbors. everyone Jump In with their looks like It was rebuilt with lunges for punchilnes like a Chief among those Is clothes on. Those crazy features belonging to Us slavering terrier diving Leonard, a shoestring en- Californians. Taylor and Dick Shawn. under the dining table for a treprenew played by Gerrit Mother episode had her Okay, okay. I know ap fallen hunk of sirloin. And Graham. Grh*n Is very trying to mend the marriage pearance Isn't everything. If she plays constantly to the sorry he Isn't Steve Martin between her sister and It were, Jack Kingman camera glancing at It, and ls doing hla bed tomake husband. They've been would be in the alnmlnwn gligglin at it, The iUmdon of 1) for it. fighting over how much siding business. Talent and character and situation There's nothing par- Victoria spends with her breaks down totally. Ucularly wrong about the credit cards. "Just Friends" Ms. Qianning plays Susan sot-ic, but Its arteries are seems to revolve around Hughes, a Boston housewife hardening from a flabby credit cards. with I likability are what really who has left the security of mixture of iiathg California could view ItI only on the In. ousd. Ms. Otaiming misses her husband and credit cards Jokes ("Out here the flashers stalimeg plan. xi those fronts, too. At leiM behind and moved to Las have sisg") and story This rem' me of that " displays no evidence of Angeles to find herself. She's lines seemingly ds.lwied for "°' a+iviu Grob tiavthg either In her new afraid but has opted for feet no other purpose than to iltccun, "JiM Friends." rather than being trusted demonstrate that Susan has stammer that was , lad amliflbl, SAJIi ,Ifl A cross the mind of a pea. between like a pampered thud, or th "Unmarried Woman" and a In the pilot episode, she One episode angled f e which they played to so bsth4ioiae comedy sketch gets a Job at a health spa, rim righteous little person vs. the mach studio audience foot. tnlng sb,o,uts of the offensive line of the by a hirsute little massof system story, In 5s, on" that you swear PittaburgIt Steders might musculature named Milt can't got credit and then the producers; bed Clown in on at a benefit dhmer, (LAO (lJcist). tries to comprehend the ~~ anyone who was a blood maze of personal rel ion toacadmecnber She son d& to the Mat. TE' LEVISION GOGUDE If you're Making of getting out of the house aid are loalig for soinet.g to do this weekend, but area I"ugeit1smi: (NBC) oevia 4J (CBS) $N (keel she (k)..fl't no& they were at a Rolling Stones' Why couldn't It hare beau concert. something she did need? "JIM Friends" Is written In order to got creditthe and performed for a small buys a hot tub on credit from groW of fronds. Only the L,paju'd (the doesn't need a"tUuuc, fouls left o. %..' '•-, -.1 I' .•.:.:" ,' '.. .'. I - . .• . ' . ., JERRY'S RESTAURANT— Open 7 days a week For breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sanford Air Terminal, Sanford Airport. SATURDAY AFTERNOON . JUNGLE JOE'S— Restaurant & Supper Club. Serving 7 a.m.40:30 p.m., Early Bird Dinner specials 4.7 p.m. daily. Entertainment Mon-Sat, I. 4 & SR41 at Sanford Inn. JUDY'S — Featuring Home Style hamburgers with all the fixing and a Super Salad Bar. South Hwy. 1712, Sanford. 1:00 WRESTLING 200 IPRE-GAME$HOW WRESTLING 2:15 CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOOLOGICAL PARE— U. & l7, one mile I and 4% miles of' Sanford. Boors N. NA8L Dun Leepu. Art of Puc Plaee.—Scujpiure u1iWs, March 111-May 27, Loch Haven Art Centet, (1ande, and trough" Orange Coty. 3:30 O PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS TOUR Live coverage of the $125000 BPAA U.S. Open from the Bradley Bowl in Windsor Locks, Connecticut. CraI Theta.CMc Thene presois "I Never Sang for My Father," Loch Haven Park, 1:30 p.m., AprilI, 7,11.14, 1$2land 2:30 n'$l'iee, Apr11 15. Call *65. 4:00 (1)OMASTERS TOURNAMENT SPECIAL Alistair Cooke narrates the story of the Masters Golf Tournament, the golf course and the two men who created both. GENERAL SANFORD MUSEUM LTh*ARY, 620 E. First St. Open Wedoesday, Friday and Swiday, 25 p.m. only. 5:00 GOLF "Colgate-Dinah Shore Winner's Circle" Coverage of the semi-final round in LPGAtournament from LUA Mission Hills Country Club in Palm Springs, California. @) SPORTS SPECTACULAR Coverage of the Long Beach Pro Celebrity Auto Race from Long Beach, Cal.; "Money Players Shoot-Out", Part II SATURDAY Reenlissace Fake, Maitland Art Canter, 231 W. Packwood Ave., Maitland, Sturdy, April 21, 10 am. to 5 p.m. Sunday, April 23, now to 5 p.m. Sunday, April 23 noon to 5 p.m. Atfrntion $2, children, students, and seniors citizens, $1. Sponsored by Maitland Art Lam. AFTERNOON 1:00 () CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING' 1:30 (2) OUTDOORS @ NBA BASKETBALL Live coverage of either the Denver Nuggets at the Philadelphia 76ers; Kansas City Kings at Indiana Pacers; or New Jersey Nets at Boston Celtics. depending upon the playoff possibilities. LORETTA SWIT England; Part 3 of "The Fittest of Them All" 3:30 HIGHLIGHTS O AMERICAN SPORTSMAN "Africa: End Of The Game" Cheryl Tiegs visits Africa to report on ,the widespread destruction of wildlife there. 3:45 ® 0 AUTO RACING Live coverage of the U.S. Grand Prix West, a Formula 1 auto race through the streets of Long Beach, California. 4:30 GOLF "Colgate-Dinah Shore Winner's Circle" Coverage of the final round In this LPGA tournament from Mission Hills Country Club in Palm Springs, California. O WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Live coverage of the Rebel "500" stock car race from Darlington, So. Carolina; Part 2 of the Oriental world of Self Defense from Madison Square Garden. FRIDAY CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING Live coverage of the World Bantamweight Championship bout between Jorge Lulan and Cleo JdJi.I from LdS V95, N eVada. 300 SPORTSWORLD Coverage of Part I of the AIAW Gymnastics Championships from Penn State; Grand National Steeplechase from Aintree, RACING AUTO 2.00 O INTERNATIONAL STOCKARD CHANNING SAIRDAY DATSUN ae 4950 BARGAIN CORNER BUY HERE • PAY HERE WUIkIT PATMINI$ LOW AS '14 Per Wk DEAL with the D(ALD who wants to DULl BAIRD-RAy DATSUN 4414 N. 1742. Lspi...ii. (Jvst NsviSs OOs Si, •, J31.131$ ' '• T,es) ......... \. - EVENING 0:00 six SUNDAY _______ AFTERNOON EVENING 11:30 .... '3) j w.r fl' r1uIyflIS UT 1118 day's activity in the Masters Tournament from Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia. 11:40 0 NBA BASKETBALL Live coverage of the first round of the NBA playoffs. It_La_ -. W. Ihsw now sponsored by Calando Opera Company, Mardi 1$-April 8, Monday through Satwdsy, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Swidsy 16 p.m., at Busted residenc, on lake Concord, (k1 Mi. Donation ,IIat door; In advance (call 844-1*). I J i000 S ORAL. ROBERTS SPECIAL WEDNESDAY EVENING 9:00 (1) WHEELS After Erica runs Off for an hour of music, sends her back shattered to Adam on the eve of his wedding. (Part 2 o 5) (R) 10:00 0 HAL LINDEN SPECIAL TUESDAY CD 0 Jesus OF NAZWIH Following the Last Supper, EVENING Jesus is betrayed by Judas and crucified on orders from Pan 7M tius Pilate; after the resurrecJEFFERSON AWARDS lion. H. returns to His disciples end assures them that He WIN S CONTEST TO CARNEGIE "The 'Van Cllburn always be with them. (Part 4 of HALL Competition,, An inside look at 4) fimT Van Clibum Interna- Hal and his guests Linda Lavin. Bonnie Franklin and Cathryn Damon pay tribute to "Overnight success" in show business with an hour of song, comedy and dance. Linden 8:00 Pepp$ Power presug "EAtUe Rod Riding Hood," 11 am. and 2p.m., AprIl 14, Theatre on Park, Park Avenue and Cqtoii, WIi*sr Park, followed by Sconmd Up on majng psçp. It tional Piano Competition, held In Fort Worth, Texas. with her race car driver, 5 CHERYL LADO $pfIAJ Adam makes plans to remarry, Jennings and Son Waylon the death of Erica's lover Verson join host Cheryl Ladd and dance. 1:30 GI6ELLI Members of the 10:00 Bois" Bailsl perform Adolphe ACADEMY AWARDI Adams' classic dance about Johnny Carson is muter of the tragic love of a peuànt girl cersmonles for the 51st annual for Inobleman in this special presentation of the Academy filmed at the Boishol Theater in Awards, honoring excellence in Moscow, Edward Villifla hosts. the motion picture field. (Live EVENING from Los Angeles, California.) ML PWUNMFk, Fighters. Thetis, Day, 81111tirday April 7. 11 am. 108p.m., at fire station Off SR 0In Mt. PlymosgJ. Barbsq*ss Qicken diuser, now to 1:30 p.m.; auction, 3 p.m., followed by live entsrtabaui,g and disco coideet, I MONDAY PERRY COMO SPECIAL Perry Como and his guests the recent House Assassina- Pam Dawber and Bernadette tion Committee probe Into the Peters celebrate the landmarks death of Martin Luther King are and legends of Hollywood and examined, the season of spring. Bob Carr Auditorium, orlan&. ka SUNDAY- EVENING WHO KILLED MARTIN LUTHER KING? The results of Steve. Do Gruate, grand prize winner of the 1977 Van Qiborn International Piano Competition, with Florida Symphony Orchestra, April 19, at 8:30 p.m., '.,r. The Harlem Globetrotters perform in Nashville, Tennessee, making a special appearance at the Grand Ole Opry with a variety of country music stars. (R) 10:30 FRANKI, AND JOHNNY This 40th anniversary tribute to the first .American ballet includes an interview with Ruth Page. the original Frankie, and clips of the 193$ production. 11:30 S YOUR TURN "Letters CBS News" Fr(day, April 6, 1979-5 NEW RELEASE FIREPOWER (R) — Sepia Loren, James Coburn, O.J. Simpson. Thriller. "Mission Impossible" with dashes of the Howard Hughes legend and "The Third Man," mixed violently on a Caribbean Island, Sophia walks through it, but does that beautifully. Lots of color, confusion and gore, but at least It keeps you awake. Caution: much violence, glimpsed nudity. GRADE: B- minus. (Graff) HAIR (PG) John Savage, Treat Wmim,, Beverly D'Angelo. Musical. It's a decade too late, because the musical that was the national anthem of the '60s is dated, Its message and its mores now merely curiosities. But director Milos Forman has t urned it into a celebration lively, exciting, visually wild, often out rageous but always exuberant. Some obvious dubbing mars the technisal aspects, but sit back and enjoy. GRADE: B-pius. Facts On Swt i - From the time Loretta Swit learned to read, she knew she wanted to be an actress. Pursuing that objective, later, she taught dancing to youngsters at a local Passaic, N.J., dance school before departing for New York City and serious dramatic studies. BOULEVARD NIGHTS(R) Richard Yniguex, Marts DuBois, Danny DeLaPas (Drama) Interesting but uneven character study of Chicano youths In East Los Angeles. Classic strong brother-weak brother story wrapped around gang warfare. Standout performance by newcomer DeLa Pas, Caution: some strong language, violence. GRADE: B. minus (HandlEr) NORMA RAE (PG) Sally Field, Ron Lelbinan, Beau Bridges. Drama. Forget the drab title, this is a grabber of a movie. It's about the attempts by a union organizer f rom New Yo rk and his ally, a little Southern gal — to organize a tough textile mill in the South. Director Martin Rltt must be commended not only for what he did, but for what he didn't do he didn't seize on the obvious cliches, and so he has a warm surprising film. GRADE: B-plus. ON THE YARD (R) John Heard, Mike KeWn, Thomas Waite,. Drama. A prison drama that escapes the confines of a cliched set ting. Plot and characters unfold gradually, showing how each of a varied group of cons comes to be his own victim. A nod to acting, directing and editing. Caution: Strong language, some violence, - - She studied briefly at New York's American Academy of Dramatic Arts and then Join'ed Gene Frankel's Repertory Theatre for two years of Intensive coaching. After underst udying in "Any Wednesday," she made her stage debut in that production. Her next theatrical credit came as one of the Pigeon sisters in a Florida production of "The Odd Couple," later repeating the role In California. GRADE: A-minus. (O'Brien). AR uiiponam UI8.L came with her being cast as Agnes Gooch In "Mame." She toured with Celeste Holm in the musical for a year and later recreated her role, with Susan Hayward, In Las in Vegas. Arriving CHINA SYNDROME, THE (PG) — Jane Fonda, Jack Lemmon, Michael Douglas. Thriller, This Is a "what if" story — what if there was a malfunction in a nuclear power plant, and what if the gal TV news reporter sniffed It out, and what if the nuclear scientist didn't find it, and what if the power company brass tried to cover it up? It leaves you wondering—what if a real one had flaw and i.,i,, .....,4 *.$ ,.I..... .t..... I... IJWI InIIeh.. II SI 1 1!II - - - - - Hollywood In 1% 9, SwIt soon compiled an impressive array of television credits appearances in "Gunsmoke," "Mannlx," "Hawaii Five-0,11 "Mission Impossible,19 "The Doctors" and "Cads's Country." GRADE: B -plus. LAST WAVE, THE Richard Chamberlain, GuIpWl Sospema drama-This compelling, well-paced thriller Is an Australian product directed by Peter Weir. Chamberlain, as a Sydney tax lawyer, Is mysteriously drawn*ito a criminal case Invoving a gang of aborigines. What follows Is a fascinating study of tribal culture and an entertaining movie that misses a few payoffs but ultimately satisfies. GRADE: B-plus. (Booth) MURDER BY DECREE (PG) Christopher Plum. mer, James Mason, David Hemml.gs, Susan (Ij Mystery. Sherlock Holmes vs. Jack the Ripper, but the Issue is clouded with red herrings (radicals and psychics, etc.) Director Bob Clark tries hard to create a mood, but the mood is misty and the total effect Is a film that Is tedious. GRADE: C-plus. - Flower show, "Essence of Easter," April 11 24 pm. and April 2,1O am. to1 pm. Mead G.s, Winter Park. Admission free. 8ponsoed by Winter Park Garden Club and Wildflower Garden Club. V .. •6(I (PBS) 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS t A Grabber ii. 1AL , 4 2:30 SPECIAL The players, personalities and game action that have helped make soccer the fastest growing American sport are highlighted. Seminile Csmmuatty College Players present "Butterflies Are Free," comedy, 8p.m., April 5-8 at 5CC FIne Arts Theatre. A&nlsiion free to public. Student cast directed by Sara Daspin. 1.. featuring Minnesota Fats vs. Allen Hopkins, from Las Vegas. Nov.; Fight of the Week. III 0 BASEBALL Regional EVENING coverage of Milwaukee 7:00 Brewers at New York Yankees; I D SOCCER MADE IN GERPhiladelphia Phillies at St. LouMANY is Cardinals. Fisria. Buester, Asia. Ausl State Regis. UI Stage Band Festival, April 1 and 7, Seminole Community College Fine Arts Building. Performances, 4-9 p.m., Friday and I am. to 4 p.m., Saturday. Free. ;•' (NBC) Sports On The Air HERITAGE DJN— Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties., 305 & Park Ave., Sanford. -':. p, .-' 0 (CBS) Olson& 0 (ABC) Chim . ' Norma Rae' N M April 6-12 8emlale High School Tree of the IateruUs.al Thespisa Ssdely will present "Godepell" on April 1$ and 19 at 7:30 p.m. •.).•'• asnvilt, Time Out To Eat — REVIEW Evining Herald, Sanford, FL To - - In Los Angeles, she returned to the stage In a little theatre production of "The Apple Tree." During the "M.A.&H." hiatus two years ago, she stared on Broadway in "Same Time, Nest Year" ( a role she recreated In Florida last year). SwIt made her motion picture debut In "Stand Up And Be Cowded," a film about women's liberation, starring Steve Lawrence, Gamy Lockwood and Jackie Blet. Her other films "Freebie and the Bean," "p'c, with the Devil" and the TV movies, "Shirts4na," "C.offeyvlile," aid "Supermen." Time off from this year, found her globet rotting to Australia, llialhiud, Poland (the home of her ancestors), the Netherlands, and Ireland. - GREAT BANK HOAX, THE (PG) Richard Basehart, Ned Beatty, Charluse Dallas, Bugess Meredith, Michael Murphy aid Paul Said. Drama? Rrnsll4own bank officals discover they've been embezzled and stage a robbery to cover it up. It Isn't a comedy, nor lilt a heist film. It's Just flat and obvious, and a waste of good acting talent. GRADE: C. ." (Readier) - - WARRIORS, THE (B) Michael Beck, Jam,, Remar, Tb.iioiail Wultes, Drama, Street gang action—It's "West Side Story" without soul and "A Clockwork Orange" without brains. BuLthe actors' bluster, the violence choreographed more for bravura than blood, and the New York subway settings combine for one great visually arresting spectacle. Perversely fascinating. Caution: May be hazardous to your health, since film Is rumored to have Incited several attacks by inspired viewers. GRADE: ft (O'Brien) .(7padi.g: A.isrb L'. $esd C average; D - - - �e—Evssilng Herald, SIMOft Fl. FrIy, April FRIDAY April 6 . EVENING Reverse?' Guest: Maryann N. Keller, vice president, Kidder, Peabody Co., inc. eoo g. (2) (4)00 NEWS THE GROWING YEARS (4) THE uica buys some land from the Bark- 700 Ieys that the government wants (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary and Rhoda push the panIc button at being 30 and single. 0(12) THE CROSS-WITS 0 WILD KINGDOM Birds, reptiles and mammals live together on small dry islands surrounded by marshland. 0 MACNElL / LEHRER REPORT to use as. dam site. REVIEW (12) HELLO, LARRY Ruthie's new flame falls for Diane. WALL STREET WEEK 'Auto Stocks: Overdrive Or 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6:00 CRBARREL THE LA AND YOU 0 HOT FUDGE 1000 (4)0 DALLAS Bobby runs into his long-missing brother Gary (David Ackroyd) and per. suades him to return to the ranch. (Part I of 2) (R) TODAY IN THE LEGISLATURE a so NEWS DICK CAVETT Guest: Cal- 6:30 ( 2) 2-COUNTRY GARDEN (4) FARM AND HOME 0 SPECTRUM THE LUCY SHOW 111 '1 IaW)5f VOWS his love for her, and Father Tim brings Corinne home to meet his mother. (R) CHOICE FOR THE 12:00 OSCARS Jack Albertson and ) MOVIE "The Wild One" Florence Henderson host a . (81W) (1954) MarIon Brando, prelude to the Academy Mary Murphy. A motorcycle 'Awards in which the public gang stirs up trouble when it chooses winners from the invades a quiet town. (2 Hrs.) Academy's nominees. 137 BROTHERS AND SISTERS Harlan cheats on a calculus 0 MOVIE "Ambush Bay" (C) exam and Zipper is blamed for (1966) Hugh O'Brian, Mickey Rooney. Marines in the Philipit. V,I. PEOPLE "Barbara pines search for a spy with Newell" A brief look at Barbara knowledge of MacArthur', Newell, president of Wells" Planned Invasion. (2 Hrs. 10:30 (12) FACE TO FACE 0:30 MORNING outwitted by a female Colleague. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 0 SOAP The real murderer of Peter Campbell is revealed; 0 YOUR 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4.) THE MUPPETS Guest: College. Host: Pat Holmes. Lynn Redgrave. THE MUPPET8 Guest: 9:30 Leslie Uggams (2) BEAUTY AND THE BEAST 0 FAMILY FEUD A beautiful young woman (yri (12) CAROL BURNETT AND Van Devere) who is forced to FRIENDS Quest: John Byner. live In a castle with a grotesque DICK CAVETT Guest: beast (George C. Scott) discovSophia Loren. (Part 2 of 2) ers that the man behind the frightening face is a kind and 2) THEN AND NOW "Film- sensitive person. (R) makers Salute Oscar" (12) ORAL ROBERTS SPECIAL PROSE "Radio -- For The @) 0 INCREDIBLE HULK David Banner joins an archaeo- People?" A look at various logical dig in the hope of dis- ownerships, formats and corncovering an antidote for his petition for central Florida radio stations. Host: Count affliction. 0 FAMILY Buddy's boyfriend Barnes. asks her to prove her love for him. (R) (12) DIFF'RENT STROKES Arnold sees a robbery through his telescope but can't COflvince anyone to do anything about it. WASHINGTON WEEK IN 11:30 (2) t1} TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Cheryl Ladd, Jack Haley Jr., Buck Henry. Oak Ridge Boys. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 MOVIE "Skin Game" (C) (1971) James Garner, Lou Gossett. A pair of con men is Cooler steals the presidential limousine from the Secret 5e vice men who are driving it through Hazzard. 0 BIG VALLEY An old man 6•30 (2) (12) NBC NEWS .4)0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS THE GROWING YEARS SATURDAY yin Tritlin. (Part 2012) PAins.) 100 (2)112) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Hosts: The Babys. Guests: George Harrison, Gloria Gaynor, Tavares, McGuinn, Clark and Hillman. GO. "The Pigeon That S Took Rome" (81W) (1962) Charlton Heston, Elsa MartinelIi. Homing pigeons used by an American spy are eaten by an innocent family and are replaced by German birds. (2 Hrs.) - @D NEWS 2:00 2:42 0 MOVIE "I Could Go On Singing" (C) (1963) Judy Garland, Dirk Bogarde. A sing. er visits the son she gave up for PROFiLES IN EDUCATION (2) SBLACK AWARENESS 0 BEVERLY HILLRIWES (1 BATTLE OP THE E PLANETS 7:30 (2) MAY CITY ROLLERS (4) ARTHUR AND COMPANY 900 (2) G2) 000 JU,A SUPER 9° ,ios BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER 0 CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN Jim Crockett dem. onstrates the proper way to transplant seedlings. FRED AND BARNEY OUR GANG COMEDIES (2)tI2) THE JETSONS 0 PINK PANTHER AFTERNOON 12 (2)112) SUFORD AND THE GALLOP _______ GHOST R) am SUNNY SPACE ACADEMY WEEKEND SPECIALS "Portrait Of Grandpa Doc" A Young boy who wants to be an artist turns to his loving grandfather for the encouragement he needs. (R) 12:30 (2) FABULOUS FUNNIES (f)SONKERSI Guest: Lucie Arnax. FAT ALBERT AMERICAN BANDSTAND Guests: Linda Clifford. Shall. mar. 112)KIDSWORLD CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN Cabbage and lettuce seedlings are ripe for transplanting. (R) I tOO $OULTRAIN - ' speed. 200 PR8-GAME SHOW MAVERICK "Rope Of NASL SPECIAL The players, personalities and game action that have helped make Soccer the fastest growing American sport are highlighted. BOOK BEAT 3.ñØ 5 BIG VALLEY A boy fishing the Stockton river unwittingly starts a scandal concerning the Barkleys. 0 V.1. PEOPLE "Barbara Newell" A brief look at Barbara Newell, president of WelIsley College. Host: Pat Holmes. rad1i. 11:30 1 land Comet, and an expiana. lion of faster-than-sound 9:30 3:30 SUPERFR$EN()6 adoption, creating problems PROFESSIONAL 0 JULIA CHILD AND CONfor mother, father and child. (1 PANY "Indoor / Outdoor BOWLERS TOUR Live coverHr. 55 PAins.) age of the $125,000 BPAA U.S. Barbecue" (R) 4:37 Open from the Bradley Bowl In 10:00 MOVIE "Revolt At Fort Windsor Locks, Connecticut. CINEMATIC EYE "Jules 0 PROSE "Radio -- For Laramie" (C) (1957) John The Definer, Frances Helm. A Civil And Jim," Francois Truffaut People?" A look at various (French: 196 1) (R) ownerships, formats and cornWar fortress falls under Indian attack. (11/2 Hr..) petition for central Florida 10:30 11:00 -- 1'30 Q HIGH SCHOOL BOWL Host: Tom Barry. Boone vs. Winter Park LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS... "Aviation, 1949" A new Boeing B-47, the Air Force 8-50, the De Havil- 2'.30 0:30 (I) (12) FANTASTIC FOUR CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Nuclear Energy, Home Filing Systems, Supermarket Alternative," (2) ---- find no survivors of an agricultural colony, Capt. Kirk is surprised to find all colonists alive and well. W WRESTUNG FOOTSTEPS "Tightrope" A one-year-old's parents disagree on discipline as a result of their cs child'sa accidental fall. (R) "Geraniums" 4)5 TARZAN / SUPER SEVEN MOVIE "Jules And Jim" (B/W) (1961) Joanne Moreau, Oskar Werner. A dramatic account of a young woman who feels no moral. qualms about having two lovers. (2 Hrs.) . 0 STAR TREK Expecting to 030 MINUTES 0ANIMALS ANiMALS m MALE "Imaginary Animals" Cards" 2 WRESTLING (R) ANOTHER VOICE (12) BAGGY PANTS / NITWITS 2'lS 6:00 BASEBALL Regional ALVIN AND THECHIP(2) (12) coverage of Milwaukee MIMICS Brewers at New York Yankees; (4)0 POPEYE Philadelphia Phillies at St. Lou0 SC005Y'S ALL-STARS is Cardinals, I) PAINT WITH NANCY L&I LIII UAPPY - April 7 I aaii.._ an.,.., OUflt a - - -. iuun. flU5: Barnes. 4:00 (4)5 MASTERS TOURNAMENT SPECIAL Alistair Cooke narrates the story of the Masters Golf Tournament, the golf course and the two men who created both. NOVA "Road To Happiness" The life and times of Henry Ford, whose "Motor Cars For The Great Multitudes" made the American dream a reality. (A) - - 630 ONES HAW H0Nf$ Guest: Samml Smith. t4) A lETTER WAY 0 THIS IS THE LIFE 6:30 (4) METHODIST CHURCH TP* UV1NG WORD AoqCULTURE U.S.A. © AFTER HOURS 6:45 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP (4)0 CBS NEWS 7.00 (2) THE GONG SHOW (4) THE JEFFER8ON Florence's new beau, a psychi. atrist, is convinced she is one of the worst cases he has ever ']) "EE HAW Guests: The Oakridge Boys, Bobby Golds- MANY 7:30 ( '4-' i,aAf5 CONSUMER SURVIVAL Live coverage of the Rebel Filing Systems, Supermarket Darlington, So. Carolina; Part 2 of the Oriental world of Self Alternatives" Defense from Madison Square 12:30 Garden. (2)112) MEET THE PRESS TO BE ANNOUNCED MOVIE "The Big Fisher5. 100 man" (1959) Howard Keel, FIRING LINE "Three ForSusan Kohner. Based on the novel by Lloyd C. Douglas. The eign Correspondents In The life of the apostle Simon Peter Middle East" Guests: John 5:30 (4)0 ONE DAY ATATIME am noun Emma jju. Buttermaker faces problems in enforcing the school's mandatory Shower rule. HAPPENING,, Big Earl's coaching career hits the skids when his t,am decides they would rather have Dwayne as their coach. ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "John Halifax, Gentleman" The brothers are reconciled; Wit11am Ravenel is granted Maud's 5:30 (4) 0 THE FIRST EASTER RABBIT Burl Ives tells the 510ry of Stuffy, a stuffed rabbit who came to life and became the first Easter bunny. (R) are shocked when Hoover falls madly in love with a bombshell. JUUA CHILD AND CONPANY "Chafing Dish Dinner" '-- depending upon the playoff (Mitch Vogel) sets out to 10:00 Ortiz possibilities, Lloyd © WEEKEND retrieve a precious church bell Dobyns and Linda Ellerbee (Ryan's TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL that fell into Hope) a dangerous bay(12) GISELLE Members of the ou during a hurricane. (Part ' report on an Arizona ranch that 17 Genuine (R) 9:00 c Sheriff Lobo (Claude Akins) kidnaps Bear in a plot to gain revenge on BJ. (4) 5 CBS MOVIE "The Seeding Of Sarah Burns" (Premiere) Kay Lenz, Martin Balsam. A woman agrees to take part in a human embryo transplant experiment without realizing the impact until she is too deeply involved, GLOVE BOAT "The Man Who Loved Women" David Doyle, Cathryn Damon; "A DII-' ferent Girl" Grant Goode", Bess Armstrong; "Oh, My Aching Brother" Marty IngeiI, Sonny Bono. (A) n .-- da. TONY SPWN'S JOURNAL Global Paper Forum" Julian Bond moderates a discussion 0 THE LAW AND YOU by food policy makers and O KiDSWOPLD implementers. (A) $ ZOOM 2:30 ltOO MOVIE "The Canadians" (2) MOVIE "Titanic" (8/W) (C) (1961) Robert Ryan, Torin (1953 Clifton Webb, Barbara Thatcher. A tribe of Sioux war- Stanwyck, The lives of passenriors in Canada Is warned by gers aboard the doomed vessel three Mounties to maintain a are seen both before and dur- 10:00 peaceful posture or face Ingthetragicslnking.(2Hrs.) deportation to the U.S. (1 1/2 3.'00 Hrs.) (12) SPOR'ISWOPID Coverage (4) AGRONSICY AND COMPA. of Part 101 the AIAW GymnasMY tic s Championships from Penn 05mM State; Grand National 112) FIRST BAPTIST Steeplechase from Aintree, CHURCH England; Part 3 of "The Fittest ) OUt PASA, U.S.A.? "Fare- of Them All" well Party" (R) 3:30 11:30 5 AUTO (4)0 FACE THE NATION HIGHLIGHTS 0 UPNAIO "Keeping S AM CAN 11:30 •NEWS always be with them. (Part 4of 0 GLOBAL PAPER "The 4) 10:30 RACING ' - • • AFTERNOON Philadelphia Orchestra" Handel's "Concerto No. 26, 12:00 Us From Debussy's "La Mar" and (4) MOVIE "Deliver Stravinsky's "The Firebird" are Evil" (C)(1973) George Kenna- performed from t he Academy 0. Bradford Diliman. Five Man, Music. Iml stranded in the Oregon wilder- 0 MOVIE "The Steel Trap" (B/W) (1952) Joseph Cotten, Teresa Wright. A woman convinces her husband to return a large sum of money before it is missed. (I Hr 45'Mins,)' - ness, come across a skyjacker with a fortune In ransom - 3:45 (1) 0 AUTO RACING Live coverage, pP,te VS. Grand 47 Soon 48 Bird's home fabric 51 Meadow SO IUTT I 0 N IN1H I V I d 3 H tSOHlX • • - I N V Ii 3 'I I H I H V NYNNIN NOIHYJ , 3 (1 V (I N V (I S 'I V A i i 1 I 'I :i 3 SSOH IVII HH3 NO - S H 0 V N H 3 1 3 I (I 1 V 1 H V N V S I I 1 V N 0 H Itl V d I l DOWN 1 - Flintstone 2 Norse god of mischief 3 Arrow poison 4 Spiritual leader - -- X ee e "IiEST/tfJtIAINT and LOUNGE ;• ; OVERLOOK THE RUNWAYS • • ' , PH, - - • 10a.m. - 2 p.m. •• - " - 1 •*j - SANFORD SUNDAY BRUNCH • ' S e 323.0501 $ANFORDAIRTERMINAL / • sloth 23 Menu item 45 Proximate 24 Tone system 46 Lady horse fore college 57 Make lace 58 Let • (Mindy) 40 Behold 41 Myself 42 Feeler 43 Love (Spanish) 44 Stir up erry / All You Can Eat includes Salad Bar and Coff, tea, etc. $2 + tax - " -. - 4 P.M. III 7 p.m. The Nicest Buffet and Salad Bar In Town. All You Can Eat, Includes Coffee, Tee etc. - • People signifies a serious report on the widespread search for answers. (A) destruction of wildlife there. GMEAT PERFORMANCES "Eugene Ormandy And The 25 Age 26 Corded -- The Faith" The return to highly "Africa: End Of The Game" structured religions by young Cheryl hogs visits Africa to (2) (12) SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Richard Benjamin, MOVIE "Birds Of Prey" (C) (1972) David Janss.n, Ralph Meeker. While on his lob reporting traffic conditions from the air, a pilot sees an armored-car holdup. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 52 Scourge 53 Falana 54 Gender God of love 56 School be. 31 Perceive 36 Patty ruler 38 Pam eee'eeseeöeee.s.eee$e.e... • e - SPORTSMAN --. 19 Half an em 21 Three-toed --- seeker 29 Palm loaf 30 Actor --Caesar (German) 49 Mohammodan prince 50 Island (French) ... 0:00 (2)(4)0(12)P4EWS Terence Cardinal Cooke cole- (j) NASHVILLE MUSIC Diana.-brates Palm Sunday Mass from • INTE4AT4AL CHAM- Foll JESUS OF NAZARETH 0 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS 32 Before owing the Last Supper, "Pure Prairie League / Bobby 33 St. Patrick's Cathedral in New PIONSHIP BOXING Live coy- Jesus Actor is betrayed by Judas and Bare" (A) York City. Wallach erage of the World Ban- crucified on orders from PonSTUDIO SEE "Kayak" Kid tamweIg-t Championship bo 34 Repose ut tius Pilate; after the resurreckayackers run the white water; between Jorge Lujan and Cleo tion, He returns to His disciples 1115 two cobblers teach kids to Garcia from Las Vegas, Nova- and assures them that He will (4) CBS NEWS make their shoes. 27 Pleasure 7 Actress Bonnie --' 8 Safe anchorage 9 Butter sub' stitute 10 Fleshy fruit 11 Thin fish -.- -' too (2) (12 5J AND THE SEAR 8 One Paul -" l teaches people how to use 18 Calorie LEE Adams' classic dance about guns; and take a look at the MINUTES counter k106 ARE PEOPLE TOO the tragic love of a peasant girl Island of Taiwan. FRIENDS Randy and his 20 Actor Jim • © MOVIE "Abbott And Cos- for a nobleman in this special friends CONSuMER BUYLINE try to stop the feuding 22 Atop telbo In The Navy" (B/W)(1941) filmed at the Bolshoi Theater 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 23 Orkney In between Randy's father and Guest: Johnny Mathis. Dick Powell, The Andrews Moscow. Edward Villalla hosts. grandfather. fisherman's Sisters. To avoid his demand- •WALL STREET WEEK THE FORSYTE SAGA "The • SECOND CITY TV hut ing fans, a popular singer "Auto Stocks: Overdrive Or White Monkey" Problems 1030 24 Actress enlists In the Navy. (1 1/2 Hrs.) Reverse?" Guest: Maryann N. mount for Michael. Soames (I)CAMPAIGN'79 Deborah ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) Keller. vice president. Kidder, convinces the board to drop all 0 SECOND CITY TV 27 Actor Peabody Co., Inc. (A) lo:OO foreign business. Li den 1 C2)PALM SUNDAY LITURGY 28 Singer 200 0 DELTA HOUSE The Deltas 38 Miami's singer Barrett Susan's estranged husband Nuggets at the Philadelphia 7:00 convinces her to attend a 13 Green tree l6ers; Kansas City Kings at (2) (12) WORLD OF DISNEY weekend of "sensitivity 14 Sheltered Indiana Pacers; or New Jersey "The Boy From Dead Man's programming" with him. 15 Pieces out Nets at Boston Celtics, Bayou" An orphaned boy 16 Alicia 9:30 (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUBI- Bolshoi Ballet perform Adolphe of 2)(R) 5 At a distance Dolly 45 Actor --' 2i OUTLOOK @ 08UNDAY MORNING O FANGFAE © OROSERTS MISTER ROGERS (R) hand; after John's death, Ursulaalsodle$.(Partgofg) 35 Yelps 37 ... Rather county 39 Absolute property 41 Pa's wife 42 Western ." M . aURU take Tommy for a while and raise him as a boy should be 100 (2) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING U DISCUSSION '79 O JJI (4) 0 ALICE Mel offers to raised." (A) 000 ABC MOVIE "Thunderbolt U 00 NEWS THE ADVOCATES "Should And Lightfoot" (1974) Clint (12) WILD KINGDOM "The 5:00 Remarkable Sea Birds Of The A Tax Or Fee On Commercial Eastwood, Jeff Bridges. Two bankbank robbers plot to robtime the jVOICE OF VICTORY Farallons" Stellar sea lions tan- Broadcasting Help Pay For same for a second ACROSS (1) OF WOMEN AND MEN gb with the largest breeding Public Broadcasting?" after somehow misplacing the colony of sea birds in the PacifComedian O © REX HUMSARD 0:30 loot from the first holdup. (R) SHOW MY PEOPLE Ic. -.- Wilson (2) (12) NEWS 0 MASTERPIECE THEATRE SESAME STREET(R) 5 World War 0 WASHINGTON WEEK IN (3[) CBS NEWS "Lillie: Bertie" Lillie's friends REVIEW(R) I army 5:30 030 MINUTES suspect that she is having an 8 Entertainer (2) SUNDAY MASS 1:30 0 WILD KINGDOM 'Chai- affair with the Prince of Wales. Bob (4) MARLO AND THE MAGIC (2) OUTDOORS lenge Of The Cheetah" Chee12 Hollywood 930 MOVIE MACHINE (4) NBA BASKETBALL Live tahs are fitted with ID. collars (3) STOCKARD CHANNING gossip ORAL ROBERTS coverage of either the Denver and radio transmitters. (Part 2) Coach Mia m IIRU 9:00 EVENING FLORIDA REPORT no 1900 sponge divers made the Bierman, Richard C. Gross, Jay (4)IUNDAY MORNING 0 SLACK AWARENESS U PICTURE OPHEALTH Friday, Aprfl, 197-7 DIRU J JR.. JR. •J ii i .ua jjJJ .. JR. JR. JR.JRJR. I I JIRU MEN JR.. IJURU JUl JIll celebrated discovery of shipwrecked art treasures of 20 centuries ago. (A) Is portrayed against the speclade of the early Christian era. Bushinsky. (3 Hrs.) 1&A IOAI ,Sanford, Fl, I Commander Adama in critical condition. (R) 0 THE COUSTEAU ODYSSEY "Diving For Roman Plunder" Captain Jacques Cousteau and the crew of the Calypso explore the waters around the Greek Island of Antikythera, where in 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS KIT "Nuclear Energy, Home "500" stock car race from © JERRY FALWELL 800 CHIPS Jon's nephew (2) becomes involved with a reckless teen-agegang.(R) (4)5 BAD NEWS BEARS Springs, California. by it. TON 7:30 (2) CANDID CAMERA H . 112) INTERCOM 100 I]) 2'S COMPANY (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM MMLO AND THE MAGIC MOVE MACHINE VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. bow, John Ritter. LAWRENCE WELK SOCCER MADE IN GER- ---•• ...-..,. 9:00 0:30 Evening Anril - MORNING (A) FIRING LINE 'Peace In The Middle East?" Guests: Shlomo Avineri, professor at Hebrew University; Samuel Katz, former advisor to Prime Minister Begin. a Prix West, a Formula I auto ,N THE FAMILY (dI.e rnrougn the streets Of Archie keeps Edith so busy Long Beach, California. cooking for a big party that she doesn't have a chance to tell mnnw., 11 1I U... 4:30 ,,' (2) 0 GOLF "Colgate-Dinah him how sick she is until ills 0 CONSUMER BUYUNE DIRECTIONS Arnold Fos- Shore Winners Circle" Cover- too late. ter narrates the story of age of the final round in this 0 BATTLESTAR GALACTICA Jerusalem's Avenue of the Just LPGA tournament from Mis- A Cylon attack on the Galactica and interviews people honored sion Hills Country Club in Palm leaves both the starship and cIIPJDAY -- )(12)SUPERTRAiN A young 5:00 (2) (12) GOLF "Colgate-Dinah heiress (Joyce DeWitt) is purShore Winner's Circle" Cover- sued by three of her former age of the semi-final round in servants who stand to inherit this LPGA tournament from all of her wealth if she dies. Mission Hills Country Club in 0 FANTASY ISLAND A beauPalm SprIngs, California. tiful woman (Samantha Egger) 5 DONNA FARGO Guest: falls for Mr. Roarke; and a common man (Red Buttons) Sherman Hemsiey. 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS wants to become a movie-type The Harlem Globetrotters per- superhero, (A) form in Nashville. Tennessee, ltOO making a special appearance (2)(4)•0112)NEWS at the Grand Ole Opry with a MONTY PYTHON'S PLYvariety of country music stars. ING CIRCUS ISM • 'Lillie: The New Helen" A king and a prince are among Lime's eager admirers and she must decide whether to succumb to the attention of Belgium's King Leopold. (R) L Children sill - I' : : - THE NOMINEES ARE... e Best Supporting Actor nominees are: (clockwise, (clockwise, from top, left) Richard Farnsworth, Jack John Hurt, Christopher Walken, and In the '.5 Annual Academy Awards,' Monday. Warden,Dern Bruce .' '.'•'- - : : • ° • $ vm. 3tax WEDNESDAY SPECIAL e 4p.m. Til Closing DRAFT BEE NIGHT R e Per Class WIDE TV IN LOUNGE BANQUET CATERING FACILITIES CAN sasi' UP TO 225 • • •'. )I.F5'. 4- .. I 41 e S -• — ' -•-_ 'I - H - El I ',;•- :- �. 9 ..__1__ • ---- cv!J1IE narKJ, - . - . -. antora. fJ,., - .: .. - - -• FrIdsp,April 6, 1979 • IIAV, "i t .A Wild '*-'*- ' Daytime One HOLLYWOOD (NEA) - Encounters of the Third but It does to Milius, There's always one picture, Kind," it's pleasant Spielberg and company. filming In Hollywood, that involved with something Milius says the script is everybody thinks is destined silly, zany, way out and even compiled from incidents he to be a great one. Currently, whimsical. has read about or heard the one is "1941" and, after "1911" Is set in the year about or, perhaps, invented, watching some of the 1941 which, already, sets it and all of them have been shooting, this time maybe apart from a l ot of other compressed Into one day. "everybody" is right, movies. But It Is set at "I fl a World War I! buff, tall end of 1941 and, if you " Millus says, "Isn't It shapes as a wild the words generally be" remember your history, that everybody?" used to describe t are was when Pearl Harbor Speilberg says that he, too, "zany" and "silly" and happened. And, shortly after Is something of World War II Pearl Harbor happened and fan. But he has had little to "way out" the war began, the West do with the creation of this "The whole movie Is a Coast got panicky, picture's script, having whimay,#I merely been hired on as a John M'" 81 1 movie Is mostly about using yetsays anoth er panic, about the air MilitIa Is one of the co makes a very big difference. raids on " coast that le writers and the executive "I probably won't see this saw or thought they saw, producer of the film, picture again, once It's about the "It's a silly movie," says on the shore line that people finished," he says. "I never Steven Spielberg, the saw or Imagined, did see 'Jaws' again, after I about director, finished It. The difference is panic and riots and For Spielberg, after that movies! have written or such nervousness that ensued, distinctly non-silly films as That may not sound like had a hand In writing like "Jaws" and "Close the stuff of whimsy t 'Sugarland Express' and 'Close Encounters' I like to see again. - . - - '•• • • • 'But pictures j just direct, like 'Jaws' and this one, I Just direct and that's all. - V. I He Is, however, enjoying working on this. It's a ' complete departure his first outright comedy. He says he finds comedy hard work. - -, - "I only know two comedians or comedy • Writers who are happy," Spielberg says. "And I can't think who they are." Penny Marshall In 1141' SUPPER CLUB Pti•ts 2 Shows Nightly Mon. April 2 thru Sot. April 7 Country &Western Star ____________ ______ KENNY ROW 8:30 RYAN'S NOPE (2) (12) TODAY (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. 5:30 1:00 CA 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER (2) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES ED UUAS, YOGA AND YOU (4) MIDDAY 5:53 9:00 0 THE YOUNG AND THE (12) PTI. CLUB @ DONAHUE RESTLESS 0 MY THREE BONS 6:00 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 0 MOVIE (2) EARLY DAY 1:30 (12) DINAHI (4) CRACKERBARREL ID EDUCATIONAL PRO. @D 0 AS THE WORLD O NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY TURNS GRAMMINO 0 SUNRISE 2:00 9:30 6:30 (2) PORTER WAGONER 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY (2)G2) THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE (4) KUTANA THE LITTLE RASCALS 2:30 (4) UPBEAT (2) (12) ANOTHER WORLD 6:45 10'OO (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT SESAME CARD SHARKS 300 (4)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 6:47 6:41 Q GENERAL HOSPITAL (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 0 STUDIO SEE (2)112) ALL STAR SECRETS 6:55 3:30 O 0000 MORNING FLORIDA (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT WASH (R) (4)0 (12) HI, NEIGHBOR I 100 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS 7.00 4.00 0 LAVERNE 1 SHIRLEY (R) (2)112) TODAY (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING 11:30 O GOOD MORNING AMERI. (2)112) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (1) THE 000 COUPLE CA 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (4)0 LOVE OF LIFE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 0 7:25 0 FAMILY FEUD (12) MAKE ME LAUGH (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 11:55 OSESAME STREET O GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (4)0 CBS NEWS 4:30 (12) NEWS (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED (!) (12) TODAY AFTERNOON 0 MERV GRIFFIN 00000 MORNING ANERI(12) ROOKIES CA 12:00 5:00 7:45 (2) PASSWORD PLUS (2) CAROL BURNETT AND A . M. WEATHER 0 (4) THE YOUNG AND THE FRIENDS RESTLESS 8:00 0 MARY TYLER MOORE (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 00(12) NEWS 0 MISTER ROGERS (R) 0 EDUCATIONAL PRO. 0 STUDIO SEE 5:30 GRAMMING 8:25 (2) NEWS 12:30 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 THE ODD COUPLE NEWS 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (12) BEWITCHED (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- 0 OVER EASY (12) NEWS 1030 MONDAY April 9 mmmww~ begins Using his WKRP radio sermon time to sell "religious artifacts." 10:00 1)0 LOU GRANT Lou and Rossi smell a big story when they stumble upon an old-time mobster at a posh resort. (R) 0 ACADEMY AWARDS Johnny Carson is muter o ceremonies for the 51st annual presentation of the Academy Awards, honoring excellence in the motion picture field. (Live from Los Angeles. California.) TODAY IN THE LEGISLATURE (4) 0 IT'S THE EASTER BEAGLE, CHARLIE All of the Peanuts gang busy themselves getting ready for Easter, except Linus. who Insists that Ills the Job of the legendary "Easter Beagle." (R) COMO SPECIlAL Perry Como and his guests Pam Dawber and Bernadette Peters celebrate the landmarks and legends of H011YWOOd and the season of spring. (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE 0 BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL Lou, Ted and Murray fantasize "Death Of A Family" Bill 1100 about what it would be like to Moyers examines the tragedy (2) (4)0(12) NEWS of an 18-year-old New Jersey 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: be married to Mary. boy who returned home from a Maureen Howard. (R) U THE CR085-WITS military school and killed his EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 11:30 MACNEIL / LEHRER entirefamily. (j)(12)TONIGNT Guest host: RIEPORT s.', "-..'L5uvrman. UUest: on. (4)0 THE WHITE SHADOW nie Stevens. 7:30 (2) YOUNG PEOPIZS $5- Thorpe misses the team's big (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME dAt. "Year Of The Dragon" dinner because of his date with 0 NOCKFORD FILES Rock. Immigrating to nineteenth-con- a girl of questionable reputa- ford is jailed for contempt tury America, an Oriental lion, when he refuses to disclose Youngster finds adventure on information about the disap. board ship and in his adopted (2) NBC MOM "Deliver. pea'ance of an important country. friend. vuifl;, DUfl (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Reynolds. Four Atlanta busi12:00 IN SEARCH OF... "Siberi- nessmen find their weekend an Fireball" Is there a possibili- Canoeing trip Into a backwoods (1) DO VALLEY A qtan whom Jarrod prosecuted and conty that Earth experienced an area turning a physical and victed of a murder is found to atomic blast 37 years before psychologicalInto nightmare. Hiroshima? ____ SPECIAL be Innocent after nine years In CHERYL LADO PAMN.Y FEUD Wayion Jennings and Ben 0 CAROL BUNK" AND Vereen join host Cheryl Ladd 12:30 FRIENDS Skits: "Brotherly for an hour of music, comedy Love," "Bedtime Honesty." and dance. DICK CAVETT Guest: CalACADEMY LEADERS "The 12:40 vin Trillin. (Part 2 of 2) Numbers Start With The CBS LATE MOVIE River," "Tim, Piece" and "McM Wan £ Wife: Cop Of The Kennedy Year" (1972) Rock Hudson, (2)0 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE "Robert PRAIRIE A young blind boy Remembered," Susan Saint James. Sgt. gains some much needed selfEnright Is arrested for murder5:30 confidence when he is talked (4) S WKRP IN CINCINNATI ing his ca-wife right after lhto playing quarterback in an An ea-wrssIe turned minister receiving the "Policeman Of unusual football game. (A) 99d 'off cOmplaints when he Th Year" award.. PERRY i.i.viu ARLEDGE And The sUPuimwis KENNY ANLIDQ Firmer Texas Tr.vad.ur WtNi Ernest Tubbs. Abe Has Appeared On TV *1* Dilly Parka, Porter Wa,sir, The Lsulslans Neyrl And Offer SPmWL - KENNY AILIDGI PLUS Th. Contemporary Music of 1The MANILA SEXTET - JWoó.ssy, '. Al lam.,' DiI&s ½ k. SANFORD INN . 4 at SR" Sanford - for birvotion. 3234010 -- - -- - .,,,.'1107ft ----- - / a / U a April 10 EVENING ,.. ui, ,, - - - - ft Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 8:30 - 6:00 (4)00 (Ii) NEWS MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT 6:30 (2) (12) NBC NEWS c4)O CBS NEWS ABC NEWS MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT 1 700 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Johnny Carson visits Minneapolis for a benefit performance and, through an Involved set of circumstances, agrees to be Mary's guest at her party. (12) THE CR085-WITS JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL I LEHRER PORT 7:90 () LIARS CLUB (4) MATCH GAME P.M. JEFFERSON AWARDS O SHA NA NA Guest: Brenda Lee. (12 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: John Byner, Kenneth Mars. DICK CAVETT Guest: Maureen Howard. (R) 800 (2)CLIFFHANGEAS Mary learns the Identity of the mysterious female vampire; Thorval orders the death of Little Billy; Susan Williams goes swimming In a piranha-Infested stream. (1) LOOM TAKES ALL Two teen-age boys are confronted with a character challenge and learn that life's true victors are not always winners. HERE COMES PETER COTTONTAIL Peter fails to deliver more Easter eggs than the evil frontal, but is saved from disgrace by a friend and his time machine. (R) O HAPPY DAYS Richie is accused of being the Infamous "kissing bandit" of Milwaukee. (R) (12) DECISION 79 PREV1N AND THE PITTSBURGH "John Williams" Composer of "Star Wars" and "Supermarf," John Williams, and Hollywood film score writer Miklos Rozsa join Andre Previn for a movie-music spectacular. (4) CAMPAIGN '79 0 LAVFPPJr A RWIDI V I Friday, April 6,1979-9 - erne and Shirley enroll in a nighttime anatomy class. (R) 9:00 (2) MOVIE "Legend Of The Golden Gun" (Premiere) Jeff Ostarhage, Hal Holbrook. A young farmer teams up with a runaway slave to seek revenge on the men who murdered his father. (4) THE BASTARD Phihlipa, who has fled to the Colonies and changed his name to Philip Kent, joins a band of revolutionaries. While fighting the Crown forces, he has a brutal confrontation with his half. brother, commander of an English regiment in Boston. (Part 2 of 2) MOVIE "What's So Bad About Feeling Good?" (C) (1968) George Peppard, Mary Tyler Moore. After a pair of New Yorkers is infected with euphoria, the happy disease spreads through the city. (2 Hrs.) O THREE'S COMPANY A fast-talking guru tries to talk Chrissy into joining his commune. (A) 0 CONTEST TO CARNEGIE HALL "The Van Chiburn Competition" An inside look at the fifth Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, held in Fort Worth, Texas. 9:30 O TAXI Tony gets a once-ina-lifetime chance to get in the boxing ring with a world chainpion (Carlos Palomino). (A) 10:00 O ORAL ROBERTS SPECIAL 0 TODAY IN THE LEGISLA- TURE 1100 (2)(4)00(12) NEWS 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: Gore Vidal. 11:30 (2)112) BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Tony Randall, Marsha Mason, Donna Theodore, Dr. Paul EhrIich.(RI 0 BARNABY JONES ABC MOVIE "A Matter Of Time" (1976) Liza Minnalli, Ingrid Bergman. A maid working in a hotel in Rome during the late 1940s becomes a big film star. U Q TA~ i6tF, -rf4e (TTERc MP V% Yfk C CWE cfIcWpJ fl' fLL THE OF A l-ITTV_C~e1ç. kifiMe 0 1M United Feature SY111dicate A Typical English Crew .. TcN4%E By Dick Kiether VENICE, Italy (NEA) k Everything was ready for the scene In St. Mark's Square. Even the famous flocks of pigeons seemed to be waiting for the director to call for action. The only thing mli*ing was the crew. While Roger Moore, who once more plays James Bond In the new Bond film, "Moonraker," and director Lewis Gilbert and the others Mood around, the crew was in an alcove off the square, having a breakfast dresser and his family, but Cubby did." Everybody on the set keeps mouthing one cliche over and over - "Venice is one big movie set" - but It is true. This age-old city Is so Incredibly beautiful that it looks like It must have been dreamed up by some overactive set designer. But it is very real, although not so solid. You can see the foundations of the buildings, %!.. at the water level, crumbling. "It is Incredible," Lois Chiles says, "but still I sometimes wish I could just close my eyes and be transported back to the U.S. I miss my friends, my dog and my family (her friends Moore poses Wi th Brynner's cigar and dog are In California, her family in Texas) and, place at the Beverly Hills part. believe It or not, I miss Hotel). But I realize how "I took It," she says, hamburgers. there lsa bit more to living "because I read the script "It's funny, but the than that." and I liked It. I hadn't ex- American hamburger has While the crew continued pécted to. I had expected my become a symbol." to breakfast, Moore and part would be Just to stand Broccoli says he has now Gilbert and some others there and look sexy. But the been doing Bond films for 17 argued, with English gen- script was really good and years. And It looks like tility, about which was Julie my part was quite in- they'll go on a while longer. Andrews' first film, and The last one, "The Spy Who whether "The Sound of "And I also took it because Loved Me," did better at the Music" or "Mazy Poppins" I thought it would be fun. box office than any earlier came first. That's frequently And I needed a change after one. And "Mconraker" Is what movie people do during 'Death On The Nile,' There coding around $25 million, the long waits between was a lot of tension from all Broccoli says, so It too takes, argue about movies. ofusonaaziall boat onthat should beexciting. Lois Chiles Is the leading one." Like most of those conbeauty in "Moonraker," the What makes these films so latest In a long line of nected with the Bond films, expensive Is the lavish scale. exquisite women to adorn she Is very fond of the In this one, one main gunBond movies. Lola is fresh driving force behind all of 'nick is that a Venetian off a triumph In "Death On the films, Cubby Broccoli. gondola serves as James The Nile," as the VICtIm of She says she hates pretense Bond's escape vehicle. It that film's first murder. and believes that he Is devoid converts Into a hovercraft. "To do that bit," Broccoli She says one advantage of of that trait. the ct1ng profession Is the "He spent last Sunday," says, "we bought a dozen chaaice it offers to travel. she says, "with the hair- gondolas, and each cost 1,000 "The Nile," she filmed at dresser and his family. i Pounds, or around $2,000. We Aswan and Luxor, in Egypt, can't think of another big bought so many, we got a and now she Is In Venice, But producer who would spend discount OW pounds each. that is not why the took the his day off with the hair- But still it adds up." - VL - - • - w "It's so typical of an English crew," Moore said. "If they were shooting In India, in front o( hundreds o( starving people, they'd Mop and have their scrambled eggs and tea. They might even have a piece of sacred cow." Moore simply sat and relaxed. He may be the most easy-going actor around. ThereIs always a seml.emlle on his face, as though he were enjoying some private joke. He lit up a cigar, and talked about cigars. "When Yul Brynner quit &noking cigars," he said, "he had 17,000 left, He gave me some from time to time, which was very decent of He and his Italian-born wife, balsa, have homes now In three European countries, France, Italy and Switzerland. Moore says he tried California living for a while, but gave it up. "I lived In California," he says, "In the days when I thought living meant Saturday night barbecues and Sunday brunches at Scandia (one of Los Angeles' leading restaurants) and cocktails at the Polo Lounge (the in- - - ' -- - - r I = - RHODES & SON I di .- ALL COLORS I MIX. 59' TRAY OF 12 65" 2J25c WILL BUYII S MARIGOLDS • SNAP DRAGONS •MOSS ROSES • IMPATIENCE • BEGONIA GARDENIASI f 1I1, K Y = I NURSERY & TREE LOT CYPRESS MULCH AZALEAS $2' LARGE 3 Cu. Ft. Bag EASTER NEW TRUCKLOAD LILIES L I ROSES $3S MUMS I ILOOMINGI • HYDRANGEAS I ROSE TREES w BULBS DON JUAN OTHER VARIETIES LOOK WHAT I I I PETUNIAS . ." VARIOUS HANGING BASKETS ALL LANDSZIWMATERIALS _ - I ______ - l_•_- TUESDAY Schedule '------ I S. MORNING Penny Marshall, who is making her debut In "41was standing next to us. Spielberg turned to her EVENING J asked If maybe Rob Reiner, her husband, might 600 be one of the two happy ç NEWS Comics. 0 AS MAN BEHAVES "eah." said Penn)'. "I 6:30 guess he's happy" (2)112) NBC NEWS (4)0 CM NEWS 0 ABC NEWS AS MAN BEHAVES movie • • • EI i...i. EJ i.'..j.i •' t .' ' LA$'r 'S.- I U.S.l'92—JUSTNORTHOFDOOTRACKRD. jdll LONGWOOD Thwatg ___ _____ $31-1245 — 3n.2739 IPIIICIKI .'ICfA1lid MON- SAT. .S SUN i1.% ",'.,'•' ,l.-., .s.r... -• . ____ - " -"- ' - I view b74 I I I I .1 I I �11O.-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Aprili, i7o Is Ken Related To Ron Howard? By DICK ZLEINER DEAR DICK: hJJrealdead?Rjcbard -- Fart MIII, S.D. Real cool, maybe. Real gone, perhaps. B** real dead? No. Not even silgI#Jy dead. DEAR DICK: k Eugelbert fl k, the slager, rei.ted$. the Gr cesapeser (l$U.1M1) at the_ WIND espseed "Hail end Grilel"? Mars Hiaser, Ogdui, Utob, No, As a matter of fact, Engelbert IWDF.rIHck Is related to no I_perdineks. d not even to any. Engelbert. He jsM gnvs )thn.Jf that nat Bored now is Dorsey. He's en FT't VTt and why he changed only a psychologist would Lv. Anyhow, he has Jnd announced that ho will, hencilOrth, call I*nee ji Englebert Goodbp'e to H'-nop.TdiDCk tur&Z! DEAR DICK: I weld e to w airs ab the buy who plays the hap). en "He. Ha,." I Ma eae is Jimmy IkikL. I be's cute. DR., 1'ey Ohio. It's Jimmy Henley end the folks aromd "He. Raw" says he is banjo-playing genius. Roy Qark discovered him and he lives In Tidal but that's about all they know abed the boy. DEAR DICK: There's a sew show this leases called "The White Shads,," with Kee Howard. Is be a Mg brelther at Ron Howard at "Happy Days"? Kathy Taller, SprIeld, Me. Ask -Dick Weiner No, they're not related In say way. father end I are hailag en areid. DEAR DICK: My ___ Please.elueltfar.sIsay tJaekPalaaeshaa'j'y ___ e Cad 18 dot akW a ____ ____ few years age. My father is,, e was en such chew. Who'. 01? Kathy _Levitt, r ___ S.C., Cu. Father knows word. You're rigid, Kathy. The show was called DEAR DICK: I have bees watchiug "8upsrtaM" ___ S.C., Cu. 'lines high? Mark *sae.liaI D.cas, You are about the only one who I. watching It, It___ seens. It's both real and a model. They have built a real (nonmoving) train at MGM, with two-dory high cars, engine, ___ But the swimming pool, sama, disco, all those things. shots of the train moving are done with a tnlnlatire copy, considerably smaller. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. DEAR DICK: Some weeks age, en "The Waltens,"a yes'i emotionally disturbed artist saug a saug Is French. ___ The sly, ether thai I've bad that sag was Is old (1ea 1.yer.Ireae D___ enote marie muy years age,wt lube sat at the siug, plea? E.J.L, Bishop, Ga. 1flat Is "Plaisir d'Amour" ("Pleases at Love"), ___ usic people at "The Waltons" tell ma Is en old which the m traditional French song. It Is, however, coi4alned In a Reader's Digest album ('Popular Music That Will Live ____ and there It I. credited to flonlan-Martini. Forever") DEAR DIII: My___ friend _ atd I are havisg a Who aisles the b.( "latiketor Othettea." I ___ Hyde-White but say We WNred a. says It's Binges. MmAMb Who is right? D.W., lea., Arts. Nel one. ft's Patrick MacNo.. _____ DEAR DIM: Cu yes III 2 f David Ac5uyd, who played Dr. Bayke'. in "Wm k While" the s sue who played a ___. en "The DuJi..' a few years 'is. And is be else the sat person vhs played leeq 1ard In "Another World," vhs wale asa'dened a shunt thae ago. Ideneited Reader, Ernst Pa. He's done a few soap operas, but you don't have then quite right. He was now on "The Doctors." He was on "Another World" but the character he played on that was Dr. David GIlthrld. He also played Kevin Kincaid for two years on "The Secret Storm." He's playing the professor now on "Little Women," for.. long as that unfortunately low-rated show manages to hang on. L inden Branching OutFrom Series ,heryl C NEW YORK (UP!) — Cheryl Ladd believes ',,Charlie's Angels" gets a bum rap when television pundits call it a "jiggle" -ishow and refer to its three !women stars as sex objects, Mrs. Ladd comes from Huron, S.D., where her .L ,n character I play Is not x symbol LL still live together after 30 years of marriage, and she doesn't take kindly to all the sex talk. "The character I play Is not a sex symbol," the acttress said In an Interview, ber finely defined thin high and her ordinarily calm blue 1eye angry. "In 22 episodes I've worn a bathing suit three times. We iwear contemporary clothes .aIl..L4..61.,.....ak... ..t.... By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Hal Linden Is brancitift out In all directions of ,je, business, pertly from In. security and partly because he is an amazingly versatile performer. The Insecurity is conslatent with every actor's terror of being "between jobs" or "at liberty," a prefeselonal hazard that has with a writer and a tape nected with the craft. The I)3r5)y and Marie Oomond, Even so, he knows the recorder and recalled the whole promise Is to 'teep Cher and Lola Fauna, liven show will not go on forever. worries of getting jobs, working and expanding your did an Ice skating chow with Sooner or later Hal will find leilng jobs and trying to day Interests — you can never Dorothy RkmllI." himself at liberty. alive, tell when something will Linden acknowledged that When the time comes, and "The women always bad a come In hatdy. an actor finds more security they ask him If he can jnggle coped, 'I can always get "There's still a tendency to In doing a TV series than In sticks of dynamite while ir married.' But not the guys. I categorize performers. I other facets of show riding a bisklng bronc oft a was already married." 11gM it by doing guest shots, biainess. Next season will be cliff dining a tornado, Hal gj parts In movies his sixth as the star of will answer in the ifDuring those difficult firmative. years he learned to say yes and musical things with "Barney Miller." whenever a producer asked WEDNESDAY theanfirst Americans interview withballet Ruth Mm a question pertaining to _________________________________________ April jincludes hLs accomplishments. Ha1 Page, the original Frankie, and minstrels first traveled from continues to say yes when enzs kids try toraiseenough clips Of the l93Sproduction. EVENING manor house to manor house not1endTVbrass hats ask money to claim a crate which NEWS 1100 seeking crusts of bread and a ILIXI A qteliens may be a link to their missing amena NEWS draw pallet for the night. parents. HAL LINDEN TODAY IN THE LEGISLA"No they From Charlie Chaplin 10 THE SHAKESPEARE TURE asked I said ye. toNESS John Travolta there comes a Sammy Kaye's band. PLAYS "Measure For 11:30 6:30 time when the old Putadrawhatonbisheed everyihing," he said, Measure" Kate Nelligan, Chrisgrinning. to (2i UNSCNEWS TONIGHT Host: Johnny ployment Insecurity gnaws and a cane In,hla hand and know, 'Can "They'd you sing want tenor?' Carson, Guests: Johnny CBS NEWS Smith and John McEnery starMathis, away at the entrails. It goes Hal knows precisely what 10 Absolutely. 'Can you p (4)0AMC topher Strauli, Tim PigottMarilu Tolo, Beatrice NEWS in one of Shakespeare's most with the territory, Lydecker. ITS EVERYBODY'S BUSt- controversial comedies. do,chorus thankson toBroadway. many jobs in dance? ' Positively. Can you That is one reason Linden the (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME laugh In Swedish?' You bet!NESS works at everything In show :O0 Until he was discovered by 0 YOUR TURN "Letters To 7:00 "Once I told them I could business except sweeping op (2) WHEELS After Erica runs CBS News" television, Hal was a do the job, I'd dash out and (2) TIC TAC DOUGH oft with her race car driver, 0 POLICE WOMAN Pepper's after the elephants. struggling leading man who learn whatever was @j HERE COMES PETER Adam makes plans to remarry, buddy Pete falls in love with a enough It isn't that he appeared In 18 consecutive Peter fails to but the death of Erica's lover schizophrenic killer he meets stars In the hit television Broadway musical flop. , necessary. deliver more Easter eggs than sends her back shattered to while protecting a witness. series "Barney Miller." He "I did a lot of dubbing for the evil Irontail, but is saved Adam on . the eve of his "I put In 20 years 12.00 will also star April 11 In "The developing myself into a movies with foreign accents, from disgrace by a friend and wedding. (Part 2015) (R) ®0 DEAR DETECTIVE (4D BIG VALLEY Heath falls in Hal Linden Special," an musical leading man and I TWO of the pictures I dubbed his time machine. (R) U THE C$OI&WITS ____ Kate's suspicions that an love with the daughter of a houMong musical-variety got to the top hi Broadway were 'Z' and 'I Am Curious JOKERS WILD . apparent suicide was actually a Spanish Grandee, neighbors to show. musical-," Uriin said. "All Yellow.' MACNEIL / LEHRER murder meet with a perfect the BaIkleys. "I was asked to do a REPORT He currently can be seen in my shows were GROCKFORD FILES Rockalibi. movie theaters costarring in successes In the reviews cigarette commercial five 7:30 a thematic role In "When even though the stows wee years after I'd given them (3) LIARS CLUB SAngels CHARLIE'S ANGELS The and While trying to investigates "haunted" charconspiracy a man suspected of murop. But I told the producers I You Comb' Back Red parapsychology institute being DANCE FEVER daring his boss. eked. Before the audWori Ryder?" $1.N WIRY SHOWpatronized by a rich fern "The Insecivitlas of acting I walked around the block (R) CAROL BURNETT £r: friend f Additionally, Hal is Is what my apedal is all getting diuy trying to learn FRIENDS Guest: James Coca. U MOVIE "Fred Astaire Pre- 5 MANNIX Mannht learns narrating "America's Junior aboig. My guest st_s are to inhale again. But, when I S DICK CAVITY Guest: Gore santa The Fox Musicals" (C) that a recently deceased fellow Miss" TV pageed for the lilidu Lavin (d 'Alice'), walked In the door, I WU tOld Vidal. (1974) (1974) Fred Attil,., Frank detective owned a roll of film r Sinatra. The best of Fox's mus- identifying the perpetrators of second yearrunning. And, atbryo Damon (of 'Soap') to forget it, they wasted a 9:00 who et he Lot In icj a ricaSed by their stars. a robbery. the and Seeds Fraikihi (at blond guy. (2) U DISNEY ANIMATED (2 Hrs.) cameras, he's putting the 'ee's Cg'ny'). "A summer stock CELEERATI0N Jimmy Cricket 100 finishing touch.s to his ____ *00 (2) U TOMORROW Guests: "Their careers were odmcsr ke4 If I could h f(Obl5lfl$ convincing p.4 'iIgIdub act. friends Mickey. Minnie and (1 S KAZ Gtynn WOWI, who claims to thH to mine back hi Now play the drums. I wa't Donald to cut their vacation* S HAl. LINDEN SPECIAL Hal have been married 22 times, Linden Is not Justenother York. We were all In the about to say no. I assured short and be in his television Linden and his guests Linda George Schlafter, creator of actor szpIMbtga suecttd Cho niaofm'-4 rsla;on staid- him I could. Than I quIckly show. Lavin, Bonnie Franklin and TV's "Laugh-In." TV series by insulting by and Imderstatitet We did picked op the ruaga 91160WARD THE p_ Cathryn Damon pay tribute to (4) i -viewers as a song and dance w onavwja3s aid worked from a m'I$.e pal and did "Good Old Teddyl" Edward "overnight success" In show 1:10 man. HI.. show buslnsu in In shows, refuses to allow ill health to a cretw,i. jg,, With an hour of song. 0 KOJAK The search for a career bigarq as a 'inger and "All the musical numbers ______ "The Insecurities of stow impede his efforts to safeguard comedy and dance. Professional .,in Is hind____ the peace of Europe. musician. H.. played In sfly show are based on true bialna irs such you never 10.30 arid by the animosity between ssztphone-ai'4 toured.wlth THE MACKINZ OF '• PRANNII ND A JOHNNY Kojak and the other cop woèkerionoe... W. . eat down. cit je,n enough tIthe con-UPAMISE co 'meII$ Mickmu ait nnlvsrsary tribute to 1ng oath. ca$e:IR) nut U04 pawas um OF, wearing tight pants. Go down the street to Hollywood High and you'll see more exposure than on 'Charlie's i Angels.' We're taking a lot of I ci - - In the show she goes back to Ma's Cafe, where there's a waitress very much li ke she was as a girl, full of dreams and fantasies, and another character very much like her Uncle Bud. - DOCTORS' April 12 0 LIVES . PRIVATE BEIBBE U QUINCY A female doctoi faces malpractice charges unless Quincy can prove that her recently deceased patient was murdered. (A) "witnessing" a tape of it in this game show hosted by Ed . huntar"4fló- fra)ids he for @NS OTNEFSl"nddfAM.ra:' '. . Rap stepped in. Audiences who knew her only from "An gels" later were surprised to see how well she danced in the special, "Ben Vereen — His Hoots." The same combination wi be back when "The Cher}l Ladd Special" goes on ABC April 9, 9-11 p.m., Eastern time, with Vereen, Waylon Jennings and the Mission Mountain Wood Band as special guests. The show goes back to her own roots In Huron, S.D., a small town of a bout 14,000. Her father worked still works for the railroad: her mother worked as a waitress, then doing people's upholstery, putting up wallpaper, all sorts of jobs. "it started out so we co uld eat, but then it became fun. My mother's a lady of many talents," her daughter said adiriringly. - Gortner Turns Filmmaker 8 to solve a crime after Bum - HOLLYWOOD (UP!) — Marjoe Gortner, the child evangdlist4urned-actor, has McMahon. 600 10:30 NOVA "Icarus' Children" produc ed "When you Coinin' S NEWS (1) AN INTERVIEW WITH HEN. The struggle to fly with nothing Ry Back, Red Ryder" In which AND SKY KISSINGER but manpower is exemplified he plays a character that SNEAK PREVIEW Roger 6:30 by one man, who succeeded 5 would m ak e any evangelist's Ebert and Gene Siskel review (2) U NBC NEWS with an aircraft of cardboard, "Hair." "The Champ" and "A blood rim add. 4) OcSS NEWS aluminum tubing and piano Perfect Couple." Gortner portrays a S ABC NEWS wire. (A) EARTH, SEA AND SKY despicable, drug-smuggling 11:00 foulmouthed sadist who UNEWS 700 0 ROMIE..O AND JULIE-8 (2) (4)00 TODAY IN THE LEGISLA. terrorizes a handf ul of (2) TIC TAC DOUGH Two robots from feuding firms (4) MARY TYLER MOORE fall in love in this animated tale. TURE people In a small southwest After numerous Broadway 11:30 cafe. U HIGHCLIFFE MANOR rejections, a newsroom friend's (Premiere) A widow (Shelley (2) U TONIGHT Host: Johnny It's Inconceivable that play Is produced. Fabares) Inherits a "think- Carson. Guests: Shaun Cassi. Gortner, a tail, powerfully 0 UTHE CROSS-WITS tank" castle full of scientists dy, Pete Fountain. ed muscl man with strong, 0 JOKER'S WILD and philosophers determined (14) THE NEWLYWED GAME lean features, could portray MACNEIL / LENRER to solve world problems and 0 MAS'H Colonel Potter REPORT anyone as diametrically celebrates his wedding annl get rid of her. versary by writing a long letter di fferent from the golden 7:30 9.00 home to his wife, unaware ol haired, dimpled cherub of a (I) LIARS CLUB fights Quincy QUINCY (2) U the big bash his staff is plan. (I) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES pr ache e r he was at age 7. against time to keep an autistic fling for him. (A) MATCH GAME P.M. child from being placed in an Gortner says he 0 MRS. AMERICA PAGEANT $100,000 NAME THAT Institution for the retarded. (A) Bobby Van hosts this specla discovered early unhfea TUNE (4)0 A SPECIAL KENNY U CAROL BURNETT AND ROGERS Ray Charles, Dottie from the Las Vegas Hilton, withI verity of the professional in FRIENDS Guests: Jack West and the Oak Ridge Boys the candidates being judged religion: economics is as on their personality, poise, Weston. Michel. Lee. join Kenny Rogers for an hour important as scripture. He is DICK CAVITY Guest: Ste. of country music and entertain- beauty, family life and commu applying this knowledge to nity involvement. phen Spender. (Part I of 2) men t. his film career. 12.00 0 BARNEY MILLER Wojo 9:00 Not content with working VALLEY Audra (2) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC uncovers an unethical adoption (4)BIG as an actor for wages, SPECIAL "Holland Against riog, while Harris and Dietrich becomes involved with a young Gortner wants to produce man whom the other Barkleyi professor. (A) arr es t lewd The Sea" One fourth of Hot. One of running a protection WORLD "Bogota, suspect and direct movies a Is land was once under water. The reclamation of lan d from Day" The people of Bogota are racket. Warren Beatty and Clint the 11108 takes courage, skill and profiled, from the runaway 12:05 Gortner, Eastwood. street children to the rich and CBS LATE MOVIE however, isn't a conpow er ful elite. (A)' c4 0 m CHISHOLMS The "McCloud: The Day New York Chishoims encounter hostile Turned Blue" (1976) Dennis ventlonal leading man. He 9:30 Indians and a wagon train deci- 5 CARTER COUNTRY A run- Weaver. Gig Young. A union may not be as physically mated by fever while traveling away orphan arrives in Clinton executive with too much knowl appealing as Beatty and across t he prairie alone. (Part 3 Corners and claims Chief Roy edge of the ties between the Eastwood, but he's bright, 0(4) syndicate and his union is as her father. ambitious and willing to MORN & MINDY Mork's marked for murder. 10:00 work 24 hours aday. hours are numbered unless he 1:00 can get a power recharge from (I) TO BE ANNOUNCED He saw "When You Comin' TOMORROW Guest: his o-sapid gleek before (4) 0 BARNABY JONES (2) U Barnaby's goddaughter (Bon- TV and movie screenwriter Back, Red Ryder" offhis birthday arrives. 'nie Ebsen) falls prey to a for- EIeáor Perry. Broadway in 1973 and longed U WNOOUNNT (Primi.re EVENING tants try I Angels'Gets flack for something we tour with a band. aren't." "My high school counselor She cited all the "jiggle" took me aside before I shows that were supposed to : •' graduated and tried to talk be copies of "Charlie's S me into dropping show Angels" and flopped, while business and going on to the "Angels" maintain their college so I could make high ratings. somet hing of my life," Mrs. I "The show Isn't a 'Jiggle' Ladd said with a grin. show. It's about three "The night my first women functioning in a episode of 'Charlie's Angels' mans world, trying to do went on the air I got a phone something with integrity. call from her, saying, 'Boy, "We don't use our was I wrong." sexuality. We do use our f. The band, "The Music femininity and our per- , Shop," traveled around the sonalitles. And we are country playing night clubs successful Whenlwasa kid and supper clubs, unt il an there were three things girls automobile accident broke could play at being - a up the group. Some of the secretary, a nurse' and a men returned home, but movie star. j think our show Cheryl decided to make her is a terrific influence on move In California. young women. It shows She found a roommate a characters who don't woman songwriter and compete with men, who are eventually a job as the voice feminine, who like each of Melody in the Hannaother, have self respect, Barbers cartoon "Josie and work at jobs they enjoy with the Pussycats." Acting integrity." lessons followed the dancing Mrs. Ladd is married to and singing lessons she had tm iaw i'uan Lawis actortaken and slowly she CHERYL LADI) son, David, and they have a began getting more and daughter, Jordan, 4. She was 3 years old that I was she began taking dancing better jobs on television, calls herself "an eight-year going to be In show lessons, in high school When Farrah Fawcettovernight success." business," the former Cheryl performed with a folk group Majors threw out her "I told my parents when I Stoppelmoor said, At age 7 and at graduation went on "Angel" halo, Mrs. Ladd THURSDAY Panel of experts I Thinks Friday, April 6, 1979-11 to star lna film version some .,_,, . _,..d selling the rights to me for $50,000. Then it was a matter of getting a screenplay written . "I loved the statement it made," he said, "It was entertaining and heavy with social implications.I wanted to play Teddy and I wanted to make the movie, "The film rights were bought by a midwestern financier who hung onto them for two years. Ninety days before his option expired I talked him into "I went to the original author, Mark Medoff, who's an English professor at the University of New Mexico. 1 gave him my Ideas and we did the screenplay in five days at his house. That was In 1976." NEW at SUPER SALAD BAR \ 15 hems to toil yOUfwiI. 99$ C V\ , International Drive 17-92, Sanford Buy 1- Got One Free Expir" LI '' C"— COUNTRY BREAKFAST Served 1 am. TO 11 am. 2.Egs. Ham or sausage. Hash Browns and Biscuits or Hot Cakes. $I g9 £. Buy 1 -Get One Fr.e spires immommmmmmmpmmmmmmmmmmi . coupon coupon SUPER SALAD COUNTRY BREAKFAST BAR E309s : 4I$.79 BUYI-GETONEFREE • s' BUY 1-GETONEFREE �1 SUNDAY EDITION 1:1 V. 71st Year, No. 198—Sunday, April 8, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 By DONNA ESTE8 Herald Stall Writer The latest F°POU Of the state Department of Transpcatatlon (DOT) designed to save gasoline cofl5tln*Ion by encouraging car-pooling on 14 has been met with skeptician by some Seminole County Of. ficial& The DOT Is proposing the creation of High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) hm on 14 k0m U.S. 192 (SR 520) In Coceola County to SR 434 In STARTS TODAY AND OPEN SUNDAY. 12131.5 MNANCIN 90 DAYS Ske Of Hov ptical ty Officials un _fl —Kill FURNITURE Evening Herald—(USPS 48-280)—Price 25 Cents A DOT spokesman said the theory 15 the NOV lanes would be reservedduring ce,aib peak hours of the day for private vehicles and bum carrying two or more passengers, The spokesman said the Passengers would be those who have left their private vehicles at home to car-pool, and thus saving gasoline. The NOV lanes would be designated to the far left of the highway in the east and wet jyj q Predict If the DOT does something like that on 1-4 and traffic Is backed up In two lanes and no one is In the HOV lane the numbers of the Highway Patrol officers enforcing the regulation would have to be doubled. The people wouldn't stand for It," said County Commissioner Dick William . "I actually had anoccaaionto see something like that in Miami during the football season. I was there to see the Dolphins play. On one of the highways the left hand lane was separated by a solid line. Signs were posted saying cars couldn't chive In the line unless X number of people were In the car. "I noticed a couple of things. The predominant thing was that no one paid any attention to the signs. The drivers were crossing the lanes back and forth. It led me to believe there may.have been a lot of money spent on that may be a good idea or working Insome other part of the country, but won't work here,' Williams said. "I've heard the federal government has tried all kinds of things. I don't think it will work here," Williams said. "The questions are: is It worth the money? Is It cost effective? Is It the best utilization of federal money to put In NOV lanes on an Interstate?"said County Comm issioner Bill Klrchhoff, "Maybe someone should look at WE HAVE BOUGHT SO MANY CLOSE-OUTS THAT WE CAN NO LONGER GET THEM INTO OUR STORES. (OUR STORES ARE FULL) (OUR WAREHOUSE IS FULL) AND MORE ON THE WAY EVERY DAY MANY ITIMS All BEING OPPIIID AT 01 V BEDROOM • UV1NG ROOM ALLBroyhIUUOIN$oOII BEDROOM CHINA-TABLE 6 CHAIRS a 310 SELL EXTRA cME$e9 414 SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICES 2 DAYS ONLY-SPECIAL ORDERS KING EARLY AMERJCAN MAPLE-DRESSER OAK CHEST-MIRROR HEADBOARD • NIlE STAND • TABLE 4 CHAIRS WAS WAS OK Mxr&12 4 SHELF- COUP. AT $129' CHINA-TABLE SETS NOON WASS CMANIM U 8170 9 ODD HEADSOARD$ —CHEAP— $59 WAS $289 NUSITONAMSE SOFA AND CHAIR OAK 114 EXTRA 25 REG $389 WAS$399 CHAIRS a7*u wio$10 2O SELECTIONS WILL VARY STORE TO STORE cuir GAMULNNT $ 1 NILE MOUTH 1W4310N 1742 OPEN NIGHTS TIL V......................... MFG.METML '" ir cowm. CHAIRS LIMITED QUANTiTY ALL ITEMS 'U SPOT REG$79 MIRRORS UO . BROYHILL SOFA EMLYA&ENGIgI IDIJO PINE BAR STOOLS UBT ON Nk $44 vav'rs LIMITED OTY. C By G*OrflIXV POUNUS HeraldSWf Wrf$er "It's been a hard flight, M UN dwW is over and YOU don't have to worry." Those were the just words June Gaines heard from her 43-year-old husband. Moments later, the gilder Walter D. Gaines of Lakeland was piloting plunged from radar screens and crashed In a pasture near Oviedo Friday. Gaines was killed instantly. "He had just radioed his wife and told her .thIng were all right," said John Gaines of Oviedo, the pilot's brother. "He was about four miles from the airport when he talked to her," Gaines said. The Pilot was flying from Gilbert Field In Lakeland to the SemlnoleFlylng Ranch In Oviedo, Investigators said. A spokesman at the Herndou Airport tower In Orlando saldthe craft yajtl.hed from radar screens at about 3:30 p.m. Gaines sal ibis br others wile was trilling the gilder CHROME SOFA wom cus"q WAS $499 V '@ Nr 12 IARE $59 ROCKERS Herald Photos by Tom Vincent P ilot Radios He' s OK... M inutes Later He ras.hes II DI TAStE WERE TO $99 il- [ FURNITURE - SWIVEL ODD .— [] COFFEE TABLES END TABLES WERE T00P'YOUR CHOICE IROYIULL --: FRENCH CHINA $$4 TABLE 4CHAIRS ALL WOOD. BAMBOO CHEST ALL 8OFA$LEEPERS LMSE BUSS TOP PATIO. SET TABLE • 6 CHAIRS WAS $379 FAMOUS MAKER BUNK-BED WESTERN PINE TRESTLE TABLE ASSEMBLED BOOKCASES 'i4OFF UVING ROOM WAS $399 OR QUEEN SIZE FULLY • ___ '•.•• DINETTES LITE ME WITH LIGHTED HEADBOARD WAS *2W YOIJR CHOICE OUR VERY BEST MIRRORED WALL SYSTEMS BEDDING im mmYOM '250 IIETAIL WAS TO $199 V. WiTh 6 CHAIRS PLATFORM BED $594 , .4 The main portion of the wreckage DINING ROOM20% LOOK DRESSER .MIRROR CHEST HEADBOARD . NITE STAND • 5 DRAWER %4OFF ;'1'1i WHITE BA WHITE BAMBOO BEODINO NOIPICLUOB) S airport authorities said. Wayne Jacobs was returning from work at about I pan. when he noticed the remains Of the craft In his pasture off Lockwood Road In Oviedo. "I just saw the wreckage scattered about the field and didn't know what It was so I went and checked," said Jacobs. When Jacobs arrived at the crash site, he discovered the dismnem. bared body of the pilot, be MUK, satd. 8.mlanLs County. : therlftus deputies arrived at the scane shortly therealter,h..utt ____ Gaines, a jeweler In his father's store In Lakeland, was on his way to Oviedo to Participate In Saturday's Florida State Soaring Qmamplon.hlps. According to his brother, the pilot was "an excellent flyer." He had competed in gilder events throughout the country and was a former member of a gilder team V . th hod L...11 Bts'ops, his brothersaid. M agent froin the St. Petersburg office of the Federal Aviation Authority arrived Saturday morning to join local authorities In the investigation. Sheriff's deputies said there was no immediate determination as to the cause of the crash. The craft Gaines was flying had a wingspan of 70 feet. When Jacobs reached the craft, he said parts of It w.nettsr.4 JUP to NO or lwreet from the body and fuselage. Jacobs said he didn't craft go down. Gaines had been flying gliders for more than 10 years, his brother said. He had competed In the Florida State competition last year and had come close to winning, he said. In addition to his wife, Gaines Is survived by a son and two daughters. Sam Tucker, manager of environmental affairs with FP&L's Miami office, told the hearing officer his company wants to burn high-sulfur content oil at seven of its plants V V / V . . said his brother four mum from do I was EINI his wIfe. Who the glider sIkdtoarr1v.by4p.m,a search was. launched, V . • . . ; o' •I .. V tjIjSf''. To . ' :minoIe No4 Fooling. Effects Of Truck Str'lke...yet workem and depend on the truck lines," ,Longweod, aho said the strike are purchased from Sanford, hidiutry.wIds shutdown, which tacllfllelV Of pesdec. sal sown aid. "As their .spplisi ha. tel affected Ma but truck drivers are taking baninass. Wyns aid. He said auto pests would take several days end Sinc, the strike began, U.S. longer to return. 'Tludj Cj is ex- Mon msrth.s IOBI%IMI, gu do.., we will be hurt ______ _______ _____ ______ _____ _______ ________ ___ _____ g$ the majority ______ Of pests ptrchasd from Jackeonvilhe "tifliose Of dollars to reve.e, auto_____ a Of ijo Cossly have sine i'takwd eveutanBy. Prebshly In about from"I UPS Makers have rspo,t.dg think I don't know hew are trempostsd to Ms n tom Icons closer each day the strike prod uction it at we are fi ding the affsetsd far by the strike. these weske." hiM 30,000 t "i sal when they will be of- by prvutsly.owusd frucke. m a. not gutting con and trucks. According to __ byib Eaiyn Coppsdgu manager feetod, Wijs said. Cv'v1.si Offidain as ta," 'Tim. Of major has ut abo Justice said, ran an Is, by the lair' Pests and 1pIhi & Of Ward Amsrlean Auto Parts, MoM Of Wyne's auto .plh,u amMo factories have said an 5g," em npsay pi"tsnui os4.* "became there's nothing for BrdMrbnd of Sanford Ave., aid he pichase. for the week U.S. 174I, a.iwo* said tbm to MW bK1L MW of Wbd said. r"r1 71 truck waii fell II piresot mal her buss of' they pick up Is regulated Chrysler Corporation has oulps* would drop __ (scud by the strike. Ike guts wo A. 'utie all its below normal. U.S. P' P4t aid MsMIO*t$frImWer1PSS iJar,iae On the brigidir side, produce s idIh its A spokesman for I1nk .......... ----j.................... ai, , IL .JdIUIIIdIspmMP in ad VOrIUl4O ad . We S'tiMk.d*yM, I's, said his business ai.S .................... 41 *X 1uiu1u ................NA hourly employees. Gessia1 rIpiitiwadvsrsss(fscsasa bap'$ .xp.rieacsd UI we sal lair an," g$ 't buS I1f.dad V ths 1 e . dra@ inwess __ NK ZISSW ................ S,TA III ................... 'Those werchoMes bey MlksJuaticeofgast,rn $ haviag "a NarW __ saugerul DsAI .................. Tilsifels .................. Mdacer$aat1A,1s,. ROIhur$ssid iNpmsdiare a_.iMN:á., fr. hanfactonr FonlCwPNts.UL17. ........ ...,.....41 ..... U Tin. to its Id Of chesd rernlngfrsmth, beingklipididfr,st the co,.gy mithuqg, i; IerutdSIIWrNor V V. Law entsreeea Officials Inspect parts of plane El V . Graham told Carter he would suspend the standards only when absolutely necessary and predicted no serious increase hi air poll ution. He also promised to Impose rigid energy conservation measures, Including stepped t enforcement of the 55 mile an hour speed limit and reduction of heating and air conditioning usage in public buildings. sidered giving up the bird. Her "She said I better come up Herald Staff Writer husband William Is Ill with hers as soon as I could," Mrs. She has had to sell her fur- heart trouble In South Carolina Tucker said. "I don't have nitire end virtually everything and the hopes to join him as much, but I started to sell else she Owns to meet medical soon as she can. But she cannot I knew I couldn't everything. ezpensesof her own than take the bird hi its cage onthe take Mike aoI even tried tos, Of her stricken husband, but bus. "William went up to find hi m." wbanit came toseIllmgag,, something near our daughter But after three days of Mrs. Bonnie Tucker, 63, of and granddaughter," Mrs. wrethng with berdJ, she E. 24th St., Sanford, drew the Tucker said. changed her mind. She said she line. But shortly alter he arrived, had several calls, with offers up "I need the money, but Ijust she said, her daughter phoned to 50, but thet%rfledaflof them couldn't sell Mike.. I ji and said Tucker had become ill down. couldn't," said Mrs. Tucker. and was at aldit was his heart. "I thought at first that the 0 Mike Is the 6-monthigd myna The 64-year-4d retired house was not enough and then I bird given to Mrs. Tucker by painter has had three heart realized I jiat didn't want Mike her church frienda, For the pest aitacka In the past, his wife week Mrs. Tucker has con- said. See ITS HARD, Page VA I ___ unlikely that would happen. By GEOFFREy POUNDS V ., located In Sanford, Cape Canaveral and Ft. Myers. Tucker said the plants in those cities can easily burn high-sulfur content Oil because they areequlppedto burn various jends 0f0fl with little problem. Scott Burns, district manager for FP &L In Sanford, said It will be necessary for his company to be Permitted to burn the dirtier oil at all seven plants to avoid power losses in this area. "If we're permitted to burn high-sulfur content Oil at only a few of the plants, those where the burning is prohibited will draw low. sulfur content oil from the others, and the problem will still exist," Burns pointed out. Burning high-sulphur oil is normally prohibited by the federal Man Air Act to cut • nqnai,U'im. .,,, , Graham bid requested a '10-day emergency, but Is satisfied with the Carter decision- Press secretary Steve Hull said. "We think the White House decision .-- fair one. We're also cutilkisal that if emergency shortages stW exW a month from now the President will react favorably to a request for an extension," Hull said. Carter reserved for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency the right to overrule any decision by Graham, but Hull said It Is Not Easy Sell A Good Friend ___ - Florida Power & Light spokesmen today were attempting to convince state officials they need permission to burn high-sulphur content oil at their Sanford plant to avoid power shortages which could lead to blackouts or brownouts. The FP&L officials' plea was being made at a hearing at the Sheraton Jet Port Inn, Orlando, convened by Environments' Regulation Secretary Jake Varn. FP&L wants permission to burn the high-sulphur content oil at six other Florida plants. The utility company a couple months ago indicated It would begin experiencing Problems by mid-April because supplies of low-sulphur content oil normally used to Provide its customers with power will be. in short supply. A34t4pM11 the p1ObiAmt FP&I.. 4 aevz.1 other Florida *1l1.i potoned Gov. Bob Graham asking he declare an energy emergency In Floiide. Alter several hearings In Tallahassee, the governor did so and requested President Carter waive a federal regulation prohibiting the burning of highsulphur content oil, which the utility cornpanles say they can get In ample supply. Late Friday, President Carter notified Graham he Is declaring a 3Oday emergency for Florida to avert black outs and brownout., At today's hearing In Orlando, scheduled to last until late afternoon, were a bearing offleer representing the governor's office, about 12 spokesmen from FP&L and other utilities, but only a few citizen spectators. ft's and after receiving assurance from her husband that things were ____ ___ OK, the turned ollthe radio and proceeded to the OD5 NEW YORK AVE. CLOUD SUNDAY . V ___ $121 FREE DELIVERY AND SET UP ON SALES OVER 100 US 4411 MILE EAST . OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK VV, See HOV, Page lIA Hearing Underway 016 's... .,., . actual number of cars that could use such a lane. it might be something that could be tried at peak travel periods of say 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and 3p.m. to 5 p.m.," Mrs. Glenn said. Williams, Kirchhoff and Mrs. Glenn are Seminole County's representatives on the MPO. Members of that organization are gubernatorial appointees. "NOV could be our only salvation with the present lane FP&L Energy Cris is suow WHOLISALI PRICES SATURDAY-SUNDAY RED HOT SPECIALS . C vehicles using them. Perhaps the reason Is they have to cross a bunch of other lanes to get to them, weaving in and out of traffic to get off the Interstates," he said. "it would be Interesting to see how they have worked in other areas," said Commissioner Sandra Glenn, "What type travelers use this type of setvice, and if It would be feasible for central Florida. "It appears the decision will havetobemadebasedonthe To Burn High-Sulfur Oil THIS MAY II Till SIOIIST PIICI IIDUCT1ON OP THU TIM! SHOP IAILY AND SAVI. SAME AS CASH the interstate coming out of Washington, D.C. to the south and see why the people don't use the NOV lanes there when they have the opportunity," he said. "1 haven't seen this before the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO). Before anything is instituted the MPO should get some input," Kir. chhoff said. "People who have been in the Washington area where there are NOV lanes have noticed a distinct ikof V. a at. .s,.eyid — &oun, manager Of JiM Today V of . ,, / '. - a .' V a I 0 . - Vt V• • • -. * • I - —' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 06, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 06, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 06, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6df94146d8fed7cba919db9fb6a38940.pdf 8ebb88f7128a7cd734142f6e5005484d PDF Text Text 4 SUNDAY EDITION 71st Year, No. 216—Sunday, April 29, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—( USPS 48.280)—Price 25 Cents County Employment H:• _ q4 4 T, wr~ _ - -- LiI Il I • I •• 1 Picture B rightens; Hundreds Find Work U : a i . iii I Jim Terwilieger's Health I class at Seminole High School instructs students in the basic first aid techniques. Above, Daphnie Metts poses as an injured victim as Cynthia Brown (middle) and Liz Andes apply the traction splint. I Ij yn tht"a Brown: She Makes Youth Week Significant iI a • I I I f' T 4 !TTT I ' L' kJ ' ' ( I " TrT r - By SHARON CARRASCO -V 1 • - - 1- • I r r• z ' - - - .-. _ ' - ' - MATTRESS and FOUNDATION SEMINOLE COUNTY YOUTH WEEK SCHEDULE April 29-May 5 SUNDAY, APRIL" Youth Programs, Inc. Horse Show, Wilco Sales Arena, Route 46,4 miles west of Interstate-4, beginning at 9 a.m. L4pplzan exhIbition, 1 p.m. Spectators free. Youth Art Display in Robinson's Concourse, Altamonte Mall all during week. MONDAY, APRIL30 League of Women Voters New Voter Registration Siqbie Ccinrnwdty College Student Activity Center, 10 am to 3p.m. Seminole County Bar Association Courthouse Tours. Information: 3.483O Ext. 279• THURSDAY, MY 3 Youth Programs, Inc. Soccer Clinic, 4-7pn., 51fOr4 Middie School. Free to first 50 youth to sign up. InforP': 347I0. Palms Counseling Seminar "Practical Methods of Dialing with Behavoir Problems In Children and ,yaids," Spring Oaks Recreation Center, 7 p.m. Free to first 0 persona to register at 644-7347. INEVER BEFORE hm Sst$ov• QUEEN SIZE PRICED THIS L( IN SIZE -. FULL -SIZE ONLYI ApI26,fl&2$II KING SIZE . 95 , chicken with its head cut off while this guy Is beating his head on the ground." With the help of bystanders, Cynthia was able to steady the man until the ambulance arrived. It was her first experience with an emergency crisis and she handled it like a professional rescue workers said. And, what with Youth Week (April 29-May 5) ex' tensively observed throughout Seminole County and this being the International Year of the Child, Cynthia and some of her fellow students are prime examples of youth In action. Not one for taking credit, Cynthia attributes her prowess partly to Jim TerwWager's Health I clan &W her love of physical aC1enCL' Both her mother and aunt are registered nurses and Cynthia plans to follow suit in the field of health careers Other students who have put into practice the teaching Herald Staff Writer One Saturday last February darted out like most for Cynthia Brown, a senior at Seminole High School. She usually sold hot dogs and cokes on the weekends behind one of the concessions scattered across the Central Florida Zoological Park. Then It happened. A fellow zoo employee of Cynthia's had Just gone on his lunch break when he began rocking beck and festh collapsing to the ground. He was having an eplle$Ic.type fit and no one seemed to know what to do. Inaspllt.eecond'sUme, Cynthia rushed from behind the Coocson coimt.r end began employing the first aid she'd acdred In her No school class, "I first grabbed some jachata and placed them under Ms head to make an airway and tried to keep him calm," Cynthia recalls. "I wss just glad that I was there and was able to keep my cool," she adds. "I didn't dart running around like a 95 II See CYNTHIA, Page 12A FRIDAY, MAY 4 Seminole County Bar Association Mock Trial, 9 a.m., County Commission Board Room, Courthouse. Information: call 3234330 Ex. 779. First Baptist Church Youth Led Revival, 7 p.m., 519 Park Ave., Sanford. Information: 3234041. YOUTH DAY, SATURDAY, MAY S Festival In the Park and Health Fair, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 4th Street and Park, Sanford. Free entertainment, games, and exhibits. Information: 323-1760. HR&Foster Care Children's Story Hour, 10 am. and 2 p.m., Sanford Civic Center Annex. Free. Information: 229.00. Community Leaders vs. Youth Softball Games, 2-5 p.m., Chase Memorial Park Sanford. Admission, $1 for adults. Information: 322-9146. Sanford Chlldiood Development Center Dimey Trip, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Drug Action Committee Art Auction, 7 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic center, $1. Information: 834-1221. Lake Mary Block Party and Dance. 7:30 p.m. to midnight, Lake Mary Elementary School. Free. Information: , - there is no area of the county 68,178 are employed. The labor looking for summer emBy GEOFFREY POUNDS where the demand for up- force at the same time last year ployment," Prescott said. Herold Staff Writer A record number of Job plicants Is slack. was just tinder 70,000 he said. Youths working during the "The whole county is in a Figures used by his office summer months will not alter seekers found positions in Seminole County during the good economic period right compute anyone who works the employment figures. He month of April, Florida State now, the jobs are not just at the more than 20 hours a week to be said those positions are Employment Service Manager south end. a full-time worker. calculated separate from the "As a matter of fact, I've Prescott said there has been a general labor force. Ralph Prescott said today. Prescott said during March been getting inquiries from surge of females entering the Prescott said an increase in 436 persons were placed on Jobs industries in Orlando and job market this year in the light industry throughout the by his office. That figure, which elsewhere seeking information county. lie said 47.9 percent of office are county coupled with a continued was the highest ever recorded on the labor market in the north the applicants at his rise in the demand for service by the Sanford office, has end of the county," he said. now female. lie said 37.9 perare the key already been surpassed in Prescott said the county cent of the placements this year occupation workers factors In the declining April, he said. unemployment rate dipped have been for females. In addition, he said 25.5 unemployment figures. Service "It is a good market for those from seven percent for the looking for jobs. We have an same time last year to 5.9 percent of the placements this occupation workers include sales clerks, hotel and motel excess of offers," he said. "We percent at the present time. The year have been minorities, 21.5 workers and restaurant national employment rate is 5.7 percent of those placed are workers. need good applicants." veterans and 29.4 percent of the The employment picture is percent. The 5.9 percent figure is placements were for workers bright for almost all levels of "It is not an up and down sort applicants, from the based on a county-wide labor under age 22. of thing. The picture looks very professional levels to the mm- force of 72,486 full-time "Right now we are preparing good and should remain very skilled, said Prescott. He said workers, of which Prescott said for the placement of students steady," Prescott said. Sanford Woman Charged In Mate's Shooting Death Thelma Brooks' sister Details of the shooting were mother accompanied her to the a bait. describes her as a hard- sketchy today however. San- pouce department. "They've bad to afl police working person determined at ford police said they arrested Mrs. Brooks, according to her back and forth, back and forth. self-improvement and Mrs. Brooks, 31, shortly after sister, has three children, He was always beating up on "someone who strives con- the 7:45 p.m. shooting when she at home and another with two his her and throwing her out of the stantly to become something went to the police department father in South Carolina. The house," Mrs. Brooks' sister better." to report the incident, two at home, her sister said, are related. Today,. Mrs. Brooks is In Shortly after the shooting, a girl, 9 and a boy, 11. "1 don't Mrs. Brooks is a part-time Seminole County Jail charged Mrs. Brooks went to the home have any children, so they'll student at Seminole with first degree murder In of her mother, Mrs. Pearlie May with me until we see what Community College mornings connection with the shooting Brown of West 13th Street for happens with this mess," Mrs. and attends a school for death Friday night of her 44- help, her sister said. Brooks' sister said. beauticians In Orlando at. year-old husband, Adolphus "When she got to my Although police reports In- ternoons, her sister added. Brooks in the couple's home at mother's house, she asked dicated no motive for the "She wanted to get her 165 Bethune Circle, Sanford. someone standing on the porch shooting, except that it was beautician's She was "Now it's all gone, this to ask my mother to conic out. related to a domestic working hard atlicense. It. - . now this," tragedy has ruined her whole She told her '1 just shot Sonny. argument, Mrs. Brooks' sister Mrs. Brooks' sister said. life," Mrs. Brooks' sister said 'That's what they they called said the couple have had They found his body on the this morning. him." She said Mrs. Brooks' problems for the past year and floor of a bedroom. TIME TO SPRING FORWARD How do you move this Jury Award Is 2001000; Y But He'll Get Only $29,000 550 N. HWY. 17-92, LONGWOOD, FLORIDA i • ¼ mIIs north of Hwy. 434. _________ ssd Sum. i--... —_s__ - -- ------- a - -- .- - —I A az.member Seminole in the Auto-Train pickup truck across the railroad crossing. avoid-the accident. According to his testimony, But the jury sided with Bait Ds1sr man $M,M for to be "pennanently injured." Z1ButII was delving his then Hayes, the defense attorney, ui Injiclas 1w mffwW In The collision occurred at a four-year-old son to kin- who said simply: io.Troin p'thp truck grids croidng on Barwick dergaiten in Ms pickup truck (If this accident , Road, jwdwwdo(Uj. 1748and when It Mailed at railroad ______ failod to look north -louise, became he Was au th of the SL Join's River crossing In the pith ° w pieced eJ$g in 5fs in Voinda Coimty. law preaching train. His track was on MA track as rngJ8n on 'time so he coaid avoid ded,sIgMeniyt Claiming the struck in the left rear just as ___dmk bygoing the =wMa put of the Ado-Train crew, ZeBdhaboedhjgaonooflje 11. jUry of two wemus and ZaButh filed the clvii auit puuger win law of the truck, men 'diliberdid almost against both the Auto-Train he testified. In its d rdlons, the jiry hews Fridey m.ruwn Cerpordlon and the Seaboard Up 7thk who was a1de the blue. rw'iig the decision on (i4Iw Railroad Cv'npuuy. ' . Uwk on was, traw two railroad firma 10 percud Lir' 'iegllgs' In the accident. - JWerZ,1db 31, of DeBary, Train crew failed to Maw am Mom to SUlfied ZeButh was awarded $175,110 dw dd 00K$ Was, ink ww"to WW him of U10 by BeaconHolpital Ambulance at. for loss of Lomne sail pwmd oftombg h1in as be MhK condition by a hospital 101,111 HavIng enedfums been -stiwIu mw.dhrfarW raanIyed mom of • eda ad rheard from the Ø,1IS,lawyen - -- 4uaty jary his awarded a t'oflhalon from which he claimed ___ - a 0, • 0 - -' . - / - - - • • - - IllfTf, "": .. _______ - ... N -- . • - Jobs Graham, Ziflath' • • __ • - - • :', j;;;'iwsewiiici. , - • - A , t' -• .•. ., .............. .::' '-, : -.• ---- ,. .. ,-•. frl - 10" ad r'.::'. - '.- 4 ;"*, vv. I Qmbm all. lbs vie' "_gift he W•1 — 11ss—**POII clock ahead one hour? Simple — just remove one of the steel bails. Actually, Susan Tindeli of 715 Bevler Road in Sanford is demonstrating her unusual clock as a reminder for you to set your clock one hour ahead when you go to bed this weekend. The official change is at 2 a.m. local time on the last Sunday in April. The lost hour will be regained six months later, on the last Sunday In October. Using the simple rule - spring forward, fall back - Amricans should shift their clock forward from 2 a.m. to 3 a.m. All of the United States will go on daylight time Sunday except for Arizona, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa and all of Indiana save six counties around Gary and six counties around Evansville. Residents of those states and territories will re main on Standard 'flme, ""Aid Psgs by Tom Viecssg - - �At 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, April 2, 7e Evening Herald, Sanford, F). Fidariv Mnn 1:'i'raa An ir-rnwA • www, 1(11k 9 - NATION •• -, VYORLD I N BRI E F Crewmen Steer Plane From School Before Crash LEALHOLM, England (UP!) Two U.S. Air Force crewmen who died steering their blazing jet away from a village school filled with some 50 children are being praised for their heroic action. The crewmen Ignored the opportunity to eject when their RF4C fighter caught fire Friday at roof-level over Lealholm and instead steered it through the only open space in the north Yorkshire village, clear of the school and a major disaster. Moments later both were dead. The jet, on a reconnaissance training flight, passed within 30 yards of the school at roof level and crashed Into hedges, killing sheep and scattering burning debris in a half-mile radious. - SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UP!) Friday for the city's colorful An elderly man described by Battle of Flowers Parade neighbors as "a loner" parked fled In terror as the gunfire his camper near a festive pierced the crowd. parade route, shouted "What Many of the 300,000 revelers kind of society is this?" and along the 2.5 mile route, opened fire on thousands of however, were unaware of the revelers, killing two women and sniping Incident, injuring more than 47 others. Police rushed the van almost Police, gaily dressed partici- an hour after the shooting and pants and an estimated 5,000 shouts of "traitors" began shocked onlookers gathered coming from the camper. - Inside, they found the body of Ira Attebury, who would have been 65 years old Sunday, and six rifles. Pollee Chief Emil E. Peters said he was not sure whether Attebury was killed by police builds, or had shot himself in the bead as a SWAT team closed in on his camper. The dead women identified as Ida ''Zd ' - - W •• •. . • Amalia Castillo, 49, both of San Antonio. Mrs. Castillo had brought her four children and two grandchildren to the parade. Two of her children and her daughterIn-law were hospitalized with gunshot wounds. Both women were standing in front of AttCPIII?VS camper, di was parked on a curbust . I . • .. . . • . . • •" •-: .. . • ••, •. • . -': ' .': - • .' Russian Fires At Embassy MOSCOW (UPI) . • • • ' • • - I f';. t;1' '. • •',.,. - - • month to the day after another young Soviet holed up in an '' i:.'i' '.. • • - . • •. ' . • • ' . -....-. .'' . ' _. •• ' • . • 4 ' - embassy waiting room for four hours, then killed himself by detonating a bomb strapped to his waist as Soviet police rushed to grab him. shouting By United Press International The Red River of the North finally crested and receded somewhat along the North Dakota-Minnesota border, giving weary sandbaggers their first breather in a week. But new rains threatened to swell the bloated river again today. The Minnesota town of Robbin near Drayton was almost totally submerged. The only structure on high ground, a church, was turned into a shelter for some of the town's 50 families. "Robbin, Minnesota almost doesn't exist," said Winston Bateman, deputy director for Red Cross operations at Grand Forks. "Farmers in rural areas are isolated completely. For some places the worst has yet to come." Inflicted. Attebury's landlady at the trailer camper near Lackland Air Force Base where he rented a $40-a-month lot described him as "a loner" and antisocial who grew roses In his yard. Mrs. Copeland said Attebury told her two days ago he was going to Arkansas or Missouri after the parade. "I thought it was strange that he went to parades since he had little to do with people," she said. Police said they witnessed "numerous Instances of extreme valor" during the shooting by civilians and policemen who risked their lives to remove the injured and those plumed down by gunfire. • - least six officers were among the Injured, Police first maneuvered to remove about 100 persons pinned down by the fire, firing three canisters of teargas Into Attebury's camper. About 30 minutes after the Worst Over In Mississippi VICKSBURG, Miss. (UP!)— Civil defense officials and Army engineers believe the worst may be over in the flood fight as the rushing Mississippi Rivers heads toward a crest today in Vicksburg. The mighty river is expected to crest today at 48 feet. The peak was down two-tenths of a foot from earlier predictions. The river has already crested in Greenville and begun a slow fall. "It looks pretty good we're in good shape," Bill Bridges of the Army Corps of Engineers - or shell fragments. With blood dreaming down his face, he threw his body over Miss Wick to protect her. "It's called the animal in. stlnct," Uapher said later at a hospital. "I was leery of anyone else getting hit again." A Winter Park woman was Seminole County deputies. Miss Plpkin allegedly tried to Thursday noon in the parking steal three articles of clothing lot of a shopping center in Fern from Jordan Marsh, 451 E. Park, according to Seminole Altamonte Drive, Altamonte County deputies. Springs, when a store security Barbara Harvey Hart, 49, guard spotted her, deputies say. told deputies a man wearing a MISS Pipkln was allegedly black shirt and black pants seen stuffing a blouse valued at approached her as she was $26 into a Jordan Marsh bag getting into her car. and then left the store without any attempt to pay for it, The man was described as deputies say. approximately 25 to 30 years A further search of her bag old. He reached through the revealed a beige jacket valued open car door and attempted to at $56 and a beige pair of pull her purse out of her hands, slacks valued at $26, deputies Mrs. Hart told deputies. say. "Give me your money or I She was held on a $5,250 bond. will kill you," the man threatened," Mrs. Hart said. HOMEBURGLARY ARREST When she refused, he hit her A Longwood man was In the face and the head, Mrs. arrested at his home Thursday Hart said. Mrs. Hart ripped the on charges of burglary and right sleeve of her assailant's grand theft, according to shirt and fought the man, she Seminole County deputies. told deputies. Glen Felton Carter, 18, of 725 The man gave up and ran E. Logan Drive, Longwood, northbound across the parking allegedly burglarized a lot, deputies say. Longwood home in February, and stole stereo equipment and ARREST other property valued at $1,520, Clalve Margret Pipkin, 22, of deputies say. Winter Park, was arrested TOOLS TAKEN Thursday afternoon for retail and grand theft, according to A set of tools valued at $200 assaulted by a would-be-robber Red River Recedes, More Rain Is Forecast standing with the parade One was Jack Lupher, a 32chairman in the middle of the year-old St. Louis, Mo., sales parade route. "It sounded like representative, who was an automatic weapon to us." At wounded with at least 10 pellets • , •, '.': . . J v' • voice " about . . a "traitors" from the camper three times." "One officer was shot and when we darted to his aid, other shots were fired and other officers hit the ground," said Capt. Patrick Nichols, who was • A Russian man armed with two sawed-off shotguns and what he said was a bomb fired two shots In the U.S. Embassy courtyard in the second major security breakdown at the mission in a month. The shotgun blasts Friday caused no injuries or damages and the young intruder was arrested by Soviet militiamen after unarmed American security personnel convinced him to leave embassy grounds. An embassy spokesman said, "The Soviet intruder did not make any demands of embassy officers and did not explain his motivations." The incident occurred almost a marching units and floats had already stepped briskly away from the area when gunfire erupted from Attebury's green and yellow camper. A woman standing near the camper, Diane Wick of St. Louis, said Attebury shouted: "What kind of society of this?" as he began firing, Jails Gutierrez, 13, said as she jumped over chairs lining the street seeking cover, she Woman Fights With Would-Be Robber IN BRIEF a shot Into the camper, claiming he hit Attebury as the gunman attempted to Insert a clip into one of the six rifles found stacked In the camper. Peters said, however, the head wound suffered by the forming point said several sniper could have been self- heard ' shooting began, an officer fired the parade route. police knew of no motive for the attack, but Peters said, "It's obvious he came to the parade with a plan or design to do what he did. It looks like he had quite an arsenal." Witnesses at the parade's Sunday, April 29,1979—JA said. About 250 families have been evacuated in the Vicksburg area because of the floodwaters spilling into low-lying areas. Officials believe the waters will not get high enough to cause any more evacuations.. The pickup truck was valued told deputies the burglary an Oviedo man, according at $5,000, Miller said. occurred sometime between Seminole County deputies. Wednesday night and Thursday James Wallace Jackson, 4$, TOOL BOXES TAKEN morning at his home. The doors of Route 1. Oviedo reported tile Two tool boxes and a 12-volt of the 1977 Pickup truck were incident Wednesday tio battery valued at $450 were locked, he said. deputies. No signs of forci stolen from the home of a GUILTY PLEA entry were detected, deputiiis Sanford man, according to Brian Dale Terpening, 18, of say. Seminole County deputies. 240 Oxford Road, Fern Park. $300 STOLEN William Lee, 25, of 221 Bieder has pleaded guilty to burglary Someone broke into tile was stolen from the home of a Ave., Sanford, told deputies the in circuit court. maintenance shed of ai Terpening was arrested in apartment complex in Wintdr Midway man, according to property was stolen Thursday from the front room of his February in connection with the Park and stole two lawdSeminole County deputies. residence. burglary of an apartment in the mowers, according to Seminole Ellis Staley, 25, of 2410 Main St. John' s Village complex in County deputies. St., Midway, told deputies the CB STOLEN Fern Park. assorted tools were taken The two push-type mowers A 40-channel citizens band A pre-sentencing in. valued at $300 were s1oh* sometime between Wednesday and Thursday from his home. radio and several tires were vestigation was ordered. sometime Wednesday from it stolen sometime Thursday shed at the Squire One Apartfrom a truck and tire business BURGLAR CONVICTED ments. 2500 Howell Branch $5,000 PICKUP STOLEN A 19-year-old Orlando man Road, Winter Park, deputies A 1977 Ford pickup was in Sanford, according to pleaded guilty to burglary in say. reported stolen Thursday from Seminole County deputies. The burglar left no signs of circuit court. the parking lot of a food store in BRUSHES STOLEN forced entry at the Robertson A pre-sentence investigation Forest City, according to A burglar scaled a wire fence Trucking Co., U.S. Highway 17. was ordered for Steven and broke into a vehicle owned Seminole County deputies. 92, Sanford, deputies say. Entry Fleming. Fleming was arrested by the Seminole County School Michael Todd Miller, 26, of was gained through the rear in January and charged with District late Wednesday night 1410 Tipton Road, Casselberry, door. The value of the stolen stealing a stereo, jewelry and or early Thursday morning, told deputies his truck broke property was not determined, other items valued at $297 from Sanford police report. the home of Ronnie Lee down Sunday at the CumPolice said the vehicle was MOTOR STOLEN Howard, 108 Mohawk Ave., parked in a maintenance lot at berland Farms Store on State A motor valued at $175 was Longwood. Route 436, Forest City. Miller 410 W. Fourth St. at the time of said he abandoned the truck stolen from the truck of a the incident. Police said a pair CASH TAKEN and sent his friend to retrieve it Maitland man, according to A 12-inch portable color of coveralls, paint and several Tuesday and discovered it had Seminole County deputies. television and $700 in cash were paint brushes valued at $380 William McManus, 30. of 217 stolen from the trailer home of were taken. been stolen, deputies say. Manlewood Drive. Maitland. • W, (,/ R Quake Shakes San Francisco SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) A moderate earthquake centered just south of San Francisco struck the Northern California coast in a succession of sharp jolts Friday. - Russia-France Sign Pledge MOSCOW (UP!) Soviet President Leonld Brezhev and French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing today signed documents that pledge both countries to a decade of economic cooperation and expanded relations. The signing of the documents came as Giscard was wrapping up his three-day visit to Moscow, during which trade, scientific and cultural affairs were discussed. Giscard hosted a banquet for Brezhnev Friday evening and said the signing of the documents "will prove an important and positive stage in the development of our HOSPITAL NO TES - ESSAY _ avoid that," he said in an Interview. They Mourn, Emulate Hitler MADRID, Spain (UP!) Ultra-rightists wearing swastika armbands poured out of a memorial mass for Adolph Hitler and went on a rampage, smashing the windows of several Jewish-owned stores. Far left guerrillas claimed responsibility for a powerful plastic bomb that damaged a pollee station not far from the church where the mass was held Friday. Three policemen and a passer-by outside the. building suffered minor cuts. Thousands of persons attended the Hitler mass, which has been held every year in Madrid for more than three decades to mourn the death of the Nazi leader at the close of World War II. - ___ ! Waldheim, Vietnamese Talk HONG KONG (UP!) United Nations' Secretary General Kurt Waldheim left Hanoi for Ho Qd Miab City today during his visit to help Vietnam and China agree on peace and to solve the problem of the Vietnamese boat people. The Vietnam news agency said WaIdheim his wife Elizabeth, and his party new from the Vietnam.,, capital south. The agency did not give the reason for the journey, or the length of time Waldheim would th... The dispatch gave no details of WaJd1jm's talks with Vldnameae leaders-expected lobe focussed on settling the long-standing border dispute between Hanoi and Peking which erupted Into war In February, and coming to grips with the flood of refugees escaping Vietnam. - Jennifer Jones Alex S. Kinlaw Mildred McMahan Herbert Seminole and conducted by Florida Division of Forestry, receiving their awards from Janice Springfield, Bank executive vice president, and Mike Kuypers of Division of Forestry are Tammy Vincent, (left), of Sanford, with 110 third prize, and Nancy Freeman, of Maitland, with $50 savin gs bond first prize. Nancy is in the 61 h grade at Tuskawilla Middle School, while Tammy is in Rh grade at All Souls School. Winner of the $25 savings bond second prize was Susie Brisson, an 8th grader at All Souls. The con test was open to sixth-eighth grade rs In Seminole County on the theme "The Importance of Trees in America's Future." WINNERS - "For the last 13 years, people have been killing each other. It we are not careful this may be the beginning at more intensive killing of one another and we would like to Sanford: Jerry Hester Winners in the 1979 Arbor Day Essay Contest, sponsoredHerald by Flagship Bank of Rhodesian Party Drops Out vestigated. ADMISSIONS I:Tr.d.,,,: piseSs by Tim Netsil relations." SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) The Rev. Ndabanlngl Sithole, who ran a poor second in Rhodesia's first majority rule election, announced today his party would not take up Its parliamentary seats In the new coalition government. He warned there could be "Intensive killing" unless his claims of election Irregularities are Independently In- '' ,..•• fr, 1 Month Later, i ppled Plant Cr'' Safely Shut Down HARRISBURG, Pa. (UP!) The crippled reactor at Three Mile Isla nd appeared to be safely sh ut do wn today, the first month anniversary of America's worst nuclear power plant accident. "It sure seems to be working," Karl Abraham, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission spokesman, said Friday night as of ficials reviewed a new reactor cooling plan Implemented earlier in the day as the long-term shutdown state. Abraham said final tests were dill awaited on whet her the new plan, In which water in the core cooling system is circulating - .,..IA ..k..&J..... WM iuiwwu iur awguie. Respirators were passed aid to Stalin and scientists In the control room when the natural circulation system was pd Into place because the maneuver triggered a release of radiation, However, St" said preliminary teds Indicated only a small amount of radioactive tenon escaped and was not considered harm. tub. Offidals were worried about a release of ca naturally, was working. VictorStello, head of NRC crisis operations at the plant site, said the NRC decided to go ahead with the final shutdown plan five days ear ly because of technical problems with the pro-shutdown cooldown procedures. 51db said two gauges In the control room were giving "eratic" readings concerning the condition of the reactor's pomp cooling system. Rather than use backup setgs, . flclals thought It was time to turn off the pump at 2:07 p.m. and allow the water to Ella J. (Dlckin) Reynolds, DeBary Catherine Ramp, Deltona Rosemary Rossi, Deltona Edith M. Schmidt, Lake Mary Cynthia Lauderbaugh, Orange John G. Herbst, Orlando NINTHS city Sanford: Donald & Wilma Merrick —a girl Robert I Cynthia Lauderbaugh boy, Ora ng e City. - DISCHARGES Chris J. Portewig Jeff Sargent William F. Tinsley Earl E. Troutner Evelyn E. Morgan, DeLand Daniel M. Woodruff, Deland Curtis Hall Sr., Geneva Francis Villandry, New Smyrna •_.. - The mrs. MU. L4a4 accident occurred at 4 sin., March X. WASHINGTON (UP!) I Two maintenance agreed not to he said. plants with reactors similar to reopen until the staff, headed W.S. Lee, president of the the one that went out of control by reactor regulation chief Duke Power Co., which owns at Three Mile Island darted Harold Denton, approves. Oconee, said the outcome came shuttlngdowu today, one month after "working day and night Don to the day after the nation's Posed, then supported a move to several days trying to close our worst nuclear accident. order the shutdown of plants commtmlcatlons gap" with the The plants shut down tomake designed by Babcock and NRC staff. repairs ordered by the Nuclear Wilcox, the company that built The only difference between Regulatory Commission. the faulty Three Mile Island Denton's recommendation to Under terms of a voluntary reactor. Finally, he pressured close on Wednesday and agreement, put into the form of the utility companies that own Friday's order Is that Oconee an order by the NRC staff, the the plants to agree to a shut- may shut down its three, units in Rancho Saco plant near g down, which the fivemember stages1nordoroifor hardramdo and one of three NRC decided to make formal by to-f ind fuel oil to generate reactors South at the Oconee plant In letting Denton "order" It. repiacement electricity and to replac western ,Withthen (proposed)- chin. make sure aimultaneoi shutCarolina were scheduled to close today ges, I'm satisfied that the risks down would ml affect the begin nsakü safety improve, posed by Babcock and Wilcox safety of the other two units. meida recommended by plants are not percepti bly Lee warned earlier In the federal agency. ff of other week that a shutdown could The two other Oconee units licensed plants that we allow to cause "rotating blackouts" In are to close down May 12 and operate," Denton said. the Caro and $1 million a May 19 and reactors In "The risk factor incomdinidng monthlinas In eventual cods to Arkansas, Florida and Ohio operations without these kinds awAimeris of all the utilities that were already ibid for at modifications is too high," involved. - DETROIT (UP!) . • • , ___ ___ ____ - - -- w us.s.rim a • • ___ __ __ _ t • • * - . ..•-._, -- •- •_-•- - .4 I. • SS.• - • - - • - a s . - - • a .•. - - • ., - ••. Sanford, Florida 32771 I' immediately. The price increases, announced Friday, include a $102 Increase on Rabbits built at the firm's plant near New Stanton, Pa,, and a $273 increase on imported models. Prices an optional equipment are unchanged. A spokesman said higher prices were needed to offset "unfavorable International exchange rates as well as increases in material and production cods." WHEELING I DEALING Seminole County Unit of the American Cancer Society awarded grand prizes of 10-speed bikes this week to three top money raisers in the "Great American Ride for Cancer," a 30-mile cross country bike ride held March 24. Mrs. Edith McNeill, (back left), president of the Seminole Cancer Society, and Mrs. Shirley Pereira, chairman of the event, presented bikes to (from left) Jacqueline Phillips, who raised $454.58; Todd Clontz, $489.50; and Susana Iluaman, 1315. More than $5,000 was pledged with a total of $3,600 received to date. - - - Rocket Engines Undergo Tests • BAY ST. WWS,MilL(UPI) The rocket 11(1ne1for use in the first flight at the space shuttle Columbia are being tested by National Space Technology Laboratory officials In Hancock County. ThbIs, which lsscMdubed for its Malden Voyage iMer this year, will be outfitted with the umajas once tuft is completed at the Bay St. J4uis spice center. Extended Banking Hours Drive in Banking Until 6 p.m. At 2 Locations (Downtown & Central, Hwy. 17-92). CARDINAL INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED Simplified Service Charge Schedule INVITES YOU TO OUR Based on Minimum Balance Unlimited Check Writing Privileges No Charge per check on regular checking accounts. 'No Funds For Discrimination' IRS Commissioner Jerome WASHINGTON (UPI) Kurtz has told Congress new court-ordered regulations designed to prohibit tax-exempt status for private schools that practice racial discrimination would be administered l"falrly and responsibly." Under existing regulations some private schools still •• are given tax-exempt status despite federal court rulings they are racially discriminatory. Kurtz told the Senate : Finance subcommittee on taxation and debt management Friday. "This position is Indefensible," Kurds said. Beginning May I - Celebrating Th. Grand Opining Of Our Now Factory Built Modular Office Building SUNDAY, APRIL 29 10AM -5PM 3701 SANFORD AVE. HUNT INDUSTRIAL PARK - SANFORD REFRESHMENTS AND TOURS OF OUR OFFICE BUILDINGS AND FACTORY $. Shouldn't you be banking FA FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMIN01E ALL THE BANK YOU'LL EVER NEEDS Where g..d things SANFORD CENTRAL OFFICE ISIS HWY. 17-92 CARDI AL INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED at... 323-1776 SANFORD DOWNTOWN NOW. FIRST ST. are happening! SANFORD PLAZA DRIVE INS AND SOON IN LONG WOOD 1020$R434 MEMBER F.D.l.c S __ _ niduniss y - Seminole Community College requirements. GM will not bid on the government-sponsored "transbus" because of tough and conflicting design standrads that take effect in September, Robert W. Truxeil, head of GMC division is one of the ration's two major transit bus manufacturers. The other, Ohio-based Grumman Industries, gave the Department of Transportation similar notice last month. ___ - .. General Motors Corp. says it will WASHINGTON (UPI)— Congressional Investigators despite opposition by President Carter recommended Friday the law be repealed that guarantees the prevailing local wage be paid to construction workers on federal projects. Release of the 276-page report by the General Accounting Office came two days after Vice President Walter Mondale assured cheering AFL-CIO building and construction trades workers Carter would not sign a repeal. The GAO said its study showed the law "results In unnecessary construction costs of several hundred million dollars annually." - ____ For registration information contact ('35)323-1450'ór831'-2788 Repeal Of Wage Law Urged ___ us. In our inflation fighters circular, we advertised Women's 2-Band Wedges on Page 19. We are sorry but this merchandise will not be available. Please excuse this inconvenience. the Florida Real Estate Salesperson Examination - . ___ WE'RE SORRY! ENGLE WOOD CLIFFS, N.J. (UP!) Volkswagen of America Is raising prices on its entire Volkswagen, Porsche and Audi lines an average 2.5 percent effective ... • ZAYRE 'Volkswagen Does It Again' - ___ - drop out of the mass transit business next fall unless the federal government changes its strict bus design - $ A.M. readings: tam. ILINDAY'S TWFâ WASHINGTON (UPI) The United States and the Soviet Mtan$ to fla to the Wid the Soviets hive been sending since the Moscow visit lad pirate., 73; .verdgb$ lows, Usylsan Bend: W1 1:4* Union Friday swapped two convicted Rus'lan spies for five tm' —Vabenibi Mains, 41, a prominent Ukrainian ,sallor'allM and $1Villa week of a congressional 'iqgition t1j by Rep. tharl SI; yesterday's bigi, U; a,.,, $:12 pm,, law 3:31 a,.,, prisoned Soviet dissidents In an ultra-secret bargain CIVIl rights o Vail, D'Obo — of a law that links incresssd trade bsremetrlc pressure, u.N; 33$ pm, In a secluded New York airport hangar, -And Georgi Via., ha pod and leader of the Russian Raptid benefits for Moscowcoauthor to freer emigration rob far rusty, ty, MS pined; Pest Csmth for Soviet Jews 1:45 The mçparegly unprecedented exchange of spies for political delVe for religious freedom. (bRllhIgI w, I at IS a. am, *55 pm, low 3:2* ass prisoners Including iumjan j* Suit home to Moscow under Carters pardon were Valdsk , The Soviets lad week ritased five other Jews convicted It$ pm burg was announced at the Whit. House by pr. Eager, $, sad Rudolf Cernyayev, 43, both sentenced to life along with Dyalbyts and Knetaoy — In Foresail: party ctey wits iaypit: j po,, a,a,, the 110 hijack trial Iurieuiiw,nl on esiage convictions lad Oct. 3L Only two of th convicts e 12 In th case riaIq a slighi chair, of skewers or pm, at In jail. $47 S.., I3S pa, the Both Soviet employees of (he United Nations, they ( --d ft n aMn, IICiII. lbiadersb.w.rs today. emIgration of Soviet report MONDAY1TW Jews Is rising change. agotilAW under the prosideWs Personal supervision,as vided of trying to buy Us. naval secrets, bid, since thu din. toward record levels. as.ag t.igbt Misty f* Dsyteus Reed; tenciuig, th ey had r,nabi.d free in the custody of the v1.t a moral triumph. "This is truly an emotional mQm5m" ImaWr* Friday's exchange, a close Cartir aids said: 'isj mid Mi as,, WI spa,, lea 4:17 H*s In government reisst. might also help sweeten the 4m1k,r. of U.S. Soviet ambeimalor at people gamma prisoners at cio'mrj.nc,. w.',, st.ij,i. Law l.elgbi In lb. low ISa &m 4th p. w. Hos., sourcse aid the swap negotiations dated from Tha wesi Is a truly .mutlgna) n'" relations In advance of the Send. r4cdusn hetil, over the wh6wed I. UilUid $110 Put I1 mo m" SALT II accord, which Is In sometime lad fill, indicating the government hoped to use the Its final Mages of nage51p• Gkbrg, who his best Jailed several liaise for po*Irai crimep mph ibiltiag 1. a.rtherIy &*, *41 pm, law 441 a,m,, since the early liMi, particularly ra*J th Aithoigh few details wers announced officially, ldiDllMrstOI% two W-,a as exchange material from the eateeL dsilag lbs day. hide 40 p.m e Soviets because hi Not Included in the deal was chwasky, perhaps the bed nbg,rs4s Land ad up by Sohhuni sourcessawtheach"gotooli pie. Friday $ftIIUOOP% In jsyn, Us egied NOW Pdaj àmualehiig Issight. ' " bean of all W-#' worldwide because Carter per' who no, lives In Varmuil, to aid the relatives of ku p'My is * penal Indoy. pm, law IdS as,, *15 p.m 17 of New York's Kennedy .rnMizM Airpstt, ciibn..g soaily apsho od in Ma defense and denied Soviet charges be was novelist pr h fl isaiienta, a U.S s. biniftak and Soviet Ambassador Ardoli DikI)IIIL Slicharamby and others sines Impriso,jd, G"ihurg slap w uniaced July 14 to 13 yeses In prison and ledUhs a Moscow group that attempted to monitor$oVI çqlmpaI5I$ Seme Stats Dip id Sovlet sp'c'sIistiaaIdtbsivspiv gUs Ewiih.g WOW (Us" Wier c::. the day G'burg received seven years km ngid (hun co "iM.1y by surprise, labor vamp ad firs in sail, at hi ssWM. trial. Freed frsn Soviet ad iCivadssv had bess serving 1$.pear pdus S WIN were. An a alutratiesm issues aid (he Soviets were ad wWIng $0 Iif$, the P'flbfluni Sundsy, April 29, 19796-Val. 71, Na. 3I Gliduri 43, one of the mod promnirid leaders lithe t allowed ends, Soviet law. Al the thus of bad over Sbehwa at (Ma time, bid he Indicatsd Us UnIted (heir trial, they said their Jewiá griup_hiJbs4 the plj ,.,, ed1, g _ , ad a aaidde at ursitat r- r stat. vii tr ritie Ialg.,va, leC., INN. primes £VL, $sIsid Pu. sun. bernie the, Soviets bid rejected Ir -,li to Ei 2fT'I)L He haprtil led ii I 11W *& W411100111111111 wabops"lauscowafkapol Meni, the Ukr P1d ii $imr P'IN sw's ieess ciess bidseist ad jeuraild ba along with that of huna rims .dlVW Aait chaiaikj, relatives, at which (hi Is exle," he said. puleiij4 M times (knee for We den weeldeid, dtntfn ad pn(sM. • New t...-v wees. flows tiie.m ss.ss 6419"ss..s vw, —Mask Dyaiti, I, ad Ztd KwAme am iv MM weeS,Milli N s 1u1 -sue, a mom"sue, TWO *y,IW1IP P5id* 1a1uia." Ykn served aid d p B came, the heed ins saIls SI *bum* waftes ad was ed for am Yon of ftrin Real Estate I Salesperson is a course designed to prepare individuals for Government Put On Notice U.S. Swaps Soviet Spies For Dissidents Weatheir of oct-,kllg?9 WASHINGTON (UP!)— Record exports during March narrowed the nation's foreign trade deficit to its lowest level in nearly two years, which should help the fight against Inflation at home. The Commerce Department said Americans sold $14.45 billion worth of goods abroad during March, the most ever, and spent $15.27 billion for foreign goods, for a trade deficit of $21.3 million. It was the 34th consecutive monthly trade deficit, but it was the lowest one since May 1977, and a sharp drop from the February deficit of $1.30 billion and January's $3.09 billion. The trade figures have been Improving since last summer. Casselberry f International Year Record Exports Cut Deficit Joseph J. Zawko, Elmira, N.Y. Baby Girl Cabana (Jennifer), Plant Clo~s ings Start Of Repairs Three Mile Island. "We've achieved the objective we had, which we believed was the best method of cooling the core. I'm quite delighted. I think It's safely shut down," said Stella. Stello said the phrase "cold shutdown" was not appropriate because the plant was shut down by improvised rather than norma! means. He also noted temperatures In the damaged core would likely remain above 212 degrees Farenhelt the usual maximum I. W. Ernst, DeBary SANFORD: George Bandy Linda McQueen & (B) Girl Anne Campbell Thelma P. Duggar James B. Foley Mary Gorman Emily Hough Two Nuclear circulate by natural convection, which Stello said was the equivalent of a cold shutdown of - The quake measured 4.1 on the Richter scale. There were no immediate reports of injury or serious structural damage. Seismologists at the University of California placed the epicenter about 10 miles south of San Francisco In the peninsular city of Burlingame. Police there said no one was injured and no major damage occurred. Buildings shook in downtown San Francisco and the control tower swayed at Oakland Airport. S . •, •. __ •1P# •S • •. • - • a • • -, - �Evening lkvald IUSPS 451201 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3054Ifl-3611 or 831-9993 Sunday, April 29, 1979-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $1850; Year, $3600. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. ____ I - The Clock Needs Checking Beyond the Communist takeovers in Angola and Indochina, the Soviet bloc has drawn into its orbit in just the last few years Ethiopia, Mozambique, South Yemen, Libya and Afghanistan. In addition, Soviet influence is growing elsewhere In Africa while Soviet-supported guerrillas threaten Rhodesia and Namibia. Both border on South Africa, presumably the Soviet Union's ultimate objective south of the Sahara. While the Soviets have poured billions of dollars worth of arms and an expanding army of Cuban troops and East European advisors into subSahara Africa, Congress and the Carter administration have quibbled and temporized and, in the end, done nothing. One need not be a master strategist to see where this mix of confusion and weakness will lead. At stake in the Third World are the natural resources without which the industrial economies of the United States, Western Europe, and Japan cannot long survive. Oil, of course, Is the most notable example. But the mineral riches of Africa, including strategic materials unobtainable elsewhere, are also of critical importance to the West. Equally vital is the security of sea lanes skirting the Third World upon which the industrial democracies must rely for their energy and mineral Imports. Soviet strategy, unmistakably spelled out in official treatises on the significance of the Third World, is to subvert the political, economic, and military strength of the West by gaining control of Essential natural resources. In the Soviet view, detente serves this strategic objective by reducing prospects for effective Western opposition. Belatedly, the Carter administration has signaled its determination to protect this country's access to Middle Eastern oil, if necessary with military force. But Africa remains exposed to continued Soviet expansion. Since the Zaire crisis of last year, Washington has made no move to foster even an Informal security structure Involving the United States, selected Western European countries, and those African nations that wish to remain independét of Soviet domination. This kind of cooperation need not, it should be mphasized involve a direct American military presence in Africa. It would require a willingness to grant military aid where necessary and to risk political confrontation with the Soviet Union. Finally, the United States and its allies must abandon a mindset that permits the Soviets to fish At will In troubled waters while the West is prohibited from assisting or even encouraging antiSoviet forces In newly overrun areas. The continuing guerrilla war In Angola and the current anti-Soviet revolt In Afghanistan represent potential opportunities for checking Moscow's ad- By DORIS DIETRICH demise. Even today, we always put table scraps outside for whatever neighborhood strays may be hungry and we always have a menagerie In line for a handout. But, whatever your feelings are about cats, a survey of Fortune magazine's top 100 corporate presidents reveals they don't like cats and don't own any. Not one of those powerful and wealthy execs owned a cat, according to the survey, — — articown that giving the millionaire executive, banker, even lawyer, a dog to train, a horse to school and perhaps a parrot to teeth Is fine. All are considered In the realm of a structured, orderly way of life, the rich seem to think. The article explains that for the highly organized person, a cat Is an anathema. You cannot control a cat. It does what It pleases, when It pleases. Shnllirly, politicians are reported to keep away from cats because of their (the cats) reputation for being sneaky, sly, finicky characteristics a seeker of elective office doesn't want to be linked with. But hold on, cat lovers. All ls not lost. Who does like cats? Creative people— people who are Individualistic musicians, artists, writers, photographers, designers, actors... The article points out that creativity Is unpredictable, aloof, maddening, sleepy at times, demanding at othera — allthat Is cat. What Is that sound I hear In the background? Are the rich and the politicians hissing? Orlsltthe creative people purring? Here, kitty, kitty. A simple, philosophic meow, for now, please. 'Leave Them; on us Making Sure You Stay Al'i've Is Most Important Part:1 By ELLIE GROSSMAN SpecIal To The Herald NEW YORK — (NEA) — In the lonely stairwell, the mugger and the old lady Elderly and the Handicapped (available at a fee to other Interested groups). "My grandfather darted it all," says dislocated shoulder. Or worse. If it has to happen at all, it doesn't have to happen like that. The aged, the handicapped — anyone, in fact can "buy seconds during a mugging with his wits and those seconds might save a life." So says Police Officer Uddon (Lid-DON) Griffith, 16-year veteran of the New York City Housing Authority Police Department. He then says, "Of course, I don't have the right to tell anyone what to do, and I can't argue with anyone who screanis when a mugger has a knife at his throat," and lives to talk about It. But, since 1973, Griffith has been asked so often by groups around the country to Griffith, a stocky native of the South Bronx with a black belt In jujitsu, four kids in college and a master's degree which he earned recently while his wife earned one of her own. "He was 82 and 5} percent blind and after he was mugged twice In the South Bronx, he said to me, 'You teach police recruit and civilians to protect themselves, how come not me?' "So I began talking to muggers in jail about their modus operandi, and then I talked to victims to find out their experlences and traumas." A synthesis of both perspectives led to his preventive and protective guidelines and the bottom line, he says, Is cooperation. "Never, never fight for property. Don't offer resistance If It means your life." With luck, you'll be set upon by teach them mugging behavior, that his boss Is letthg him do It at will. One to four times a week, he presents Griffith's free Mint Self-Protection Course for the why resist and panic him into violence? On the other hand, the "predator," who accounts for a possible 3 percent, has something else in mind. "You give up the money and still get stabbed," he says. The thing Is, though, "They don't wear signs so you don't know who you're getting." That's why cooperation is crucial, at least at first. But why put yourself In that situation at all If you can avoid it? "Muggers usually look for the lone victim," Griffith says, "so the aged should find a companion or a neighbor to do the laundry or shop with. Look after each other." Know the "danger zones" in your area and listen to your sixth sense when it says avoid them. Don't get into the elevator with the stranger who's too strange; bypass the unlighted street, etc., and don't feel foolish doing It. "And If there's no place to go and no one around and you feel something's wrong, the "model mugger who wants to get your money and then to get the heck out of there. He doesn't want to do bodily harm." Mod are like that, Griffith estimates, so yell 'fire' or pull the fire alarm. (But be you by the wrist. no matter what a prepared to pay the fine.) People are more likely to respond to 'fire' than 'help' because their own skins may be involved." hulk he But remember one more thing: if you do Is. "Your first reaction is to pull back," Griffith says, "but that's putting strength free yourself, "get away and scream," he says. "For heaven's sake don't stand there and say, hey, it worked!" make an exchange: she gives him hysterics and her money; he gives her a - Nuclear Scares _ Warranted? _ _ 'I" , 01 Despite the Three Mile Island scare, this tale were a part of television's second Americans, when polled a few days later, said season, Its newspaper listing would read &e ________ they see the need for more, not less, nuclear this: power. They just don't want the plants In their 8:00 "Party Line" — Black Insurance neighborhood. executives Glynn and Tone Hines of Fort Though "think pieces" In the ma gazines are Wayne, Ind., re-think their decision to join the now questioning whether nuclear power can ever Republican Party when GOP precinct comas a result of the Three Mile Island mitteeman Robert Hagadorn Is revealed to be plant fa ure, il the poll results may reflect a Kiegle, or organizer, of the Ku Klux Klan. growing sophistication on the. part of the Norman Lear himself couldn't assemble a American people toward this source of energy. better cast. First there are the Hines brothers: 'A P.nny For Your Thoughts.' When "anti-nukes" In various parts of the under 30, college educated, civil rights and Country Called for shutdowns of other nuclear Political acttvltsts. Glynn, an insurance cornpl ants on the grounds they might beunsafe (guilt . pany sales manager, is vice president of the Fort by association?), cooler heads prevailed. Wayne chapter of the NAACP. Tyrone is an BUSINESS The demonstrators will no doubt be more vocal Insurance salesman for another company. than ever before at plant sites and permit Hagadorn fits another favorite 1V stereotype hearings, but the fact that the Three Mile Island In the Archie Bunker mold. He's 25, a bartender i ~ crisis abated without casualties or the "meltat a local Veterans of Forelgns War post, Klan down" that the regulators and news media organizer, and Republican precinct corn"conjured up" By MARK D. (as economist Eliot Janeway put FRANK mitteeman. That actually baked at the abbey, It recently) may ha ve done more to aid the cause ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UP!) Tucked away on Anthony said, always says "Made by Trappist The plot Is simple. Tyrone and Glynn, both 'f n lear en uc the verdant banks of er gy th an to harm It. th e Genesee River In t he monks." Democrats like nine out of 10 black American y upstate New York hamlet of Piffard Is a most Janeway, a close student of U.S. energy policy voters, announce their discontent with part Silence Is the rule at the abbey. The monks and requirements, said: "The real sensation black Americans have supported since Franklin unusual supplier of Premium bread. have developed an elaborate system Roosevelt's first term. Although the bakery serves the general public language to communicate while working01In81512 the emerging from the crisis at Three Mile Island Is Is separated It not by that nothing happened to justify all the media fences and bakery. Their political conversion Is almost completeIttight securityfrom precautions, buthigh by religious when Hagadorn is revealed to wear a hood and cloister. "We have a great respect for another person's panic and regulatory righteousness..... me aensationa"—n over radioactive consheet under his GOP hat. The Hines brothers right to silence and try to preserve an at-' tamination entirely Ignores fact that every keep their Democratic affiliation; Hagadorn rronastery It is the Abbey of the Genesee, of peace and serenity," Brother power plant's containment unit the is engineered for that bakes Monk's Bread.a Cistercian mosphere resigns from the Klan and then from his party Anthony said. The must deal with the fact they the express purpose of 'containing' conposition. Peace and harmony reign In Fort The abbey is sit uated In the Genesee Valley jj; we a reUgious, order ChOO81II to live in and the unit at Three Mile Island did Wayne "-' an Eden to Seneca from s oc ie ty, although they derive much of their fta who gave the valley Its )ob. No nu'Wer power lobbyist could have This Middle-American drama Is likely to be Income from the society from which they've e, which means "Pleasant Banks." asked for better proof that,are contrary reenacted as the Republicans contend for their severed themselves. Founded in 1001 on a donated tract of land, the prejudice, nuclear plants safe." to popular ftj grown w2dtirIVed since share of the votes that made Jimmy Carter "We have to constantly remind our on the He adds,".. .the source of the danger Isn't In president. At the urging of party chairman Bill distributing company that we are not a bakery 5UCU 01 its bread, the way nuclear power Is produced In the rest of Brock, the Republicans are trying to become "I am not an objective critic," Brother the world, rather InInthe peculiar It party of Lincoln again, attached to a monastery, but a monastery with Anthony admitted, "but I feel that our bread Is happens to but be regulated America. Theway crisis, an attached bakery," said spokesman Brother the best In the The Democrats won't be lucky enough to find a area." and there Is one, Is with government regulation, Anthony. burning cross In every Republican back yard. He credits that to the nature of the monk's life, not nuclear power." "Mlllbrook, the company contracted to fact, the Democrats' garden Is more likely to "It Is more than simply taking pride In our While Nuclear Regulatory Commission flower the Knight of the White Camellia than any distribute our bread, has advised us to expand to work," Brother Anthony said. "Making bread or a slzday schedule," said Broth Anthony, a spokesmen and utility executives were tripping work becomes for a monk an act of prayer. over one another at Three Mile Island, President But the GOP's argument, put forth effectively youthful-looking 40-year-old Cistercian who Our work Is an external extension 01 the Carter found himsel f stepping Into the breach entered the abbey In his early by Brock, with occasional assistance from devotion we feel for God." But the monks bake enough bread during their with his visit to the plant, thus underscoring Its me monks arise about 2 a.m. from their underlying safety. Rev. Jessie Jackson, won't cause any conthreeday work week to supply rood of their versions unless the party can offer more than customers and AM collect a profit for the abbey. narrow, draw mattresses for prayers and a light "Leave them and join us." The N.R.C. has had trouble getting Its act and water ybegin baking "ow rules state that we are nut allowed to breakfastof The Republicans want black voters to divorce beg," he said, "so we must ha ether. Recently, It ordered some nuclear 4 5:30 a.m. and continue, with prayer breaks, tog ve lome source a faithless but dill attractive love of 30 years until 11___ am. plants shut down In anticipation of earthquakes duration and to take up Instead with an aging In eastern dates where no earthquake has ever Ifgi4i me pr its are It's of us nast out at 7p.m. ed to finance the mo ery strumpet who's never even winked our way. and various charity projects. Theirs is a life without television and radio. been recorded, So far, this invitation has been acce$ed only a "People are always coming to our door asking The monks feel those communications devices Non-standardizaiico of plant equipment Is a few blacks who had no prior party affiliation at for help," Brother Anthony explained, "and we would only the contemplative spirit of problem that the N.R.C. talks a bout, but has interrupt Ali. But a more sophisticated approach may cannot really turn them away." the abbey. done little. Who Is to blame for non. recruit younger political activists like Fort The abbey, bringing ingredlsjgs from scrou Not all modern technology Is banned, however. ddardlzMlon and the proliferation of gadgets Wayne's Hines brothers, who threaten to bring a the country and employing modem technology, The monk's bakery Is equipped with upto.date utilities, mantdacturers, regulators — Is not 'liable constituency with them, bakes nearly all of the Monk's Bread on the machinery rivaling that of many of their breed. so Important as the need to end It. Stanme black middle class, as conservative as Its market. Milibrock also has negotiated a special maklflg co(flPStIIor$. dardization would reduce the possibility of white counterpart on lifestyle Issues, is likely to arrangement that allows It to produce additional "Th ere 115 w'° with technology. It Is h%Cfl45) error, and human error, as Three Mile be mined by party prospectors. So is the large bread, based on market demands using the the technocrats that must he faulted for modern Island seems to have demonstrated, Is the black blue collar population. monks' formula, technology's abuses," Brother Anthony said. greeted danger. 11 U _______ ____ Sunday, April 29, i979—SA For Mugging Victims RONALD REAGAN _ _____ _ - Te le s e rV10C e Can - WORLD Bak ng Bread w ln S Security auestlons. You can find your Social — leave me my identification.' "The mugger has control, but you're telling him what to do and you hope he'll do it. And chances are you won't freeze, now that you've been exposed to these precepts," he adds. Glance at the mugger if possible, but don't dare and arouse a "You trying to Identify me?" reaction. Study his shoes and pants instead. "Muggers are likely to change their jackets but not their shoes and pants." Now, say he has your money but he still won't release you. Your decision is to submit or resist. Actually, you might have broken away in the first place, if he had — You may call to report delayed payments and missing Social Security and Medicare cards. If you have difficulty filling out Medicare claim forms, the representatives will assist you. Municipal Circles __ __ __ ___ __ __ On Lake Mary's Land Purchase At first glance it might appear that a city like Lake Mary with a population of less than 4,00) Is being somewhat premature in spending $50,300 for land on which to build a "municipal complex." With taxpayer money limited these days such an expenditure does call into question the city's priorities. In some ways the plan seems almost grandiose, considering no one has even deterzñined what offices will be placed In the complex when It is built. But the purchase was a sound move and Indicates, much like the switch to a city manager-council form of government made earlier this year, that planning in Lake Mary is going to precede the Inevitable population growth. significantly greater if the land for a funds requested end up in one property proposed project is already in tow. seller's pocket. The Idea behind federal grants such as The offer accepted by the council from the$1.8 million given to Sanford for its city developer Jeno Paulucci calls for an inball In 1976 is two-fold. The grants are to terest rate of only seven percent on an help cities In need of facilities and to eight-year mortgage. In addition, the price stimulate the local economy by providing of $50,300 for the 10 acres was substantially work to those building the facilities, less than four other sites considered The purchase of land does little to boost during the past nine nionths, employment and thus those reviewing The contract that was signed by the grant requests tend to favor projects for council might have been void if the council which all the money allocated will go had waited another two days before toward construction. Similarly, politicians signing it April 19. If there is a question promoting grant proposals from cities in about the land purchase it might just be their district tend to push harder for why an agreement that is beneficial to the projects bringing jobs which often mean city and was arranged months ago almost votes than those in which part of the didn't get consummated. Even If the complex is not built. for years, Lake Mary will have an advantage in competing for federal grants to build It when the time does come. And it is unlikely such a complex could be built without some sort of assistance. A city's chances of securing a grant are - — Parties & Politics It was a most unusual dinner, Dr. Webb governor to be very open in discussing said. The meal was prepared by the state matters and his personal life. The mansion's 23-year-old chef, a graduate of first lady, Adele Graham, also made them the Cutlery Institute in New York. She had feel at home and conducted a tour of the also been trained in Paris, he said. The Graham family's personal living quarters. tomatoes in the salad were petaled like The Webba also liked the new capitol flowers and the apples in another dish building and visited many areas there were sculpted to look like swan& through the "Gracious" assistance of twins Melissa and Melinda, 15, State Rep. Bobby Hattaway of Altamonte momhare nI tha .5 ii&4.nf The pomp and circumstance of t.he Springs. "I didn't the power that governor's mansion was exciting, and the guy wields," said realize Dr. Webb, council at Brantley, Brian, 12, and Jennhfer,9, students at Teague and Jason, the winning bid of $1,475 at the recent state china and cutlery were used for the student atSwedwater Academy won PESO auction benefltting the Florida first time since Graham has been In office, Graham took a personal interest in the the dinner with the governor by submitting Symphony Orchestra. Dr. Webb said. He found the youthful Webb daughters, Dr. Webb said, in that he is the father 01 four daughters. Webb was Impressed with the way Graham has kept Longwood, had the time of Its life in Tallahassee last weekend having dinner in the executive mansion with Gov. and Mrs. Bob Graham and touring the state's capital. Dr. William Webb, his wife Jerre, and children Perry, 17, a junior at Brantley, — pii4 — Seminole's Men In Government ___ u,. ci ¶ 0 two WA. tic q6fiof "k.m*,f }I N 1101' r.. mbw, Y° .. Uways Pmjt'y N Ii.t 111141116 Isbsrt Ha$*away P.O. 1.1 1Sf, Alode Sprin psi ' TOt, aa Ream a, 1s. Office ftift Tn, 13004 U.S. is., Lawise c.s f A.. ,____ It , Washinglos, DC., *15 IlsiMa e00ce: am .. UM P.O. - •u.i, ii Riehard inns SHO i.., W ili swift OL ., wi ' 3000 N1S* Thlihesss 30300 Tili 1011114111 . Be • ___ - - •: - In '-- ' • - - " '' 'r * -.5 .-5. - .5.. .- 5-. . '. . • - -.5 - — d ' - - - -0,-... . 4.4 -- - 5 -, I libby k , ,, =11111 ___ - , ,, M . , 4 problem Is urgent. The first week of each month is especially busy because that's when Social' Security and SSI checks are delivered During that time, it Is not unusual for all Teleservice lines to be busy. If you can wait until after the middle of the month, do so. The later in the month you call, the better your chances of getting through Immediately and having your' matter handled promptly. Teleservice Is available Monday through Friday. Some Social Security offices also. have Teleservice lines in operation during evenings and on Saturdays. So, take advantage of this convenient . - service. Make Teleservice work for you. in touch with the people and the things the governor learned on the 120 different jobs he held during his campaign. When a person reaches the age of 18 he or she is legally responsible for 1 would like to commend the many themselves. Most have graduated from proprietors of the downtown businesses high school and are holding jobs. If of Sanford for taking action in the someone else over the age of 21 is project to clean up the city. I have working for a living and can go out noticed that the exteriors of many of the drinking then why should this right be stores have been painted and denied to the younger individual doing renovated. This truly does improve the the same? Nice Job, But appearance of the city. However, there is still one section of town which is badly run down and in desperate need of renovation. I'm referring to the section on Sanford Avenue between Second and Sixth streets. Many of the buildings are in poor condition and this is a definite eyesore to the community. Isn't there anything that can be done to improve this section of town also? Maybe we can bring this area to someone's attention. Again I would like to give my praise and thanks to the local merchants and business persons who have helped to clean up the city and make Sanford a much nicer place to live. Keep up the good work! Rosalie Munafo Sanford What right do all those windbag, Godfearing legislators have to pass a bill against those that are younger than 21 but are able to vote, to serve in the military, to have legal action taken against them and to raise a family? To suddenly deny this right to those between 18 and 21 is an act of totalitarian supremacy and would prove beyond a shadow of doubt that this state is in for some very serious, civil and sociological problems. I have lived in Sanford for 15 years and lam 22 years old and I feel that this, idiocy that governs the state is incompetent, ignorant and totally disrespectful toward the people that put them in office. Jeffrey James Davis 812 W. 25th Street, Census Hiring Liked Coverage The Bureau of Census is currently making preparations for the 1980 census. They are requesting people to apply for jobs as Quality Control • - Hattaway arranged for a personal u.& w""— (b,Ø meeting with U. Gov. Wayne Mixson and the family enjoyed their talk with him too. (JI.fice l&g a.p Waheglen, D.C., *11 Fisrida office: 305 Federal ludidiag 0001113111011 isis a o s as, 111111116 us 1Mis, p, sj Ciugre—a- Richerd KUy 357 Cui House Office BuNdiag iil. MM or Wss'ingto., D. C. *15 _____ sN'IIS - is Isis %06 176 DIsittef, E lION, r1c Ave., Cies30 Tel. *.i00 $st. Oils ftift TdMmn -S - Pbins ($)30$fl7, =Stale 111141a 434, sole 35 Leegwsa4 PliddiON INS) a$,= Speakers from the Florida Department of Traiaportation and the private trait. sportatlon Industry will be available to civic organizations or school groups during National Transportation Week, May 13-19. Anyone wishing to schedule a speaker d*tthg National Transportation Week should contact: Joe B. Maseda Jr., Florida Department of Transportation, 719 So. Boulevard, DeUmd, 37120 or telephone 104-7342171. I would like to express my ap-. predation to you and the entire staff for. the very fine coverage in the paper. Special thanks to Mrs. Donna Estes and Miss Marva Hawkins for the Enumerators, Crew Leaders, and fantastic job of giving me a complete story of my teaching, and other acEnumerators. tivities in Seminole County. Minimum qualifications: Available for eight-hour day five days Also to Robert Thomas and his it week, for about four weeks. committee Need automobile-mileage paid 17 for a job well done. To everyone in Sanford and Seminole cents per mile. Willing to attend training session in County, and all communities — Thank You. vicinity of residence. Take one-and-one-half hour written test, 18-year-old requirement. Interested persons may apply by contacting their neared date employment office. ___ __ OFFICER LlI)I)ON ('.RIFFITII OUR READERS WRITE The Webb family of the Springs, WASHINGTON — "The Deerhunter" and Their desperation sometimes makes the The vets' clout on Capitol '1 is a little American Council on Life Insurance In 1974 "Coming Home," two movies about the shat- headlines, One decorated combat hero. Stephen stronger, thanks largely to a 111 group 01 19 predicted with fair accuracy the that tming effect of the Vietnam war on the men who Gregory, walked Into a bank In 1017 and held congresemin who have formed a aucua called grips the coradry today. It elaJned candidly fought it and survived, walked off with mod of cMoniers hostage In a last-ditch plea for help. Vietnam Veterans In Congress to push for better why 061e4I11 Insurance policies are a poor the (cars recently at the Academy Awards The Intervention of Rep. David Bonier, DMich., treatment for the veterans of the most th-tM fr "Our bb Irwsstms,g, aul wad: on a gala. and the understanding 01. gynpMh.tic judge and miewsderdood war In the nation's history. UN40trud course If It continues Its present But for the 3.1 million Vietnam veterans got _Gregory the professional attention he Largely to their shorts, COnç paqqI womb on Individual, whoM4lf, produc ts," themselves, the painful realities don't end In the needed. But thousands of other Stephen Ieg'on giving a tat Mato employers who The M~fl suggests the book "The movietheder.And the recognition they jut wan Gregorys don't know ibere to tarn. hits Vietnam vit.ru. They have also beur Insurance Cosupiracy," an upcoming expose, Is from Hollywood has not spread to the public at WW*n spobemi for lb. Vietnam Iedsi*aI In p'thig for a $111 MUM up. that the public may eventually roanthat ft's large. veterans, many of whom worked to elect Jiniy prepridion to provide peydrological co-'nlbig being hilbed and may refus, to kiep buying Americans who were not directly affected by Carter, or. bitter about what theyregard as a for *erans. by the president en sun, the., who f the decade-long frustration of Vietnam want to aides ci lichen pr' w hole4lfs Thet ,.ig, ith w nsurance ,, I Is that s, forget the war. There are too many 'other matdiscovered U the In f a& . t and he c valas a policy M&up over the years a. ed ISM ilk. douar.*.gallon gasoline and Inlathon, edscoliowd bIMAIn. 'i cieiveui. the prclii dsua't come their srorng iaf1n, Chu to with keeping up Vistall"Woll to preoccupy the public's att-41on. 5 lObWiat field ha,, followed thom horns, In many ways, Yew savings ICCflk Ma rat.01 only about 3 and This seems to be the case with President deged4y told our associate Jack Mitchell. readjiutmunt to civillee has proven to be a a he VOW= AdiDIAIdTMMS Carter as well. He premised datfl5 his Max Quland, toughor ordesi them actugi A js, Investment, the industry am idinesif psign that he would give the Vietnam veterans a M a trlplsiempigee Viatnan vet, ni aciwisdius, be to buy rh,ap, "term" Footeds: Memorial Day — May * — Is the b't octsd better deal. But aside from some success In nem veterans," he coh ssting the In a dirt 01 Vistiarm Veterans Week. Maybe it will reducing us'employmu* In their ranks, Cater value and invest the savings Ma yield that he foam ft—'¼in an the mod negioded Increased pressure for hseyettopsnsusdethevslsthsthe'swlljingto Will PW mwy01ths1v Md MAW Me j the fulfill his conlrnllme,ga to (bali, ju5 Trend Report 011974 notes that puIc the the veterans' prehiw* aren't j a .r'ss providing a whole pertlollo of tsrm4yps Their s'eedi are unque4lonsd: Tess 01 pwams aid vay"*sl cruW see Hy,d movie, thoarsidi can't find a decent job; ins In tour Is vices. pe&tm "appear to be ins boUt psiulon to QO DEAL? The 111* burn" MIWII.y woetheho bstt booss or *Me; 3W pre In prison; M1ary dorms" than those the (blend she pua oat theaasw federal MOM to pids "while Well pikio eves mow to stress whole-life pofrles eorly40porc.4arslvcrcidoreepa,4a4,aiid men am wislOngag, about many need psycbolal coeseellag di the 51Fijai prs• whole-Ills Was &M Ipsdulc* Is &d with he' bp"clss ar. a bud dssl for the eda policies? l5: The agent's opvn&.vi they airs ever to lead normal lives 15110, ac P oe *a1 MMsenIcesIsVt,eJvam beneficial.. ii the. ci dsly ridig 10 the skeet the premium — usually F to experts. The md$ds rat. among r- i.in the Vl M veteransIs an alarming percent ther '- In the CaW , —'-Ir.,aI, 111111116111116 00 and 70 percent of the first year's The Trod R10511, I littliIiiii fSit poi. Alul ibulsills p+tij premisos are Obethddthegsnural pipul'tien. aivertulhssutoau.,le,,. prepawd by ''ihery 0munku 1W lbs 'i,r, and squeeze," Griffith says. You can disarm a female mugger, he says, by making a fist and jamming the elbow back into her stomach. And, with anyone, don't overlook the potency of a pinch, on whatever skin is available to you. That's some of what Griffith demonstratesto his audience (and explains In his book, "Mugging: You Can Protect Yourself," by Prentice-Hall). And he says, "We know these things work because we've had numerous Individuals whose lives have been saved by them." They can also arrange for direct deposit may get the impression that some are of your Social Security checks to save you covered by Medicare when they are acthe trip to your bank. You may have other tually private nursing facilities whose requests they can facilitate, such as an services are not covered. estimate of your monthly benefit amount You can also get help from Teleservice or a statement of your earning record, in requesting a review of a decision on a You may wish to find out whether a Medicare claim. If you're making such a particular health facility participates UI call, be sure to have your Medicare card Medicare. This is important if you require handy. Also give the service representhe services of a home health-care agency. tative the Social Security claim number In an earlier column, I wrote about the shown on ycir check. free services provided under Medicare by Like many businesses, Social Security such agencies. The yellow pages of your offices have certain periods when they are telephone directory list these agencies, particularly busy. To avoid the frustration usually under "Nurses." of busy signals and delays, call during But some of the ad4 are misleading. You slack periods unless your question or Having Dinner With The Governor On Carter, The Mov'i'es And Reality lingers are wrapped around." If he attacked from behind and clasped his hand over your mouth, try to pry his thumb or pinky loose and yank it back. And If his fingers are clenched too tightly "Reach back and grab him where it hurts . JACK ANDERSON Ut. into freezing so you won't be be able to think. What you do is say as quietly as possible, 'Sir, please take my money and against strength. Instead, look to see where his fingers and thumb meet on your arm. That's the weak point and you can pull out of his grasp there even if his You Time, Enerav And Cash You can use Teleservice for practically everything. For example, a Social Security booklet lists the following services that can be handled by phone: applying for Social Security or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments (you may not be able to complete the process by phone); applying for Medicare; reporting changes of name, address and marital or employment status, or notifying the office of other matters affecting your checks. Security lost or stolen check can now be handled Teleservice phone number In your by telephone. You will find the service telephone directory under "US. Govern- representative who answers your call will ment, Social Security Administration." be most cooperative and anxious to help. Almost all Social Security business — And you save energy, time and gasoline from applying for benefits to reporting a or travel expenses. — _____ Save Both winter cold and summer heat make It unpleasant to drive, ride a bus or walk to the nearest Social Security office, Many people are unaware that most Social Security problems can be solved by telephone. Instead of making a trip to the Social Security office, you can pick up the phone and call Teleservice with your Social — — Still, suppose that hand grabs you and a voice rasps, "You bum, I'll cut your throat." "Keep your wits," Griffith says. "The mugger is hoping he'll terrorize you Growing Older - Ut. ir Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — Infl4j S OPINION — JULIAN BOND vances. Where appropriate, these opportunities should be exploited. BERRY'S WORLD A friend had huge, jet black Labrador retriever who sprawled standing guard at the entrance to the front door, looking as If he rnJglt be ready to make hamburger out of a body. "Oh, come on In," she would yell out as I drove Into her circular driveway honking my horn, "Ted' is harmless." It took me a long time to take her for her word. During my motherhood, I have certainly had my shared of finned, furred and feathered family others with only akin, such as I have nurtured these critters, become attached to them, and also we* with Daughter at their — J 1Z7 Soviet Expansion The failure to devise an effective strategy, or any strategy at all, to counter Soviet expansion in the Third World has been among Washington's most conspicuous and damaging policy lapses in recent years. The old structure of containment through regional alliances disintegrated in the wake of the Vietnam debacle. As a result most of the Third World is now a vacuum into which the Soviets and their ideological allies have moved with disconcerting ease. 6 It's the cat's meow... Not too long ago, my husband and I took one of those "how much do you know about your spouse?" tests appearing In a magazine. For my favorite animal, he penciled "dog." The answer should have been "none." Now don't get me wrong, and don't get out the pine tar and feathers yet. For the past few years I have not been saddled with the responsibilities of pets, which Is nice. The last pet that I took on was a husband—and that's enough. When l was a kid, a big, hissing tomcat left his mark on my skinny little arm a long scratch that might as well have been a wound from a submachine gun — no less at the time. My older, teasing cousins took advantage of my fear of cats, and had me yielding to their cornmands with "we're gonna put the Cat on you." It was later lnmy childhood that l was attacked by a rabid German Shepherd dog. Ouch! I can stw feel that needle sinking into my flat little tummy from the 21 daily rabies shots that were Injected. Consequently, I have always had a healthy respect for dogs too. S.B."Jim" Crowe Sanford Drinking Age This week a Florida Senate committee considered a bill raising the drinking age from 1$ to 21. Although the bill is no longer a possibility this year, I would like to comment on it. Many young people depend on bars and clubs for social activlty.To terminate this privilege would cause serious problems not only ecorowte*Uy, but criminal activity will also increase. P.C.P. will dominate the streets as the main source of tim. Sallye Fields Bentley Sanford Chamber Endorses At the recommendation of the Civic Affairs Committee, the Board of Directors of the Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce voted to endorse Seminole Memorial Hospital's proposed change In status to a noWorprotit corporation. U support ls needed in Tallahassee to help ensure passage of the permissive lePlillon, we will be glad to contact our legislators and express our support of the proposal. e.yto We enjoyed hav1ng the chat with the hoipital's administrator about thi, matter and wish him well In his plans for a new facility. Priscilla B. Green Execigive Director �Ai-Evening Herald Sanford, FL Sunday, April 29, lfl? ' ;:r'r';z; .• I , (4 •A ... .•''... ; ; I PEPLE TRUST ECKERD'S FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE... /A O at low. low. 1.7 I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I P*ingwPong Politics PYONGYANG, North Korea (UP!) - Table tennis, the game that spawned "Ping-Pong diplomacy" between China and the West eight years ago, has become a political battleground. The 35th World Table Tennis championships opened in this North Korean capital Wednesday. But when the 71 banners were paraded around the Ufl presslve 20,000 capacity stadium, four had no payers behind them, and South Korean and Israel did not even rate a The host country refused South Korea entry, claiming the International Table Tennis Federation had agreed to a unified Korean team. Israel was rejected on security grounds. Vietnam also failed to show, having sent word from Hanoi that it would not take part in these biennial championships because of "Chinese aggresskm." The ITTF upheld North but there is nothing we can do Korea's decision to exclude when the decision Is made one South Korea and Israel mi. week before the championships though the federation president begin," Evens commented. Roy Evans in his opening ad- "We believe It Is in the best dress termed it "regrettable." interest of the sport to hold the Seven European countries championships, although it is together with the United States hard on those countries which signed a letter of protest are excluded. Wednesday night, but none "Unfortunately this is a threatened to withdraw, problem most sports bodies Israel was asked to Leave the have to face." 1973 championships in Evans said he hoped the Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, because latest developments would not of security fears. And two years hamper the federation's at. later its team was left on the tempt to get table tennis on the Indian border waiting in vain Olympic program. for entry visas to compete in"me Summer Olympics are Calcutta. out because the International In 1977 when the champion. Olympic Committee wants to ships were staged in Birming- reduce the number of sports, ham, England, East Germany but we hope to make the 1954 was banned by the British Winter Olympics In Sarejevo." government. The Yugoslays, who also Taiwan's exclusion from the stage the 1981 World Table 1918 Montreal Olympics high- Tennis championships, have lighted the way sport has said they will press to get table succumbed to politics, and tennis included In the 1954 table tennis Is no exception. Olympics. As host nation It can "We try to keep politics out, nominate a sport of its choice. Sunday, April 29,1919-7A* , GRINDLE IS APPRECIATED Art (rindle received certificates of appreciation from Seminole high School DCI (Diversified Cooperative Training) ('tub at the 23rd Annual-, Employer-Employee Banquet - one as guest speaker and one as employer of a student. Pre.: senting award are Debra Foster, club president, and Rose Cummings (right) secretary. The banquet. held at .Jerry's Restaurant, was attended by 120 students and : their bosses. ; . . .• '•' . 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Blooming with the freshest picked fashions around. The fabulous new tees, feminine sheers, soft classics, textures galore. And more. in a brilliant show of prints and solids for misses, juniors and half-sizes. Come to. our Garden Party now! ATLANTA (UPI) - If think ftis going to become more that for the sake of the well. gasoline rationing ts imposed, itdo sen." halim will not be as bed on the 'Tssaid he did nut think'L bar1-1 economy or the nation's life& gas rationing would 'free the and deprivations as were tyle as the American people United States from dependency demonstrably necessary, as have been Led to believe, says a on Arab oil. "But they want to long as they were convinced man who ran a World War II, sell us their oil," he said. "I that all people were treated rationing program. think It (rationing) would bring with fairness and equality "Gasoline rationing will not them to their emses." without favor or dlscriznlnaparalyze our nation. It will not Forbes says he is disturbed destroy our economy," said Ted M. Forbes Sr. "We have lived Forbes recalled his work as with gasoline rationing and we rationing administrator, a job livid 'We have can do It again if necessity he held for nearly a year. forces It upon us. "The first thing we did waste "Maybe It might even teach with gasoline sat up a ration board in each us to Live In less preemie and county. They were made up of tension and not to be in such a five to seven members, people rationing and hurry all the time." who would be willing to serve Forbes speaks from exfor nothing," Forbes said. penance. He was executive we can do The first thing rationed when secretary of the Georgia Cotton the country went to war were Manna Aaov$atlon In automobile tires, followed H again...' December 1941. The Japanese quickly by gasoline, sugar, had bombed Pearl Barber and ioiiies, coffee, and shoes, Gov. Eugene. Talmadge ap "over the attitude of appreben- among other items. pointed Forbes rationing ad slon and hysteria which so Forbes said p'.mdi carda ware ministrator for the Mate, many people exhibit when the first used In the gasoline Forbes, now 79 and retired, ssèj.d of gsaoline rationing Is rationing program but It says the success of a gas mentioned," quickly became apparent t rationing program would 7% om ondis, according to wouldn't work and the switch depend a lot "on the type of Forbes,naggerat.s the lmp.ct leaderthip we have and the of tel rationing upon the way of type coupom courage of that leadership." life of Americans. "There was a mjnjmtgn of "It could be done. There's no "it cwut be as bad nor as guolins, five gallons a week I pisstInn about that In my destructive as we are being lid believe, available to veryone," mlnd," said Forbes, lf the need to believe," he said. he said. To get more than the for It Is effectively eTpt His own experience with basic ration, a person's work "People would adjM them. rationing during World War II had to be In an .uoidlal field selves to it if ft was a necessity. Mnsm4hensd No faith In hwnan related to the war effint "I We're in an economic war now nature, Forbes said. depended on what work you With the rest of the world." "Of cowss people were In. were doing.11 He believes there Is an .n.rp convenluiced, Our production Forbes described some of the Wed and that It Is not flexible. and distribution systems were political priuwes exerted is "I do think Wa serious and I handicapped. But I soon bond him In an effosi to gaIn apiclal favonsforcsrtalnpsopleandls about a year, the **"m progeem was replaced by paid g.T.int withers and books of r 5l'.. Forbes L "As lag as I Out There? our * Ex-Ration Chief: It Won' t Be So Bad could g n si, I was wiWag to steve1" he said. Ba Joined the W Labor Board and _ ained on it for 4% years YOU WANT TO SILL YOU* NOMIt I SILL. 'Isl WNY DOIVT Will SIT • SM 6 134,59 Sale 10.,31 1 0 Is,. 14.$, Low-heel (-strap urethane leg. 12.19. Crlu-cross low wedge of sandal with cushioned insole. Black patent, urethane has padded Insole. White, black, white, camel, bone, red smooth. creme, navy. Sale pnicis ,ssd are Tuesday. WIM1111111111111111 REALTOR- ASSOCIATE Dom win — witsi, PAU DL. NPOID SAL E THRUWEDN SoloymLflas " IA"I OPEN TODAY 10 &M I iS. WINTER PARK MALL Hwy.17-02 and Los Rood Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 AM.4 P.M. Open Sunday 124030 P.M. d C Penn SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17-92 &W st.. st Open Mon. tivu Sat. 10 A.M..9 P.M. Open Sunday 1flO.630 P.M. ey ORLANDQ DOWNTOWN 138 N. Orange Ave. Open Tun., Wad., Thur. it Sat. 930 A.M.-6 P.M. Open Mon. avid Friday 9:30 A.M.-8:30 P.M. �El IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL SPORTS Sunday, April 2, 197 Terry Moore Fights To Keep 'Baby Precious' In Prison LOWELL, Fla. (UPI) — refusing to take.a lie detector Miss Moore. "But I got too It. 1 was just so mad I didn't Correctional Institute. She was "ft's not them I'm afraid of," mother," said Eugene Poole, paroled in September after terry Moore Isn't sure how she test. Miss Moore, who will not much time." realize." horrified by some of the things she said. "The only fear is that assistant prison superin- serving three years behind 1111 tell her daughter that she name her lover, says they had a bars. She says she is not sure The judge refused to relent. Miss Moore was then sent to a she saw there. Perhaps the somebody will take her away tendent. *as conceived in a women's year-long affair. For that reason, Miss Moore how she will support her child, Miss Moore, a tomboy who still minimum security prison for worst, she said, was when two from me. Like the state. Or i "on, but the fl-year-old in"I don't know how I feel about wears boy's sneakers, was not women in Lowell, near Ocala's inmates were doused with hot might lose my appeal. Its has no prison chores. The young but her grandparents in mate wants to be the first to him," she said. "I did love him used to being confined. horse pastures. She lost her grease in the kitchen by a fellow haunting me. It's all I dream mother spends her days Orlando have offered to help. V Once." "When I get paroled, It won't "It was terrible. Being locked temper again when her mother prisoner with a grudge. about. The thought of losing her washing diapers and nursing "I don't want her to hear it Miss Moore was initially up. Taking orders," she said. "I visited from Youngstown, Ohio, her baby, named Precious mean nothing because I'm "As soon as I get out of kills me." frm a stranger," said Miss prison, I'm getting away from love being outside. That's why This month Miss Moore was because of nurses who cared for already free. Prison doesn't Moore, cradling her month-old bother me anymore," Miss $ It was so hard for me to cope women," Miss Moore said. transfered back to Lowell, her when she was born, hlld, Precious. "I Just hope she 'She s made The thought of "At the hospital when the Moore said. "I don't have when I first got arrested. You "I'm sick of the jealousy and where she and Precious share a "l understand and love me for the gossip. No one cares for small, private room painted nurses brought her to me, they enough hours In a day to be with don't tell Terry Moore to stop fighting for her so much." kept telling me how adorable her. I want 12 more like her. going outside. I wasn't used to anyone. That's why Precious bright yellow, me feel losing her In February, Miss Moore She's made me feel free inside. it." means so much to me." "Her job Is to be a mother and she was, how precious." became the lrst woman to sue "I'm the free I want to be." Her frustration peaked when She got pregnant in June 1978, we want to help her be a good Miss Moore hopes to be the state successfully to keep free inside' kills me' she was wrongly accused of but told no one for six months ler baby with her, behind bars. setting a trash can on fire in the for fear she would be forced to . . . . . She based her suit on a 1969 law sentenced to 15 years — 71 2 Orange County Jail, and was not told she could visit abort. Prison officials warned allowing inmates to retain years In prison and 7 years on "I got mad and I kept getting Miss Moore on Saturday. That Miss Moore at the time that custody of prison-born babies probation — for pleading guilty madder because they were night Miss Moore got drunk on child abusers might harm her Up to 18 months. to a lesser charge of unarmed accusing me of something I another inmate's liquor, as yet unborn child. She insisted ,,•,.b Corrections officials, howe- robbery. She was 19 when she didn't do," she said, setting her "I don't know what it was, I on keeping It. I U •.!It ver, say prison is no place for a and a cousin hitchhiked a ride chin. "I've never been that mad just drank it," she said. "I was "I just felt in my heart no I baby. They have appealed the with a Winter Garden man with before. Never. I said to myself, so mad Inside I had to do harm would come to her," she : ruling, 0 the intention of stealing his car, if they want a fire, they're going something." said. "I still do. Even the I , ' Miss Moore claims the Infant Her cousin was carrying a gun. to get one." ' Then she began yelling and vicious, black girls who hated *as fathered by a 43-year-old The attempt failed, but Miss pounding on walls when a all white people came up to me She set fire to her mattress prison guard at Broward Moore filched $5 from a purse in and was sentenced to another neighbor bought her cigarettes and said they were glad I got to •• orrectional Institute, the back seat of the car. at the canteen, but refused to keep her." Florida's only maximumHer cousin, a minor, received five years in prison for at. return Miss Moore's change 'Miss Moore said she often n' tempted arson. aecirity prison for women. She probation, from a $5 bill. holds the baby up to her window ' was sent there to serve a 12'2 "The public defender said I ! "I didn't realize the lives I "I'd be damned if I was going for the other minutes to see. She year sentence for robbery and might get three to five years. could have cost," she said. "I to let her sleep in peace after just cleared up Precious' heat Attempted arson. That sounded like enough to didn't realize I was commiting ripping me off," she said. rash by sprinkling powder on • The alleged father resigned me. You're as guilty as the another crime. I had to know Soon afterwards, Miss Moore her crib sheets at the his job last November after person holding the gun," said what I was doing because I did was transferred to Broward suggestion of a fellow prisoner. i Before Recent Accident -WE HAVE CHANGED OUR NAME •.. formerly Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Is Now 0' Survey: Nuclear Plants A Threat MLW L&VU('OV z'j,u it?Dt $$JLI,I iti ui u,..i uiu mI t.,.. uvvlIiuvl IUUL — jyçty-five percent of the nation's months before the nation's families viewed nuclear power families learned from vivid plants a threat to health months newspaper, television and radio before the Three Mile Island accounts of grave threats posed plant in Pennsylvania leaked by a real nuclear accident, The survey was a wideradiation, according toasurvey ranging one, touching on health published Wednesday. The survey, "Family Health habits and hazards, probing In an Era of Stress," was done attitudes about such things as FREE SPRING 21FUSE CLEAN-UP The Winter Springs Public Works _•ia -uivp.nmeny will oe Conducting aCity Wide Clean-Up beginnnnlng April 30 AAps fhraiiih A a -"v" •"y ', Of ruu cusi TO The Property owner. The City will pick -uU$1V1 UI&&a, uiu-iu,iiuiuu ..,•., tiriagepon, LMflfl. being being too lax lax and permissive. treatments vs. wonder drugs The list of technological items The survey found generally and even teen-age pregnancy included, besides nuclear American families pay lip and national health Insurance, plants, and the percentage of service to good health habits One general conclusion: families considering each a but neglect to adoot the among American families there threat: lifestyles necessary for maxis a tendency to live for today Industrial waste, 93 pet.; imum longevity. rather than worry about tomor- pollution, 92 pet.; cigarettes, 90 To cope with inflation and row. pet.; X-rays, 78 pet.; mammog- rising medical costs, 48 pet. of Nuclear power plants were on raphy or X-ray of the breast, 53 American families, the report a list of technological things said, are cutting back on the families were asked to assess quality of daily (bets, visits to as either a threat to health, not doctors and dentists, the pur'It's better to a threat or not sure. chasing of new eyeglasses and Among the 75 pct. considering other health practices. nuclear power plants a threat be safe Despite all the information on were 40 pet. calling the threat health put out by the govern"very srious." Fifteen percent ment and appearing in newspathan sorry' atthatttmedidnotconstderthe pers and via broadcast media, pbAs a throd and lOpCt only one In four families feels they were "not sure." well-informed about good pet.; hair dyes, 52 Pd. The survey, conducted by health practices. An equal Those surveyed also were Yankelovlch, Skelly and White numbe r say they are poorly asked a bout government reguInc. for General Mills, Involved , • wax-nmgs aoout what Is considered by pollsters to be a national probability products and matters affecting health. health. Seventy-six percent sampling. pifhD,' '' vi 'inis consisted 01 in-depth Interviews with one adult partially, with this statement: "With all the government member of 1,254 familIes and 927 self-administered question- regulations and warnings these days, people don't know what's naires, including 263 from good or bad for them anymore. agers. But 72 pet. agreed: In addition, "focus" soup Its better to be safe than discussions were conducted sorry. The government should with parents and teen-agers .i,..... i.ii.. Works Department 327-1800. New York, Memphis, Seattle, warn people about potentially Dallas, Minneapolis and unsafe products even If they later turn out to be okay." Those not agreeing with that statement said the government should wait until a product Is really proven to be unsafe before Issuing a warning and not just rely on tests on rats. In a check of attitudes toward doctors and medication, 80 pet. agreed with this statement: "Many doctors are too quick to give medication these days. You have to worry abut overmedication." Slzty4wo percent agreed: "Some of the old-fashioned remedies are more effective than all of the new wonder drugs." Fifty-seven percent of the families said they like to get a second opinion about any serious medical problem In the " *i family, while 42 pet. said they $ 95 think of their doctors as real friends — someone they can --' talk to. (RESIDENTIAL) Twenty-four percent said uw. suivia NOW AND IXTIIID iii they are nervous about OF Yom ii como, pre.crl$Ion drugs, believing there's a real dander of adWeatherKing's pre-season check-up gets your air condiction, and 18 pet. are afraid of ditloner ready for a cool, trouble-free summer. Also on the health front, the Your air conditioner needs routine maintenance just pollsters said there are mans - like your car or any other good equipment. 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SANFORD AVE. , SANFORD HOG PELLETS 16% LBS. °° $J020 0' . so LBS. : . $15 — SHO•NUFF HORSE PELLETS 12% LBS. $820 .... $Ais LBS. t 0.1 BIG KICK HORSE FEED ' 12% LBS. $86° 0' so LBS. Q11 '- ' $435 JAll CHUNKS •0 DOG FEED $1404 Ta), Tax LBS. 7 LBS $370 Tax •. '.Q STERCHI'S SPECIAL SUNDAY anything that the refuse company will not normally pick up. Place items at the normal pick-up point. Call Public I 0 CMICML imur 830-017 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ra'i'lroaders Stun Chase , * Shell, Medics Grab Wins The Railroaders stunned Railroaders and Leonard Shell third. The Railroaders again three for ths Railroaders and previously unbeaten Chase, 16- are tied for second with 5.3 tied the score In the bottom of teammate Kevin Smith 6, Friday in the Sanford Little marks. Medical Center is 44. the third and then took the lead smashed a home run and a National League, extending Chase jumped in front 2-0 in for the first time with four runs single. their winning streak to five the top of the first on the In the bottom of the fourth. Donald Grayson held Chase games with the u pset. strength of a Daryl Merthie Chase scored a single tally in to just three hits as he went the Clem Leonard Shell bL.ted home run. the top of the fifth before the distance on the mound. He Cardinal Industries, 19-6, while The Railroaders knotted the Railroaders exploded for eight struck out nine and walked six. Medical Center dumped First score with a pair of second runs in the bottom of the Inning In addition to Merthie's home Federal, 164. inning runs but Chase went to end the game under the 10- run, Chase got singles from Chase leads the league with a right back into the lead with run slaughter rule. Clint Byington and Keith record, while the three runs in the top of the 7-1 Herbert Dixon was three for McGrlff. Lee Frederick hurled a nohitter for Leonard Shell, but gave up six runs in the third inning when he temporarily lost his control and walked seven Kiwan is Clobbers Moos e INVENTORY • MARKET - AND U •WW U press __ again with apairof tallies In the boxes. from 5-7::lo p.m. at the Civic Center. Area runners are also marking May 19 on their calendars, for the American Heart Association's National Run For Life Day at the University of Central Florida campus sta rting at 9a.m. That race WynnledKlwanis at plate With three hits, Including a Road , MalI D.MerIiis • Arrnstroa , smt 2I 18 DISOIl , Waldo double. He had three RBI Johnson had a do uble and single, while - Mike Prokoach, Jsbnsen c.u,.s 351 l.Iiyd 3 s JUMP ISS Cvr$ls Totals • four. Herald Photos by 311 MOM 315 3 82 311 383 11 S 311 IT DOESN'T COST TO SHOP STERCHI'S IT PAYSII IVV I 0 Torn Nehof Greg Merthie ponders situation for Chase & Co. - -' - ' '. - - . -- - - - FIRST FIDIRAL *11K AIiM Crisp SI OiwiI $32 Iradrick II D. FranklIn 432 Dlasn 311 KrIer 43 GaIns 32 I. FraMlin 2 4 KAtIM 3I I.Deb.s. 525 Hall 34 Vanlwr.r 3 10 Rarnassir II Gsr. Mcuwllan 3I IS I -. . MIDICAL CINYII Other inductees include Pat Summerall of Lake top of the sixth. City, Dolphins quarterback Bob Griese and boat Kiwanis scored five runs on four hits In the bottom of the racing legend Bernie Little. sixth with Johnson and Wynn Entries are still trickling in for the May 12 both slapping two-nm singles. 4, .fl, 3., 31 Canks 155 Vernon Law and Mike Baker Lawson S'nford Road Race, a pair of distances races TaloN $IIIi Totals 1444 combined to hurl a three-hitter covering two miles and 10,000 meters, III SI—Il for Kiwanis, with 11 strikeouts. Msdlca*CIr, lii 14-4 Some 35 entries are in so far, but the pace is pitcher Payton Murphy picking up as race time nears. Deadline for entries went the distance for Moost, RAILROADERS is May 4. Cost is $5, and late entrants pay $6 May 11 striking out 11 and walking 01*51 au s MiNks AIIM 8I1 Baumgarten Tops Texas By United Press International to, 8-5, Kansas City trounced Ross Baumgarten hated it, Al Cleveland, 15-7, Baltimore Oliver simply couldn't believe it ripped Oakland, 7.1, Seattle and over 12,000 loyal Chicago edged the New York Yan kees, fans somehow sat it out. 6-5, and California defeated With the tem perature in the Boston, H. mid-30s, a wind-chill factor of 19 In the National League, It degrees and a cold mist falling was: Montreal 14, San Francisthroughout, the Chicago White co 8; Philadelphia 2, San Diego Sax trounced the Texas 0; Cincinnati 4, St. Louis 3; Rangers, 11.0, Frida y night. Atlanta 3, Chicago 2; and — Chicago's Ross Baumgarten, Houston 9, Pittsburgh B in 11 2-0, fired a Six-hitter, struck out Innings. Los Angeles at 't'ew _______________________________________ four and walked three in tossin _________________________________________________ g York was rained out. his second career complete- Brewers 8, Blue Jays 5: gam e victory. Although th e 23. Gorman Thomas' third year-old southpaw disliked homer in as many games, a pitch ing in frigid Comiskey three-run shot in the second _____ Park, he acknowledged the inning, powered Milwaukee's edge he wielded so masterfully. Lary Sorensen to a shaky ___ _________ _______ — ' _____ - ______ _______ —.---.- F _____ ______ - ____ '-- "I hate cold weather," said victory. 4V III I55 SIS 23141 Baumgarten, who won two Royals 15, Indians 7: games last season for Chicago, Frank White reached bd but I think if you get the pit- tunes on three walks, two G.Mi,llIs III Alfred Bookhard and Mike O. Mer*l 115 ches in on the batters' hands, singles and a homer, scored Baker each had singles. 1410" S you you have an advantage. I tried four times and drove in two Tolls John McGowan had a double Cl Coach W. J. Ward Railroader confab 353 II— I Cho that and did pretty well. Ithrew other runs to highlight Kansas Dog racing concludes Tuesday night at the and Murphy and Mike Dubose 114=986" 513 *-'lI a lot of fast balls and sliders." Qty's 17-hit attack. Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, but those fanatics added singles for Moose. Chet Lemon, who had a twowho frequent area pari-mutuel plants won't have run homer and a run-scoring Orioles 7 A's 1: KIWANIS much of a vacation because the Seminole Harness Mike Flanagan pitched a double, and Claudell WashingAIIM AIiM IrnIlls three RB!, three-hitter and Ken Singleton, 34 Law 3*4 Raceway opens two nights later and on dw Wl*$I ton, who also had I I Jsbis.s • 2 United Press Intemnatloual 15 By last season with the Mets. wi two attack IA May and Gary Roenicke hit outs In th th e ei gh th infollowing Monday night the Daytona Beach Kennel Osia 31 sawu 5 paced Chicago's l5hit MwrpbV 24 Wynn 13 Nino Espinosa, who tolled " ere is no feeling like nlngscored Pepe Frias so lo homers to spark Baltimore Th wi the th which boosted the team ba ttin g Club swings its doors open for the summer. caner 40 Karlrnan II throu gh three disappointing McGowan realizing r un you that might be in brought Phil Niekro to its ninth straight victory. 31 e th •, average to .312. Some of the big names to watch at Seminole Dobos. II sauornan I I seasons with the last-place New World Series. I was not 199th career triumph. II Prsbsscb Oliver, the Rangers' star Mariners 8, Yankees 5. II Harness Raceway this summer Include Don J.y.CIrIsilan 11 1 CIrislan 2 • s York Mets, was traded to the unhappy In New York, but there outfielder who went hitless for " "r' 2 ' Phililes last month for Richie is nothing like a pennant race. Reds 4, Cardinals 3: Willie Horton and pinchBrainard, Deon Spriggs, Brad Komers, Elmer Kish II 04"r only the second time this hitters Bob Stinson and Dan •uerw Jim Hysell, Ed Hysell, Ron Massey and Billy Mark LitteR's wild pitch season, could only s ke his toI oI Hebner and has been a much Being with a first-place club ha Celernan Meyer belted solo homers off happier pitcher since coming to makes you want to do your best allowed George Foster to score head afterwards and yearn for Dick Griffin. New faces include Jack Fox, Al Stanke, , the winning run from third base those warn winds of Arlington, ning toTidrow in the eighth ii). the defending National League every time out," Clarence Martin, Charles Garllnghouse, Sam rally Seattle past New .sse with one out in the bottom of the Texas. East champions. an — Groome, Tom Wantz. York, r Aitrcs$, Pi tes sn apping the MarIner ra I: ninth inning, capping a tworun The Dominican right-bande "If they don't call this game, 11-game losing streak. In Daytona Beach, K's Flak, of the Jack Kahn Art Howe Singled In his fourth r al ly that led the Reds to their they shouldn't call any game in won his third straight game Kennel, is the big name on the roster. K's Flak set a JUNIOR LIAGUI STANDINGS Friday night when he tossed a run of the game with two outs In victory over the ' baseball," said Oliver, "I'm not Angels 8, Red Sox 6: e 11th innIng, enabling the new 5-16th mile track record at Derby Lane, which IS fo ur -hitter bl ked and San th an an Left-fielder Jim Rice's thre& going to believe we played until I. a pretty good calling card. Another newcomer to V.F.W. 6 o Diego Padres, 20. The 25-year- Astros to 5fl8P an 11-game Expos 14, Gluts 8: I get up and read the bozscore base error in the fifth inning losing streak. S 1 DBKC will be Mountain Con, a record-setter at Palm Kiwanis old Espinosa has not allowed a Andre Dawson and Gary tomorrow — and I'm not going allowed California to score Elks 3 3 run In his last 16 1-3 innings. Beach. Braves 3, dr Pa es 2: Carter each hit two home runs to like that either." three runs and help the Angels Knights of Columbus 4 2 Rotiry "I've never been happier," 15 Jeff Burroughs' check-swing and drove In three runs apiece snap the Red Sox' seven-game Elsewhere in the American Moose (See IIAYNES HUNCHES, Page 11*) 1 5 saId Espinosa, who was only 11- double down the right-field line In sparking the Expos' win, League, Milwaukee beat loran- winning streak. Wail New H ome ' DOOR BEAN BAG LA. $1995 WROUGHT IRON SPECIALS1 SAVE UP TO BUSTERS I ..'o666bt 6666666 6666 666 6666 6666 666666666 666 666 6666 666 666k )666 ..u000 J0000000 000 000 000 000 )000 000C 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 VELVET THROW PILLOWS I % S ii 5 00 0 r $3EA. 1 3 PIECE TV k6666666 E .W NZ0000" E'73 $199 5 LA. ON MANY ITEMSII 24 INCH FLOOR ja PILLOWS C SNACK TRAY SET PLANT STAND Timeless GI'*ft SOKC Derby Favorl*te Monda Eveniong $495 One of the flashiest fields In Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club history will go to pod Monday night In the 44th running of the Central Florida Derby, Led by the Incoinpirable Timeless Gift, eight of the best % mile greyhounds will square off against each other In the eleventh race. The winner will be crowned the bed % greyhound at Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, Timeless Gift has compiled the bed record of any % eyhowid at Sanford-Orlando since the famous Miss 00 $3851T LA Whirl. In her 22 darts this sesson she has won 17 while ThsI'hing second four thnes The only time she r.oidot the money was early In the sesam when he was knocked to her knees at the first MI BMW AND UT.IP turn. All she did inthM race was scramble back içtoher feet and run a very close fourth. The Herb Beasley kennel star comes Into the final of the competition tied with three other greyhounds with the mod nomber of qulifythg points. In the first three rounds she won two races and ran second In another for 44 points. Tying her was On Around and Mr. Cap Dave. In fact, It WI FINANCI OR PUaI4ISHINO SOUTHIPIN HaulS SINCI less OWN ACCOINJ$ was On Arowd who but Timeless Gift in the M round . Mr. Cap Dave edges Hussy Wild, by seessi quIllift "Olt" . S E spinosa F AFTER TAXES • EASTER - NEW YEARS • AFTER CHURCH SALE I I OPEN SUNDAY 1. fill Tn C e 111 D U batters. Sam Hill paced Leonard Shell with three singles In four trips to the plate. Frederick and Richard Leonard had two hits apiece. Medical Center scored eight Kiwanis broke open a tight runs in the top of the second and Sanford's Cat Bird Seat game with five rims in the coasted to the win over First bottom of the sixth and posted Federal as Dexter Franklin Perhaps one of the best-kept secrets at the recent an 114 win over Moose Friday Florida Sports Hall of Fame banquet in Winter In the Sanford Junior League. pitched a four-hitter. Steve Dennis had a triple and Haven was Red Barber's home town. single for Medical Center, Greg In Friday's other scheduled The ex-radio great was among this year's game, Rotary forfeited to Lawson slapped a pair of ductees into the Sunshine State's sports hail of fame. league-leading V.F.W. doubles and Kevin Campbell added a double and single. For the record, Barber is from Sanford. He played Kiwanis pushed three runs Craig Dixon had a triple and on the Seminole High football team in 1926 and 1927. Barber's dad was a Seaboard Coast line engineer, across the plate in the bottom of Roger Hall added a double for the first and never trailed. Matt First Federal. and Sanford was his base of operation. Johnson and William Wynn LEONA RD CARDINALS Barber later went on to be the voice of the both contributed hits during the SKILL INDUSTRIES *11K AIiM Yankees in their glory years, earning himself a spot three-run effort I'M"ii, irsw.isn 2 II Fred.rlek 4 31 S 3 2 ManIa in Baseball 's Hall of Fame. Leonatd 433 Fm, III Kiw1aalei-unIn LIsns 33 1 leIffisan 3 II Buddy Lake was one of Barber's friends, and the bottom of the third before It. Hill 24 I Gainey IS 221 Webb Buddy was happy to see Red given honors due him. Moose put a pair of runs on the Henry Ii 351 HWIIeI11I I Lake one of Sanford's all-time athletes, now scoreboard in the top of the lurke Ill Whittaker SI S • 25 Mwphy Its I 5 0 HarkMs$ operates a service station in Sanford. fourth to cut the margin to two GreWy 255 Gross 315 IteMs 555 Peter Schual, a long-time Sanford resident and rims. GolditIck I.. post I is HeIgIns S S S Flanders II something of a historian, notes Barber "was an 241411 Totals 1344 Kiwanisscored twice In the Totals easy-going guy in high school, and was in the right bottom of the fourth but Moose LosnardSMlI 13(11 1.—I CardInal lAd. SOS 4—I spot at the right time" in jumping to major league trimmed the margin totwo runs is preceeded by a clinic. Entry forms are, available at any Barnett Bank and local schools. AFTER SALE Sunday, April 2, 1-4A Poor pramwe, taievwon aai of qualifying. Mr. Cup Dave bethesurpr1se dark ho.jnthe race. The Robert Eckert kennel star had rim only one % --, race before the Derby qualifying rounds began. And he ran last In that one. But In all three qualifying rounds he shot to the front and held on to win In two of them. Whether he has the early speed to go to the front on the likes if Timeless Gift remains to be seen. Perhaps running the best he has all season Is On Around. The Ed Sousa kennel star Is a veteran Derby campaigner — having been in five Derby finals between here, Sarasota and Tampa. On Around had won only two races all season long before entering the Derby competition. He won his last two starts — including his impressive victory over Timeless Gift. If post positions favor any one greyhound it has to be Nancy's Best out In the eight. He has perhaps the biggest finishing kick of any of the entrants. On Around has drawn the one hole, while Honey Scott is In the two. Puppy stakes winner Confirmed isinthe three hole. He has two victories to his credit as well In the qualifying rounds. Timeless Gift Is right In the middle in the four with early foot Mr, Cap Dave In the five. Border Fancy has drawn the six and Circus Sherry the seven. Aft m0v1sL"Asd2lpcL sold, th. nanciesare due topsregs .' 1 — — -- --5------ --5 -- — — ----- .,-h-- — — / 5' 14 0 .-. ... •4•-r-- ---' "4' --'- r— $ — — -d .. -- .1. — II Ill ....-- 'I . ,f �iSA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, April 29, 1979 1. Meets Kallie Knoetze ii•i;1 I :I.J ;1 i1J Olderman John Tate For Aims Big Payday J(fne 2 Mayor League KNOXVILlE, Tenn. (UP!) "This time last year, I the heavyweight champion of Knoxville home. The schedule calls for Tate to food and water in South Africa, "Big John" Tate, who trains for thought I might get lucky and Tate, who could not read or the world," Mum predicted. train for 16 days in Johannes- but that those questions have heavyweight fights by beating write when he began boxing, win such a big fight," Tate said. Accompaning Tate and Miller burg and then move on to been resolved. on an old tractor tire with a has been getting up early daily "Ace kept telling me I had the on the 20-hour flight across the Bophuthatswana for 14 more "We have been told that we club, flies to South Africa today and running six miles before stuff to become the champion." world today will be his trainer, days of workouts. can purchase the same food to prepare for his June 2 bout returning to the Golden Gloves "John is one fight away from Don Marshall; his cook, Jay there that we can here except policeman-turned-fighter gym set up by his manager, the championship fight," said Handelsman, better known as Of the highly rated Knoetze, a bit cheaper. And they've got Kallie Knoetze. Jerry "Ace" Miller. Bob Arum, chief of Top Rank "Doctor J"; his public relations Marshall said: McDonalds and Kentucky Fried Tate, a 24-year-old former Once back in the arena, he Inc., Tate's promoting outfit. man, Donnie Anderson; and "We have some film on him Chicken, Big John favorites," Ol ympian now ranked third by shadow boxes, does 100 situps "In September, John will two other fighters, Dwayne (Knoetze). He's going to be Miller said. the World Boxing Association, and pushups, jumps rope, eats fight for the title and, after Bonds of Detroit, Mich. and tough." "The only thing we will take stands to make $350,000 in his breakfast and then takes a September, we're confident David Johnson of Baltimore, Miller said there was some is Gatorade. We'll need four or fight against the WBA's second- walk. John will return to Knoxville as Md. concern about the quality of five cases," he said. Later, he works again out ranked fighter. The man who wins the 12- before sparring eight to 10 By MURRAY OLDERMAN Well, - Since You Asked Q. Who holds the major league record for pinch-hits? Is it likely to be broken? D.S., Cincinnati, OhiO, Over a period of 18 seasons, 194967, Forrest (Smokey) Burgess, who also did some catching, rapped 144 pinch hits; 50 of them were in his last four seasons with the Chicago White Sox. Manny Mote has a chance to close in on him this year. The 41-year-old pinch hitter of the Los Angeles Dodgers came into this season with a total of 132 clutch bingles, compiled since 1962. Q. Would you know the date and location of the 1980 Super Bowl and how tickets can be obtained? -Bill C., Knoxville, Tenn. Super Bowl XIV will be held in Pasadena, Calif., in the Rose rounder in Bophuthatswana, rounds. Next, it's more ropeSouth Africa will likely square jumping, and then on to his last Slu S Bowl on Sunday, Jan, ), 1980. Ticket Information can best be beating a off against Leon Spinks for the exercise of the day nlninPfl ht wrjflna tho N'I. ('!,mmkcinnDr'c flffk.o mwi IIA championship, provided tractor tire with a club as big as MOUNT ClEMENS, Mich. (UP!) -Some ballplayers become Park Ave., New York, N.Y. 10022. a fence post. current title holder Muhammad multimillionaires overnight, the easy way, by signing a piece of Q. I've heard the Soviet national basketball team Is very good, Ali retires without fighting paper. but I've also heard the players are awarded prizes for playing Knoetze is a rugged "Rocky again, as he has indicated he Marciano type," according to a A handful of others do it the hard way, by going into some which is jut like being paid.) So why can't the U.S. national will. outside business or venture and breaking their backs working, basketball team we NBA professional players for the Olympics? Tate traiiler. Can Big John beat and if there's any question in your mind which of these two ways (The U.S. hockey team Is made up of professional hockey "Ali said I could be the best him? brings the most satisfaction, the greatest inner glow, then all you players,) Mitt Bakich, Watsonville, Calif. that ever lived except for "I believe I can," said the have to do is ask someone like Vic Wertz. Whoa. The U.S. Olympic hockey team does not hav"e NH!. him," Tate said this week while winner of 18 stright pro bouts, "If someone could turn back the clock, make me 25 years old players on Its rosters. it is so-called simon-pure. For a special training for the biggest event in all but three of them knockouts. again and offer me two or three million dollars to play baseball, 04%allim1126V.0% V4 In •k ?'JUT 1.... .,.,..m kI.s,4 .,,.,... ,l t.. -16,0 UI III JU1 II IW U.Nw 4;IUIvU U MWU IHS snort career. There is no doubt as to his I'd say 'No, thanks," says 54-year-old Vic Wertz, who once played to meet the Soviets. Much to the pros' chagrin - they lost two out ability. On Feb. 17, in his last for the Detroit Tigers, St. Louis Browns, Baltimore Orioles, at three matches this winter. Pro basketball players aren't The 64, 230-pounder with an fight Tate stomped Duane Cleveland Indians, Boston Red Sox and Minnesota Twins. eligible for the Olympics. We'll have to get along as usual with 80-inch reach, has trained Bobick into oblivion in in"i mean it from the bottom of my heart," Wertz adds. "in all college elite and amateurs against the Soviet hired hands. And rigorously for the fight set more dianapolis. He won with a TKO the years I was in baseball, I never knew what it meant to be with that's not bad, than 10,000 miles from his In the second round. a winner, a world championshi p team. I feel I'm finally with one Q. I read where a game between the Philhies and Cardinals, now. I love the business II''m in." called because of rain on the first Sunday of this season, Is going to be resumed at the point where it was stopped, with Twenty five years ago, Wertz was one of the leading players Philadelphia leading 1.2 in the top of the 8th. Has the old rule on the American League making $35,000 or something like that. nh Interruptions bees changed? TM, Cape Glrardeau, Mo. JIOSTON (UP!) Boston tion, which sponsors the Boston Today he heads the Vie Wertz Distributorship, a highly successful You read wrong. The game referred to will be completely multimilliondollar operation which is still growing, so a two or Marathon director Will Cloney Marathon. replayed at a later date because the Cards did not get a chance to three million-dollar baseball contract wouldn't begin to tempt has said sponsors of the race Miranda sa id he wasn't sure Win. bat in bottom of the sixth, making the score revert to 22. will award Tampa television he would take Cloney up on his However, next year the rule will be changed so that a rainWertz and his wife, Lucille, are sole owners of the company, engineer Oscar Miranda a offer. interrupted game can be treated as suspended and picked up at a which numbers 75 employees all busily engaged in distributing special trophy if he finishes any - gg er - Bus Tough in Montreal St. Louis Chicago New York Pittsburgh ess Houston 9, Pittsbgh 8, 11 inns. Today' s Games Los base without getting a hit. I can think of six: walk, error, hit, batsman, fielder's choice, missed third strike, catcher In. terfereace. What is the seventh? Ralph Radcliffe, Knoxville, Tim. These kind of trick questions aren't my bag. The only thing I can offer, after a quick survey of the press box, is that there are two ways you can get on via a missed third strike -a passed ball or a wild pitch. Q. 11 Bert Jones is in top shape, do you think the Baltimore Colts finished the Boston race in 2:16.31, but he was disqualified because he was not certified at any of the race's checkpoints. Miranda said he finished the race, but his number was covered by a sweatshirt. - But his poLio was not paralytic and he played for eight more years. In the season following his attack, Wertz was voted Comeback Player of the Year when he hit 32 home runs and knocked in 106 runs for the Indians. That had nothing to do, though, with his outside business, which was still very shaky. "Some of the comments of other dist ributors would come back to me," he says. "They said I was a ballplayer who knew nothing about the business and wouldn't last five months in it. My answer to that was I didn't see where It was written that all ballplayers were necessarily stupid and that all beer distributors were Philadelphia p.m. Chicago Atlanta The time was a record for will have a chance at the division championship? -Scott Breeze, those over 40 and was just seven Reidsville, Certainly. He's a superb leader. And having faced him across the tennis net earlier this spring, I can vouch for the fact he's In good physical shape again. But the Colts have some other problems to solve a lot of them internal - before they can spring back past the New England Patriots and Miami Dolphins, ii1y choices for the AFC East title. With the Buffalo Bills and $ew York Jets on the rise, too, that's a tough, tough division, minutes off the record pace set by winner Bill Rodgers. "We're offering him the trophy because we feel sorry for him," Cloney said. "I'm just an old, com passionate guy." The trophy will be presented by the Boston Athletic Associa- - 3-tO; Lou Bolton .410. OELTONA PINIUSTIRS JETBOWLERETTES Standings: Leprechauns; Lucky Strikes; Easy Go-ors; Lucky Four; Standings: Johnny Walker; Real -Yankees; Fantasticks; Dynamos; Estate; Mixon Auto Parts; Hi-Lo's; Jilts 1. Jeans; Cracker. Yelvington insulation; Galloway jacks; Popeycs; Jet Set; Strikers; Chortles' Builders; Wills Amoco; Ladles 'Ringers; HI- Balls; Auxiliary Fleet Reserve; Sanford Angels; Four Diamonds; Gators; Sewing Center; Johnny Walker Gems; Pin Pals; Spoilers; Bars Coost. Co. Hares; Nit Wits; Super Sports; High Games: Grace Yelvington Orange Bowlers; Woodplckers. High Games: Marcel Thibod.au 203216; Sheley Fore 179; Ellie 210; Andy Patrick 203; Joe Weick Oldham 189; Elaine Kostival 217; 200; Raymond Rucker 199; Bernie Ann Coleman 201213; Helen Brown 19$; Lou Bolton 191; Frank Shepard 175; Joanne Decker 719; Greco 190; George Daly 185; Verlln Lois Sander 181; Rose Vaughn High Seriers: Grace Yelvington SmIth 180; Mencha Goddard 17$; Row Patrick Ill; Frances Olson 177: Billy Becker 174; Norman Becker 171; Al Alflen 171; Jim Arroyo 171; Bill Morris 170; Bar. 53); Ellie Oldham 495; Elaine Kostival 550; Ann Coleman 557. Converted Splits: Louise Cosat 3 10; Kay Thomson 56-10; Shirley Ripp 5-7; Role Burkart 56. Other HighlightS: Queen of week Mary Pugh -36. bsra Knisel 163; Eulah OfIhaus 162; Lisle Miller 163. H)ghSerles: Lou Bolton $44: Andy Patrick 541; Marcel Thlbodeag 532; WASHDAY DROPOUTS Bernie Brown 511; Joe Welck 506; George Daly 506; Raymond Rucker 193; Al Alflen 41$; Vermin Smith 45; Standings; Whiz Kids; Sham Mancha Goddard 414; Betty Becker 41; Lisle Miller 470; Norman rocks; Hooks & Curves; Hits & Decker 443; Bill Morris 154; Jim Misses; Splitters; Block Busters; Arroyo 431; Frank Greco 431; Eulah Soapsuds; Alley Cats; Ding Bats; Offhaus 431; Ed Knout 473; Frances Urgent 443; Rose Patrick 421; Bill 45$; Gus ReIndI 445. Converted Splits: Winnie Jordan p.9.10; Gus Reindl S7; Helen aolton 4-5; Coy Anderson 36; Margaret )(ak)ey 3-I; Blanche Parkhurst 2-7; Gene DiVita pitched a three. Francis Greco 2-7; Fred Drew 510; hitter to win a tight mound duel Sam Kaminsky $10; Mlcki Lang 3. Friday In the Sem inole Pony tO; Lou Bolton 310; Frances Fileg.r 3-10; Mike Burke 3-10 twice. Baseball League, giving DiVita Pitches Coffey To Win DILTONA PINBUSTIRS Standings : Leprechauns; Easy Go-ors; Lucky Strikes; Fantasticlis; Crackerlacks; Yankees; Popsyes; fill-Lo's; Lucky Four; Dynamos; J &'Jeans; Jet Set; Charlies' Angels; ill Ingers; Strikers; HI-Balls; 'Colors. Four Diamonds; PIn Pals; Spoilers; Nit Wits; Orange Bowlers; ems. Bars Hares; Super Sports; ,00dpicters. Richard Coffey Photography 2-0 win over Forest City Auto PartS, Also Friday, Troy Block and average. He did other notable things in his career such as being named to the AllStar team four times, but practically everywhere he goes, people invariably ask him the same question: "What about that catch?" "I'm very proud that I'm remembered in connection with it," he says, and you know he means it. "I look at it this way: if it had been a home run or a triple, would people have remembered it? Not very likely. I never actually saw Willie make the catch because I was running and had my head down. There's no doubt in whom I met in Baltimore in 1954." Association. Soccer Signed Los Angeles (NASL) midfielder Leon Van Veen from Holland to a onevear contract. - = each. Curtis. Converted Splits : Richard Salmon 3-10. Other Highlights: Tommy Eden Star of week u - ' Servtle Iron 5.10; p, / NO ONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED TRIFECTA BOX QUINELLA m 11" 511$-i - WIN 0 S.. PLACE so 0S \\ a ____ Tj1 - a ______ _____ WE"VE GOT YOUR NUMBERI -11 's. , I , I 110 . DCI RACING .. RACING NIGHTLY! TUESDAY NOW TH RU SE 3rd 8 P.M. (Clued Sunday) MATINEES Mon.. Wed. .Sit. NEW MATINEE Post Time t:lSp.m. Thru Wheel 1 OSCEOLA '.t'.'s. wiie ,i*xi,, Kuxu .i, i, wi u .,,,,,, RESV. e31.1140 4 City 99 Los Angeles vs. Seattle (Seattle wins series, 4.1) 5 12 294 7 West W L Pct. Ga Calif 13 7 .650 Minn Il 6 .647 Vz Texas 10 6 .625 1 Kanss Cty 10 I .556 2 Chicago $ 10 .444 4 Oakland 6 13 .316 6½ Seattle 6 14 .300 7 Friday's Results 20; Kingman, Chi 19; Cruz, ' I?; Ca l Porter, KC 19; Cooper, 18; Singleton, Ball and Lynn, BOS 16, Stolen Bases National League - Moreno. Pitt 9; Cabell and Cruz, Hou I Morgan, Cm 7; Puhl, Hou 6. American League - LeFlore, Del and Cruz, Sea 9; Randolph, NY 7; Harrah, Cley, Otis, KC and Wills, Tex 6. Pitching Victories National League - Richard. Hou 4 0; Blue, SF 1-1; Anduar and Forich, Hou, Espinosa and Ruthven, Phil 3-0; Littell, St.L 3-1; Jones, SD 37. American League - KOOS. man, Minn, John, NY and Jenkins, Tex 10; Drago, SOS 3 0; Palmer, Bait, Ryan, Cal, Wortham, Chi and Caldwell, M11 3-1; Flanagan, BaIt, Split. to'ff, KC and Sorensen, Mll 32. Earned Run Average (based on II innings pitched) National League - Lamp, Chi 1.23; Anduar, Hou 1.29; Espinosa, Phil 1.55; D.Robinson, Pitt 2.18; Swan, NY 2.19. American League John, NY 0.12; Bos Drago, 130' Montague, Sea 1.57; Jenkins, Tex 1.62; Lemanczyk, Ton 1.59. Strikeouts National League - Richard, Hou 40; Nlekro, Ali 25; Sutton, LA 24; Blue and Knepper, SF fl American League - Ryan, Cal 33; Jenkins, Tex 30; Wortham, Chi and Koosman, Minn 23; Guidry, NY 22 April 17-Seattle Angeles 101 April III-Seattle Angeles 103 lot) 112, Jai-Alai Los 100, Los April 20-Los Angeles Seattle 112 (of) April 22-Seattle 117, Angeles 115 April 25-Se8ttle 106, Angeles 100 11$, Los Los . -. b - - -- ftA &ST Late Thursday Twetfthgame 4GastI.Enrique 12.10 9.60 10.40 1 IssaGondra 4.10 1.00 2 Said Echanit 2.10 0(1-4) 31.70; P14.1) $4.00; 1(4-1.7) 475.20. A 257$ Handle $139.453. Friday Niglitresults Firsigame $lrustaArca 12.10 0.00 Pro Hockey S. - Kansas April 27-Phoenix 120, Kansas .. en Hawks Take It Down To 12.20 ATLANTA (UPI) - The Injury-riddled Atlanta Hawks, 0(7.5) 106.20; T($-7.3) 591.50. Semifinals all but counted out earlier in the (Best of Seven) week after falling behind three (All Times EST) Milwaukee I, Toronto Second game Series I 7Trani-lsidro Minnesota 5, Detroit 3 10.50 1.30 4.00 games to one in their NBA 2 Domingo-Arco N.Y. Islanders vs. N.Y. Nine- ens Chicago 11, Texas 0 4.20 3.50 playoff series with Washington, S Victor-Andre (N.Y. Rangers lead series, 10) Kansas City 15, Cleve 7 4.00 now feel they have an excellent April 26-N.Y. Rangers 4, N.Y. Q(27) 33.20, P17.2) 57.30: T(7.2S) Baltimore 1, Oakland 1 Islanders 1 224.40: DD(I•H fl$.20. chance to dethrone the Seattle 6, New York 5 April 25-N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. California I, Boston 6 defending champion Bullets. Third game Islanders, 1 p.m. Today's Games lVicandi "I look at It this way," said 15.60 4.00 3.10 May 1-N.Y. islanders at N.Y. (All Times EST SPaco 6.40 3.10 Rangers, 0:35 p.m. Atlanta center Steve Hawes Milwaukee (Haas 0-1) at lArca 4.00 May 3-N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Toronto (Underwood 0-3), 1:30 04.11 74.40: P(4-5) 324.40: T(4-5. after the Hawks routed the Rangers, 1:3.5 p.m. P.m. 2) $30.40. Bullets 104-86 Thursday night to x-May S or 6-N.Y. Rangers at Minnesota (Goltz 2.2) at N.Y. Islanders, i p.m. even the series at 1-3. "We've Detroit (Young 0.0), 2:15 p.m. x-May I-N.Y. islanders at N.Y. Baltimore (McGregor 0.0) at had six battles and now is the Q(45) 74.40: P(4.5) 324.4E T(4-5. Rangers, 5:35 p.m. kland (Longford 0-4). 4:30 ft. 521.20. time for the war." x-May 10-N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. p.m. Islanders, 0:05 P.M. That war comes Sunday Texas (Corner 1.2) at uChicago Fsurffigame Series J (Barrios 1.1), 1:30 p.m. SOtjran-Gasti II 11.30 9.40 6.20 afternoon in a nationally Boston vs. Montreal Cleveland (Waits at 4lrusta-Olano 22) ISO 4.20 televised seventh and final (Montreal leads series 14) Kansas City (Gun 12), 5:33 2Sana-Praderall 3.50 April 76-Montreal 4, Boston 2 p.m. 0(4.3) 102.60; P($.4) 212.90: 1(3.4. gam e on the Bullets' home April 25-Boston at Montreal, $ Boston (Torrez in at Call. 2) 030.40. court in Landover, Md. p.m. fornia (FroSt 10), 10 p.m. "It's all going to conic down May 1-Montreal at Boston, 7:30 New York (Hunter 0-1) at Fifthgame P.M. to execution and defense," said 2 Beide.Sarduy Seattle (Abbott 1.2), 10:3.5 p.m. 11.40 5.00 May 3-Montreal at Boston. 7:30 SMutIlla.Wally Sunday's Games 10.00 5.00 Hawes who contributed a p.m. 1 lsasa.Ennique New York at Seattle 4.40 gaznehlgh 14 rebounds and 14 x.Maysoro-Boston at Montreal, Baltimore at Oaklan d Q(25) 35.50: (35) 143.10; 1(2'S. ro Basketball TBA points In Thursday's victory, 1)741.40. Boston at California x-May 111-Montreal at Boston, 7:30 Texas at Chicago "We knew when we came in we p.m. Sixth game , Conference Semifinals 2Victor.Geqardo x.May 10-Boston at Montreal, $ 13.10 54° 334° were playing against the Milwaukee at Toronto, 2 (lest of Seven) p.m. SSantIFernan 1.50 3.00 defending champions and the Cleveland at Kan City (All Times EST) IAram-Isidro 310 team with the best record in Eastern Conference 0(23) 33.40: P(7.5) 115.50; 1(2'5. Atlanta vs. Washington basketball. To be 3-3 with them I) 425.30. (Series tied, 3-3) now gives us great confidence. April 15-Washington '°' Leaders Seventh same Dog Racing We've gotten better as the Atlanta $9 )Victor.Enrique 12.20 1.00 5.10 Salting April 17-Atlanta 107. Washseries has gone along. (Hawks lSara.Rodolfo 5.00 soc (based on 35 at bats) Ington 99 SANFORD-ORLANDO ISanti-Paco Coach) Hubie (Brown) pro-6.40 National League April 20-Washington $9, At. FRIDAY'S RESULTS 0(3.7) 44.60; P(3.7) 140.50; 1(3.7pares us so well that we learn GAB H Pct. lanta 17 First Race, 5.14,0: 4) $31.40. Foster, Cm 19 74 30.40S April 27-Washington 4 Brother Bear 7.40 1.20 3.20 120, more about them each game." Winfield, SD 20 II 32 .393 Atlanta .111 lot) 7 Big Can 20 Eighth game The Hawks led by only four Maddox. Phil 16 59 21 .356 April 24-Atlanta 107, Wash- 2 Manatee Josh 1.00 lOscar.BadIola 22.40 11.10 5.10 Cromrtie, hill points, 56-52, midway through 16 72 25.317 ington 103 0 (4-7) 23.60: T (4'I.2) 245W SSara- Echania 10.80 310 Garvey, LA 20 $2 28.341 April 26-Atlanta 101, Wash. Time: 31:74. 4ApraIZ.Rodolfo 4.10 the third period but bega n Cedeno, Hou 16 53 1$ .310 ington 16 Second Race, 5.14, C: 0(5-7) 66.40 P(7.$) 332.00 T(7S-4) pulling away from the Bullets Gniffey, Cin is 00 27 .336 April 29-Atlanta at Washing. 3Sh. Talks 12.30 6.60 3.20 1053.20. Morgan, Cm after Brown called a timeout. 11 39 23.333 ton, 3:45 p.m. oMidwayLord 6.30 3.10 Nisiffigame Bonnell, All 10 66 22 .333 Philadelphia vs. San Antonio 2Celeno 2.60 2Goiuri "I called that time out to 20.10 9.20 6.10 Tnillo, Phil 17 60 20.333 (San Antonio leads series, 3.2) 0(36)4$.80:P(3.6)10$.80T(34. IApraiz 5.50 5.20 change the tempo," said Mazzilli, NY 14 57 19.333 April IS-San Antonio 2) 207.40: Time 31:77. 1065t1 1W, 3.00 16 31 19 .333 Philadelphia 106 Brown, "They (the Bullets) are Royster, Ali Third Race, 5-10,0: 0(20) 67.25 P112-1111) 141.31 T(244) Stargell, Pit 13 51 17.333 April 17-San Antonio 121, 5 Day Star 10.60 7.60 6.00 530.80. it great team and were about to American League Philadelphia 120 1 Rocktown Tom 6.00 4.10 Tenth game make a surge at us. I felt we GAS N Pd. April 20-Philadelphia I Kirk Day 123, 3.20 $ lsasa-Ennique 13.10 6.60 10.40 Lemon. Chi 10 73 30.400 San Antonio 115 0(4'5)32.60; P(S4)$S.20:T(S.4. SZubl-Nodolfo 7.00 3.40 had gotten out of our pattern Kemp, Del 12 13 17 .393 April 22-San Antonio 115, 1)111.00. Time 31:97. lMutilla.Urqui 5.00 and wanted to readjust." Cooper, Mil 10 72 25.359 Philadelphia 112 Fourth lace, 3.16, C: 0(51) 33.20. P($.$) $1.31. T($-1.4) The Hawks, paced by Hawes Banister, Chi Il 62 24.W April 26-- Philadelphia 120, 6 Brunson 510 1 3.40 3.00 755.21. Oliver. Tex who got two quick baskets after 16 63 24 .311 San Antonio 97 -• 7 Victor .Fernin 3 Tranl.Pradera 14.20 5.00 5.00 - Smalley, Mm 11 62 24.W April 79-San Antonio at Ford, Cal 10 39 15 .345 Philadelphia, 1:30 p.m. Rice, Bas Il 40 23.313 x-May 7-Philadelphia at San Porter, KC 5. 61. 23.377 Antonio, 0:30 p.m. Squires, Chi 13 35 13.371 Western Conference Noise Rums Phoenix vs. Kansas City National League - Murphy, (Phoenix wins serIes, 4-I) All andKingman, Chi 7; Bon April 11-Phoenix 102, Kansa s nell, All and Dawson, Mtl S. six City 99 players tied with 4. 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'.2 By United Press International deciding game at Landover, defending champion Bullets, 3- reserve guard Terry Fur1o* According to Kansas City Md. and San Antonio is at 1, have ca pt ured the last two has played a key role in forcing Kings' Coach Cotton Fitzsim- Philadelphia's Spectrum to contests including Thurs- a seventh game. Furlow ha4 mons, "The best team won - meet the 76ers in the sixth game day's 104-86 victory in Atlanta riddled the Bullets with 53 there's no doubt a bo ut that." of their series. The Spurs hold a which tied the series, points in the last three games Fitzsimons referr ed to the 2 lead. With Atlanta starters John "I feel good about Game 7,' Phoenix Suns, who defeated the The scrappy Hawks who Drew and Eddie Johnson l"urlow said. "I feel I will be a Kings, 120-99, Friday night. trailed in their series with the nursing minor injuries, Hawk little more up for it than this "We got baptized," he said. one. The seventh game in the "Very few of our players have series is a man's game." L___,_.r m mine piayous efore. 1-rn The 76ers also are attempting proud of them, especially the to come back from a 3.1 deficit way they played in the second against San Antonio. If Philahalf. They had little chance to delphi a evens the series at 3-3, win but they played very hard." the deciding gam e will be The Suns will take on the played Wednesday, May 2 at Seattle SuperSonics, who San Antonio. clinched a be rt h In the Western Philadelphia avoided Conference final by defeating elimination Thursday night the Los Angeles Lakers, 4-1, with a 120-97 thumping of the beginning Tuesday. Spurs as J ul ius Erving po ured Paul Westphal scored 32 in 32 points. points to lead the Suns, who won "I think they (Spurs) realize the series, 4-1. Twenty-four of that we're not a bout to take this Westphal's points came in the lying do wn," sai d Caldwd li first half when the Suns took Jones. "That last one is going to advantage of Kansas City's cold be the har dest one For them to shooting and moved to a 70-46 win. lead. Phoenix shot 54 percent San Antonio's George Gervin from the floor in the first half, held to just 13 points Th urwhile the Kings shot 29 percent. sday night by rookie Maurice Otis Birdsong led the Kings Cheeks still feels his squad is with 21 points, followed by Scott in the driver's seat. . Wedman with 15 and Billy "What do you mean, can WE McKinney with 10. bounce back?" Gervin said. In Sunday's Eastern Confer. "Do you think THEY can ence semifinals, Atlanta meets bounce back? We still got the Washington in the seventh and lead in t his series." The Ballet Guild of San ford$.minol, wishes OPENING HIGNT-TNURSDAY, MAY 3rd. . N. ii 06.ds - jot .556 2) $10.40; Time 31:75. 57275 Cm 6 I .429 6 12 .333 61 2 SIDWEII, SATURDAY POST TIME 8:00 P.M. .' ________________________________________________________________________ THE TERRACE 1 . ALL NEW 56 Trifecta Sax KUM 10 2 Circus , 4,Yp,çppf-/ *40 - 9.40 s.so BY h0, Sunday, April 29, 1979-it learn lii! ii! NIGHTLY $43 7' 6 4'éE 2 2i,2 2'.2 4½ 1 Pahokee . Fl. Kings Coach: Best Won; Spurs In 2-1 Lead , • .. SHOW Emily Holbrook 356; Claudia Benevento 276; Doris Grayhill 313; - 43; A 128 .600 10 I .556 Detroit -.--. 164; Dick 209; Cindy Monti 133, High Series : Clara Ripley 296; _____ thor I -. FINAL Va; celThlhslsaul.10; 'red Puckslt CaNsyPIeS, 9 / McKibben 192; Gordon Lamb 188; 596 Lillian Pohl 186; Frank Greco 185; Gene McNutt 181; Marvin McNutt HI NOONERS 179; Hazel Bauder 179; Lucille Thatcher Ill; Martin Hansen 176; High Games : Sue Yates 169, Ted Foote 175; Dan Burton 174; Hoyt Jennie Adams 181, 162, Ill, WOTM .1 McPherson 112; Jim Arroyo 171; Phyllis Molt 191 Flagship Bank; Roger Bouvier 171; Mary Mc Donna Rogers 163 Sandy Moore 171. Phrson 165; Barbara Knesel 160; Ann Curtis 183 Cooks Corner; Dot Helen Stettner 157, Gladys Gran Bridgman 192 WOTM-2; Alice neman 155; Ruth Foote 154; Helen Ulmer 183 Deltona Sanitation; Mary Kaminsky 15$. Elmore 176 Stenstrom Realty; Converted Splits Ted Foote 27; Carol Caldwell 177 Custom Cold. Bill Dean 27; Lucille Thatcher 57, well; Ida Baker 160 Flagship Bank. 310; Edward Hirsch 3-10; Dolores High Series : Jeannie Adams 514 Burke 3 10; Belle Jordon 3-10; Mike WOTM 1; Phyllis Mott 520 Flagship Ross 310; Ruth Foot" 5.10; Hazel Bank; Janet Eve Ill Highbânks Bauder 510. 910; Bud Huff 67.10; Marina; Donna Rogers 433 Ann High Games: Mac McKibben72S. Will Kernstock 191.200; Bernie *own 191192; Al Affien 210; Joe BUCK'S CUSTOM CATERERS jrrer2l3; Gus Reindi 19S; Lisle Wier 100; Norman Becker 155; Standings : B&W Market; Dicks IMy Patrick ill; George Daly 153; Appliance; Carefree Florist; MARONDA rd Hirsch 105; Adam Nit. C. PLA. ILIC. 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Dot Palmer COPPIY I Lang 500; Lou Bolton 154; Dan 159; Ginny Gaudreau 159-157. P.C. AUTO PHOTO All N irlon*; Ole Olsen 46; Norman High Series: Eve Rogero AIR N £iISr 35$ lecker 104; Ted Pvckilt 475; Helen Ginny Gaudreau 457; Liz Blackburn PilkIs 211 Ulberg 476; SIll Schott In; Claire Sees. 465; Kitty Bray S23; Norma Wagner NeiWn 3 • Ml; FranciS Olson; Alice 164 - ISO; Gladys Doyle $30; Kathy wake. •• Dim. 250 dusekIlI;SarbaraKnhSIlAil. Pose Cooper 303; Arlene Coaiter 11 SS' co" Converted $0111: Helen Soften 4 Other Highlights: Helen Harrison oi,. . all Ill 411111111 Ill;Mlke Ron $.S.IO; Mae Patrick Ma,s. lie turkey; Kitty Bray S strikes; Eve *05 1.. P.9-110; Francis Olson 5.5)0; ea Rogero- turkey; high average Liz • son 1 50 onces Oreca 341; Eulah 011iesus s,vos Its Blackburn 161; star of week: Gladys IsS) a, Tills Silty Sicker 5.7; Ed" Doyle .125. Iksdeau$7; Ed Kneisi 1.7: Mary l ie . will" Totals It 1 2 Il 5.4; Al Allies 45; Lucille UNPROPISSIONALS 133; seen it on film more than a hundred times." Whenever Wertz and Mays see each other, they kid about the catch. Mays is due to be enshrined in Baseball's Hall of Fame at Cooperstown, N.Y., four months from now and Wertz, who has received some votes himself, says "nobody deserves to be in there more than Willie does." I - Hoyt McPherson S610; Harold Fox Curtis 443+ Sandy Moore399 Cooks 25 7; Edward Knesel -41 9; Phil CornerMary Elmore 477 Stenstrom Augusto S 1. Realty; Carol Caldwell 499 Custom Canvas; Jeanette Hltchoy 422. Converted Splits: S.10 Verne CARDINAL INDUSTRIES Dickens WOTM L4- 1 4.7 Janet Eve; 9. 1 Dot Bridgman WOTM+-2 Standings: Truckers; Red Bird Other Highlights: Turkey. Lucky Strikes; All in the Family; Jeannie Adams, Phyllis Mott, Alice . Jarheads ; Black Gunions; Red Ulmer, Oily Cislsto. Birds; Whatever? Home Grown. High Games: Clara Ripley 117; Tommy Eden 199; Claudia Benevento 104: Artis Robinson 151; Donnie Benevent 0 189; Anne Curtis 158; Terry Meli 107. Emily Holbrook 123; Bud Doyle 113; Louis McGlashing lU; Richard Salmon 182; Doris Grayhill 126; Cathy Doyle a 171: Rodney Goble 153; Jerry Monti Electric, 15-5. In Pinto action First Federal at Seminole downed Jim's TV as Scott Mason, Tommy Dearty, James Raymond and Qirid Sprang had three hits my mind about how great a catch it was, though, because I've Wertz didn't have enough money to get started, so he borrowed it and has long since paid it back. He was with the Indians when he got his distributorship in 155. That was the same year he was stricken with polio, and one of the other players' wives asked Wertz' wife: "Do you think he'll be able to run it from a wheelchair?" Hot Shots; Go getters; Nomads; Richard Herbs 202244206; Phil Duffers; Sex Symbols; Make-ups; Zeuli 201; Jeff Johnson 209416; Bob Sunbirds; Scatter Pins; Alley Adams 206; Robert Robinson 233; Oops. Jerry Lowie 202 225. High Games Joe Ferrer 209; High Series Ron Allman 605; Edward Hirsch 204; Mike Burke Richard Heaps 652; Phil Zeull 582; 203, Sam Kaminsky 191; WinnIe Jeff Johnson 580; Bob Adams 574; Spencer 190; Ted Puckett 195; Mac Robert Robinson 605; Jerry Lowle Keith Grajeda combined for a Donnie Benevento 481; Rodney 418; Bud Doyle 468: Richard three-hitter as Maronda Homes Goble Salmon 467; Cathy Doyle 476; Cifld tripped Central Florida Monti 333; Tommy Eden 494; Anne Bait boasts along with neatly stacked rows and rows of beer, some of the most sophisticated reclamation machinery imaginable to recycle cans and bottles as prescribed by Michigan state law. "I'm proud of all the people who work for me and what we have accomplished together," Wertz adds. "Lucille and I started with a minus pool, and if she hadn't been there to help me along the way, this whole thing never would've been possible. The man responsible for giving me an opportunity to buy a beer distributorship was Jerry Iloffberger, the otner of the Orioles Kegler's Korner :. the 1954 World Series opener between the Giants and Indians, the one Willie Mays miraculously caught up with and grabbed with Toronto Philadelphia Placed utility infielder Pete Mackanin on the IS day disabled list because of an in flamed right elbow and purchased infielder Rudy Meoli from Oklahoma City In American Or Chicago at Atlanta St. Louis at Cincinnati American League East W L Pct. Boston 12 5 .706 3.00 260 2.10 6 Fast Lance 3.60 4.00 7 Anna's Best 4.20 0 (1.6) 13.20; P(1 4)22.10: T 06. 1)14.50; Time 31.31. Eleventh Race, 3.1$, C: IChalhisDelight 13.10 7.00 940 7i"t 7:35 Los Angeles at New York, San Diego at Philadelphia Houston at Pittsburgh Tenth Race, S.I4,A: ':''E at 12). 3) 203.40; Time 31:55. Ninth Rice, 5-14, B: 1 Day 1.60 8.60 340 2 Country Romeo 9.20 1.20 S Doll's Pumpkin 210 0(1.2) 45.50; P (1.3) 123.10; 1(1.2. 5)154.40; Time 31:47. -Ir 7:35 12) - •ASA tRIck Agreed 2:15 22). 1" ••AA .....- ' Sunday's Games San Francisco at Montreal both sides in that Series, getting eight hits in 16 times up for a.500 Baseball 2.1), (Reuschel (McWilliams - too much," he said. sef-lion of a spotlessly clean 79,000-square-foot warehouse, which mediately. (Carlton p.m. New York Milwauke -- wr;nhtc,. lAin ,v. ,u.V uvw 1 Jess In Time 6.20 3.80 5.00 3 Manatee Bandit 0(1.2) 25.40; P12.1)71.90; T 43.1. . . il ! l , his back to the plate. Vie Wertz out-hit Willie Mays as well as every other regular on By United Press International Friday College Lacrosse Coach Austin 'Jerry" Hobart Schmidt resigned effective im at Allen St. Louis (Martinez 0-1) at (Home 2.2), Cincinnati 2:15 p.m. San Diego (Jones 32) at Wertz played close to 20 years and collected 1,692 hits, including 266 homers, while knocking In 1,178 runs, yet what most people remember him best for is one long out he made. That was the ball he hit nearly 500 feet at the Polo Grounds In offer. But I don't want to start sections of the U.S. and Canada. in New York what I started in "We're proud of the place," says Wertz, walking through one Transactions (Robinson Pittsburgh "It's kind of them to make the their product, Miller, Lite, and Lowenbrau beer, to various Miranda, 53, Friday said he Boston 2-2) p.m. - there are seven ways a batter can reach first (Sutton (Zachry 2-0 or Sixth Race, 5-16, A: 7 Angel Whizzer 72.40 14.20 7.30 3Kukomonga 2.60 2.60 IOrif'scop 3.20 0(3.7) 67.40; P (7.3) 3)3.10; 1 (7.3• 8)146.40. Time 31 :. Seventh Race, B; 7 Cactus Debbie 16.20 6.50 460 6 Rozema 5.60 460 ICircusCity Sue 6.10 0($7)44.$0;P(7.4)204.90;T(74. I) 671.20; Time 39:54. Eighth Race, 3-16, A; . - 0-2), 1:15 P.M. San Francisco (Blue 4-1) at Montreal (Sanderson 01), 1:15 pm. (Niekro Houston 11) at - I Q. I underdand Angeles New York Ma roth on Offers Runner A Deal 12 months in 2:20 or less. ______ (All Times EST) -- might have been In force this year, except that the Players Association delayed In voting on it. _____ It'E4'7 ON 70 79/cc 8o7/,' 7?YE PR .f, Et,o,VT ' 4. ,cO.g ZAT cq7p/,f CRO4'4 800 760 3.00 $ManateeAngel O(1'2)SS.0O;P(t.2)IU.O0;r1.2. 5)541.00; Time 31:61. ______________________ Y//E /9/9 P6R.' 77YE4' Atlanta 3, Chicago 2 Cincinnati 4, s. LOUIS 3 Philadelphia 2, San Diego 0 ... certified marathon in the next 4%'7 84C//Y( q.g7 7-q/p[ qo/,NQugzYP O4'7'/ 1919, cii' HoR 7410 or 7.4' R.4CE9 4'O1VEV6 iW4'E O/ E /t K&p'71/c/i'Y PERSX S/P B4RTI - Los Ang atN.Y.. ppd., rain Montreal 14, San Francisco B - later date from the point where it was stopped. The new ruling 11 W L Pct. GB 11 5 .737 10 9 .526 4 Cincinnat 9 11 .450 San Fran San Diego I 12 .100 6½ I 12 .100 6'7 Los Angeles Atlanta 6 12 .333 7½ Friday's Results Houston 3 Ranger J 1)107.20; TIme 31:96. Fifth lGrand Gal 16.20 10.40 3.60 2 Bossy Scott 750 1.60 tWright Empire 310 4(M/N 12 1 .750 11 5 .618 1 S I .500 1 7 S .467 41 1 6 I .129 5 6 Il 353 61 2 West Phil byAlanMaver 77/E /05r# /reNraC/ryDERB) } ON w,i a',e Nation al League East W L Pct. GB - ,, FIROFAKIND Baseball - In Evening Herald, Sanford, _ V �12A-Evening Hora Pd, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, April fl, 17 I .I• (Continued From Page 1A) of Terwilleger's health course are senior Tim Stevens and junior Mike Horn, Horn eagerly signed up for both the Health Iand Advanced Health courses and has recently enrolled in a college health class. He will study for his certificate for an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) three nights a week four hours per night at Seminole Community College. As a student assistant in the Advanced Health class, Horn says he's attracted to the health field "just to help people out." For the past 2z years, Stevens has served as a volun- BUSINESS IN BRIEF Sanford Landmark Gets New Name, Facelift A Sanford landmark since 1941 will get a remodeling and a new name come the first of May. Hunt's Tuxedo Seed Store at the corner of Sanford Avenue and Second Street will be renamed Duggar's General Store May 1, Joe and Margaret Duggar have announced. R.S. Hunt operated the store from 1941 to 1967. Joe Duggar went to work at the store In 1966 and he and his wife Margaret bought the store in 1972. Flagship Plans Expansion Flagship Banks Inc. is considering more than 30 possible branch locations, and may have as many as a dozen additional new offices opened by the end of i, stockholders of the Florida bank holding company were told today. Speaking at the company's annual meeting of shareholders, Flagship president James H. White, said that with Flagship's dramatically improved earnings and capital ratios, the company can brach more aggressively. "Until now," he said, "Flagship has had to follow a very cautious branching policy." The shareholders were also told that by 1960, Flagship's 24-Hour Jack network of automatic teller machines will be expanded to 50 machines. teer student athletu. trainer at Seminole High School. He doesn't get any credit or any monetary compensation for the several hours he spends helping to treat injuries on and off the field. As fate would have It, a broken arm brought Stevens In touch with the student athletic trainer program. I started out as a wrestler and broke my arm twice," Stevens explains. "My mother said I couldn't wrestle anymore but I still liked the sports. I found I could go to all the games by being an athletic trainer." Called "doe" by his students, Terwilleger, the health teacher and a certified athletic trainer, says he's noticed a Brantley Passes First Bill Freshman legislator, Rep. all food stamp offices will have whereby Information on food ducted In the Orlando area, Bobby Brantley, got his first computers, the Longwood stamps applications can be showing a 30 percent error rate bill-a "memorial" to Congress Republican said, before food stamps are in applications In Orlando on the food stamp program- Under the method Brantley isverified Issued was shown in an audit alone. That audit also showed passed by the Florida House of proposing a food stamp ap. conducted by the U.S. that nine employees of the state Representatives Friday. plicant's social security Department of Agriculture for Department of Health and number would be fed to the U.S. the period of November, 1978 Rehabilitative Services were The bill urges Congress to Department of Commerce by through January, 1979. fraudulently receiving food adopt an amendment to section computer for verification of the "A 40 percent en or rate was stamps," Brantley said. 7 of the Privacy Act to permit applicant's Income and other found in food stamp upHe said the state of Florida verification of applications for benefits. plications by that audit," he distributed $350 million worth of food stamps by social security Brantley said the need for said, food stamps In 1978. - DONNA number beginning June 1 when providing a simple method "In 1978 an audit was con- ESTFS ;.': :' :'•13- c: ! .. .. Sales Top $1 Billion An Altamonte Springs contractor specializing In prengineercd metal buildings says his form of construction reached a significant milestone last year. Jim Lewis of Landmark Construction Company, Inc. said a survey from the manufacturer's trade association indicates that for the first time pro-engineered metal bulldingslledively accounted for more than $1 billion in sales - up 22.8 percent over record sales enjoyed In 1977. Cynthia Brown And Youth Week ' . S . '• ' -. ..; " .• Moore Elected To Board Forrest Moore, vice president and operations manager of FRC Roof Structures, has been elected director of the board of directors for the Central Florida Component Manufacturer's Association, Inc. Comprised of approximately nine truss manufacturers throughout Central Florida, the association members held elections at their April 3 meeting . other officers which were elected for one year terms are Greg Adams of Adam's Lumber, president; Robert Seele of Mills and Nebraska Lumber, vice president; George Hansford of Panning Lumber, ytreasurer and Gary Newell of Central Florida Truss, director. L .ase.Back Arrangement Auto-Train Corp. announced it has sold most of its iU1ng stock in a lease-back arrangement to Increase operating funds. Eugene K. Garfield, president, said the arrangement Is part of a financing package now being negotiated. AutoTrain has applied to the Economic Development Administration of the Commerce Department for $3 million in loan guarantees. Under the lease-back arrangement, Auto-Train has sold a major portion of its fleet equipment for $625,000 in cash plus a note for $13,375,000 payable over 15 years. The company will lease back the cars from the buyer for a 15year period. FHA Interest Rate Increased The increase In the FHA mortgage interest rate from StolO percent was "regretahje but probably Inevitable" in light of record rates in the conventional mortgage market, Vondal S. Gravlee, president of the National Association of Home Builders, said. "With conventional rates, being pushed upto the 1oto11 percent range nationally by the Federal Reserve Board's tight monetary policies, the government apparently thought it had no other choice but to raise the Interest rate to keep the PHA mortgage insurance program pdltive,"Gravleesaid. Analys 1 Sue (an . WASHINGTON (UPI) - A wasteful or possibly illegal yd whn V Inmd.IA.,.....,l .lVIM. -Padmon 'e md an•J .his Job after exposing concealed The decision Is important, eenses on a defense project said ACLU lawyer Ralph has been told by a federal court Temple, "because It Is the first he can sue former President major Indian for whistle. Nixon for his alleged involve. blowers," mint In the flri. "Federal officials now may U.& District Court judge think twice before firing a Gerhard G Friday said _ whidle-hiower," he added. Ddem Department employee _ployee Creed Fitzgerald has the r1t Fitzgerald tiIled befog, a to file a damage mit against subcommittee of the House. Nino and two of his aides, S,,, Joint Economic CansAlexander Butterfield and mj, in iNS about concealed Bryce Herb,, cost overruns In the CSA Although Nixon is protected military trnçort prvgrmu. by fame, President Ford's pwdo 'lb was fired In iNS n a ___ result of his testimony," said esiniloni thssgss, Gesell riled Ross, Jenny associate director thi former president could still of the Washington, D.C., 1* a auk charges not only thnt chapter of the ACLU. ad his Mallen caused Ms. Roes said Fitzgerald Is Fjbgerald to lose his job in president We but 1110 flilId his entire bSCi&ii "he his felt 111 along cOns, bemuse he has never thitj Nixon wo dkd3 lien gives the wwww jobe hp hid held Were, him rirnevaL •. ' 7 .5 i' FOR CARDINAL •' ,, .\\ , NEW NEST Evening Hera Pd, Sanford, Fl. COUTseS. "A lot of students are taking health classes for the health of themselves and the people around them," Terwilleger says. "They want to know what to do in an emergency Instead of just standing around and saying 'oh my gosh." Students enrolled In the Health I class learn about the anatomy, respiration and basic first aid methods such as cardio-pulmonary resuscitation and the Heimlich Maneuver, Terwilleger says. The Advanced Health class covers advanced first aid In emergency care and techniques. Eighty students have already registered for this class next semester, forcing Terwilleger to add a third class period. "They (students) can see a need for this," Terwilliger says. "They are always getting hurt. They're aware of self-preservation. Somebody's always coming back and saying 'I used It yesterday and It worked," Terwilliger says. "Three or four girls have said they saved a baby who stopped breathing." Bus mess men Help 'Youth' During Seminole County Youth Week some area businesses will be contributing a percentage of their recepts for a day to the Seminole Youth Service System. April - Soblk's Sandwich Shops April 30 - JUlie's Restaurant, Sanford penny's Pizzeria, Fern Park -Heritage Inn, Sanford. May 1, Phelp's Restaurant, Sanford -.Me. (s Chicken, Sanford Annie's Bar.B.Q, Fern Park May May 2 - Jungle Joe's. Sanford Dog & Subs, Longwood May 3 - Sanford's Days Inn -Qappy's Studio Club, Fern Park -Spaghetti Station, Fern Park May 4 -. Touchton's Colonial Room, Sanford May 5 -Burger Chef, Sanford Others donating for youth week: Fotrdee Employee ConProgram, Cauelberry; Fourdee Division Casselberry; Flower World, Casselberry; Sanford Flower Shop, The Pizza Place, Longwood; Sanford Jewelry and Luggage, Sanford Shoe Center, Carroll's Furniture, Sanford, Seminole Garden Center, Longwood; Foreign Auto Parts, Langwood; Gifts by Nan, Sanford; Certified Slings, Casselberry; Florida Farm Bureau Insurance, Sanford; TG&Y, Longwood; Quality Inn and Liquor World, Orlando. Also donating: First Federal of Seminole, Longwood; Tropic Bank of Seminole, Casselberry; Flagship Bank of Sanford, Atlantic National Bank of Sanford and Barnett Bank, Altamonte - S ' ç '•' ' l.i' Public Relations Director Julian Stenstrom welcomes guests at ribbon cutting Friday for Cardinal Industries, Inc.'s new 6,000 square foot office building Springs. constructed of modules manufactured in the company's Sanford factory on South Service organizations helping with Youth Week are Altamonte Sanford Avenue. An open house for the general public will be Sunday, April 29, Springs Sertoma, Winter Springs Sertoma, VFW Post 8297, and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Auxiliary. Longwood, and Knights of Columbus, Sanford. Woodworking HERE'S. A PAYMENT YOU'LL ENJOY MAKING D em ons tra tion Daily demonstrations of over "This program with Shop150 woodworking operations for smith's complete Mark V amateurs with as varied in- woodworking system Is being terests as carving, cabinet offered as a fun-filled exmaking, or simply building a perlence for the entire family to toy truck will begin Wednesday learn more about a hobby they at the Volusia Mall, 1700 can use to remodel a room, Volusia Avenue, Daytona build heirloom furniture, Beach, and continue through construct simple toys and a host May 6. of other family woodworking Professional woodworking projects," Wehrheim said. craftsmen will conduct the demonstrations and explain DO YOU procedures for building a . WANT TO variety of weekend woodSELLYOUR HOME? working projects. The public is invited. I SELL "Woodworking Is America's HOMESI number one hobby that gives Its WHY DON'T participants something WE GET tangible In return," says TOGETHERI Shoparnith's World Champion Woodturnlng Expert, Norv GEM MANCIS Wehrhelzn. ByJOANMADON Heral'dCorrespondent Despite a common notion Corpsm ember Graduates women prefer men as bosses and do not want to work under another woman, some Seminole Cocpsrnember Tracey Brown Jr.,of1E Higgins Terrace, Sanford, took part in the 239th graduation exercise of the Singer Brecklnrldge Job Corps Center this week. Corp. sinember Brown completed studies In the culinary arts skill and plans a career in the field. Countians overwhelmingly rate their female bosses hir), strongly disagree Speed Reading Class Be Ins with the stereotyped female boss as one who Is The office of Community Services at Seminole Community College is offering a "Speed Reading" class to begin April 30. Class will meet from? to 10 p.m. in building No. 43 on the Adult Education Campus eight weeks on Monday evenings, Enrollment is limited to 20 people, with a $12 registration for fee. , For further Information, call the college. Programming Language Taught Show devious, emotional and Insecure. Secretaries who were interviewed held their bosses in high esteem and expressed confidence in am, their abilities, as did flab Wilken, secretary for 18 months to Mickey Adams. Director of the Information How do men feel and iteterral I.enter os about their Three men in the ereasalna nearing" ringForArt"onuayi fItlen 11 a.m. -4:30 p.m. This art show Is for students from aja 6 to is. .Top prize money as well as gift certificates from the Plaza Teater, Bowl America, Judy's, Burger King, Jack In the Box add McDonalds will be awarded. For applications, see school principal, art teacher or call Seminole area presently working for women refused to comment. and can relate to us as working mothers. I think she's more sympathetic." In fact, Pat recalls that s when Mrs. Werry lea rned during her Interview that she had children "she told me not to feel pressured about having to take time off," This was the Pat had encountered such get along very well, even though there is a bossemployee atmosphere... We get work done, but It's a relaxed atmosphere." Carol Gentry, chirman, 3231305. first time understanding, and also her first woman boss, she Mary Stevens worked for Respiratory Camp Slated a man for more than eight course, Personal Growth In Stress Slt"itkins - For Mon, oilY. will be held for five consecutive Wwhsosday evenings, bglnnIng May 2, In Room 8201 at Seminal. Community said. years before she became secretary, nine years ago, as "I have thoroughly en. joyed It," she continues. "1 think she's a terrific person in general, and as a boss to Janice Springfield, executive Vice-president of Flagship Bank of Seminole. "I enjoy working for her," she says. "I don't have any P•" Mary feels that women bosses are more understan ding (Including bet's!) "If YOU need time - she's very understanding." The bosses were also queried about their attitudes to determine how they became such treasured bosses. Janice Springfield, exxplains that she had heard J0 I .. •. :, S :; .. • . ¶ like to talk to a woman, and the men do too - but you had better be able to handle it, because they will pick It up right away," Mrs. Springfield said. Meanwhile Mrs. Werry says she tries to relate to her subordinates "the way i would want a supervisor to relate to The personnel director doesn't want them to have "an image of rue that is unapproachable." A hard worker herself, Mrs. Werry doesn't believe in "sitting back and not doing anything, and expecting them to do It all," and feels that she has a "peer relationship" with her subordinates, Mrs. Colbert says she hasn't experienced any prejudicial attitudes toward her. However, she thinks "women are their worse enemies in juslness. They are afraid to take on responsibility. They are afraid to accept a -. ' !' ir t , •55) I .. OL (I 4... / .4 • Accountant Val Colbert (left) and her secretary, Brenda Echols .5 Helen Kelly (right), r -. at Chas. and Company, Sanford said, "I would . - prefer working for a man. I'm a little old-fashioned, but I -usior - - believe most wqmen have ' a streak of ' sentimentality..." t See 0088E8, Page 20 Nrald phel" by us i '• 1. 7 '- ($lege. tsp iccordling to the Instructor, Art Sims, the course will jfu 41-life career changes, problems of stress related to marital 4atlossa, problems of widowers, etc. 'or infonnatlon, call Sims, 3231460, ext. 431. __ Fk :-. .. :. ;:.:-.. ' I5... •': ;.' .5.. - S I A I ___ 's Language guccesalsil results of a iNking r:: to a c IeInMandarth(Is.uhss WAN ths%j,g7of C zalFborIdetoed 1arforae,iico.su iniserlanguagis. 11 iththe class ulup,da waft . . beliisd, . . e the poady of a MM in $w.kW, w w 4 be tad by Di'. Michial I. _ S S. U 'sdlvIskn01cosgIni.cniseredbee ll m,had, German,RMner op" r-- ju Is , civil e*IIIW or - '!'t - •.,._S.•_*- '_ '-5--..- .-. S--. --'.- 5_ •_-__ SL- i. -•-"-• ... -. _S•S• - -.- - - order to rd.r a preference for ivmuW or wadod I. u*caasonae.e*bwce4thedi,Wrnd .deeetism at U(P, c (*) *4101, wilite. -. rpWem who "blow lbs hlatle" on inefficient, k * 1se DeBary Garden Club plane a bios trip to see the hor tlØlttxal cihitilhs at Ballard Prison (near Stark.) on May 17. 1*bus will lesvsthe ftr,dspustmentbelp 1gatgaim and eqs cen be parked there all dey. is Od as a os the Florida Garden Qs hive be. innttemal be am be se cost is $JO par parson (net clsiIig lunch). You need nL be a garden club menibeir to joj on. Misr, rw fife am 411s for reisrvatie. call 1161111111111910 Hehljer *1801. kli I1 5. 4ur Open To Interested opwWatv 1 * personnel director promotion." She adds, "I have a lot of clients who are women and we get along real good." Helen Kelly, personnel director at Chase and Company, Sanford, expresses a different viewpoint. She worked briefly bra woman but has worked mostly for men at the recreation department for two men and at city hall "for 13 years for a lot of different men." "Personally," she begins, "I would prefer working for a man. I think they are much easier to get along with.., no pettiness or jealousy... I'm not saying all women are like that... "I'm a little old. ..% 1 4 . 61 - LOMa J Iry me." bosse s? b work (three months or less) for many, many years," flab's had a iety 01 men and women bosses. Basically experienced "no difference" between Use men and women bosses, However, she adds, "Her (Mickey's) thoughts are b some of men I have worked for." B renda Echo is, secretary of live year to Sanford Accountant Val Colbert, says, "I enjoy working for a woman. We . .1; experienced that women some and she projects that," says flab. As a secretary who did ord-Seminole Art Association and the Sanford Plaza 011111101110 SLACN. 520$. Atlantic Ave. 19046728757 Of lINT. U.S 17.92 3056684438) • DELANO. 'Southern Regional Main Office. 345 N. Woodland Blvd. (904•7342551) is Of [TONI. 940 Deflsna Blvd. 1305•661 4403 3/Siren Plaza. 1240 Providence Blvd. (305'574.1427) •@AINISVILLf. 'Nirihein Regional Main Office. 2815 NI. 131h St (904-376-75511/242 W. UmvsnNy Ave. (904375'$500)/GainesviNs Mall. 2528 N.W. 131h St, 904'31626331/4414 N W 23rd Ave 1904'376'3204)/5200 W. Newbirry Rd 1904373.5200 •LIkf CITY. 275 U $ 90 West 1904.752.I22?1 • [IISSUIG. 1403 S 14th St. 1904.7$7.25571 • ow SMYRISA BEACH. 1300 S Atiantit Ave (904.427•3447 • ORANGE CITY. Four Townes Shopping Center. 2400 U.S. 11.92 904.775.43431 •SANIORD. 3090 S. Orlando Or. (305'37331 lOt S. .5' . all about the stereotyped female boss, and she decided that "I'm going to try not to be like that. I make a sincere effort to try not to be that way..." She's comfortable in her position, she says. "I have Hospital Altamonte, agrees. "She's Willa Mae) a mother, which I and has been through of the childhood problems, "Mickey Is a very "Mickey qualified boss, Coming Up . off, Ithink they understand your family needs," However she adds, "1 don't know whether that is an asset in the business world. A man might use it against you; but when you have time off, you don't feel so guilty." ' Pat Loveridge, a supervisor for almost three years under Willa Mae Werry, associate director of personnel at Florida Seminole County, Sa nford. Seminole Community College Is offering a course In the "Basic plus" programming language during the Summer Term (April 30-August 8). Classes will meet on Monday from 4 to 6:45 p.m. Three hours of credit will be awarded upon cesàful completion of the course, This course would be beneficial to personsowning end operating home computers, as well as computer programmers wishing to learn a new programming language. The students will use the computer facilities on campus to design and Insplefnent programs utlilving the BASIC PLUS Language. To register, go to the registrar's office In the ad. ministration building. For more information, CIII 3234450, extensIon 226. 'or Men Only' Course Set Ø risL1hi .p. Rcoted summer Visit your nearest First Federal of Mid-Florida office soon to sign up for the new lONe. Account.. after aft, you owe it to yourself. Q• Bosses Hi ghiy By Employees An exclusive resident program for fourth to sixth grade teachers, designed to introduce and review some basic science areas, will start June 25 at the University of Central Florida (UFC). It will be the ninth such summer program for teachers to be conducted at UCF since 1970 with funds from the National Science Foundation. To be eligible, applicants must have a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university and must indicate Intent to improve science instruction In the classroom. ';information on this summer's sessions may be obtained by contacting Dr. Jack Brennan, at (305) 275-2648 or 275-2325 or writing to Elementary Physical Science program, University of Central Florida, Orlando, 32816. It's a brand new way to save from First Federal of Mid-Florida. You can open the l.O.Me. Account for as little as $5 and we supply you with a coupon book to remind you of your payment to yourself and a quarterly statement to show your progress. The 1.0. Me. Account Is a great way to save for those that know they should but never seem to get around to it as well as a good way to get children started on a regular thrift program. I• 1 WOme n For Teachers Of Grades 4.6 The American Lung Association of Central Florida h several campershipa for children with adbma and other respiratory diseases at Sunshine Station from June 9 through June 16 at Lake Swan Camp Melrose cpsildren from 7 to 12 years of age will be under mecai siervlslon of pediatric allergists and pediatric nurses. Pys1cIan referral for eligibility Is required. Medical forms ad health background forms mush be completed. Sunshine Station will be held at Lake Swan Camp wticls is kated between Gainesville w4 Palatka. or additional details contact the Ame Am-- rican Lung -.-. 1oCaLwn or sirai .en Florida at -aesi. Applicat ons mud b completed by May 1. Every month there are payments every family has to make.. .for the car, the house, taxes and so forth. Now there's a payment you can add to that monthly routine that you'll want to make. GOVERNORS STENSTROM HIGHWAY SAFETY HA M - REALTORS COMMISSION 822.2420 or 8234$ Io.,,*.. Oei,a,$m,nt of 2U3 PARK Di, SANFORD '-S. * Resident Summer Program Open Sunday, April 2e, 979-lB REALTOR. ASSOCIATE U*n who filed this and ether *1 Z Fitzgerald's hliilf, billimil Ow declaim Friday ua Mfldq towd pvtoeft 1' Briefly YOuth Art r H OURSELVES- growing enthusiasm among students toward health 'c . 4 Risk Vi., Jausk.SprImgfleM (left) and her secretary, Mary seven. -. ..S -. 'A . ... - - ._ ........-. --- .- ...........- - Hosphial Director Wills Mae Werry (lft) and supervisor, Pat Loveridge. .. ... .,•_ .. - -. S ._ S - . ., - , S - �Sunday, April no 1979 21—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. In And Around Winter Springs I. I Weddin gs Form er Po/iceman Studies For Degree serving as a winter The Seminole County • Springs police officer for some i. Democratic Executive Corn18 months, John Moore enlisted mittee will hold its next In the U.S. Marine Corps. He meeting on May 0,at8prnat has served on active duty for the Seminole County VFW No. On - three years. In that 8W, lAngwood. The Post home time, he has obtained the rank Is located on SR 421. The public of sergeant, and earned a good is Invited. conduct thedal. Moore has taken advantage the silver egg; and Dee Dee of the educational benefits Skislak (11) found the most The next meeting of the VFW offered by the service and is eggs (20) LadiesAUZIIJ studying for his degree in Gib of chocolate and stuffed 540, WinterSprings, will be crImineljusUce, Hisi held on ay. ment in the Marines has been in were presented , meeting be held at the First Federal of the field of communications. •. -In the middle of the hunt, Seminole Savings and Loan on Home on a shod leave Sgt a. d Moore stopped by to say "hi. caznwn in aorrent. The SR 434, just behind the Winn He Is stationed at Camp weather didn't deter the young Dixie , Lejuene, N.C. We have known folks. They just kept on hunting, ______________ .-.F John since his days on the rain and all! WSPD. The VFW No. 50, Winter Accompanied by two dear Herald Diloto by Torn N.tsII Springs will hold its next YATES GROUNDS The annual Easter E°" Hunt friends, I attented U The "Garden of the Month" award was presented by shrubbery in varying shades of green, such as sponsored b the Ladies ight of theSabal Palm Country meeting on May 2, at 8p.m., at Podocarpus, Camellia Circle of The Garden Club of Sanford to the Viburnum, Boxwood, Miniature Holly; _ ills_y totheWinterSprings Club. After playing in most of the Post home, 197 No. Highway TAKE AWARD home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Yates, 2323 Havona The couple do their own yard work since recently the local Scotty We, I n election Fire Department, was held on balladeer tr Court, Sanford. The grounds feature clipped occupying their "new" home. a wi ll held to fill the chaplain's April 14, at ft city's & ect ation decided to open his own place, chair. center, Sunshine Park. As along with a friend. usual, the firefighters did their Opening night the club was At its last meeting, the Winter great job a "Easter Bunnies.11 filled to capacity. Some had Springs VFW No. 50 held an In the Dalene up to 5-year-old from category, Hall, 4, foundcome Daytona to as far away as elections of officers. Returning for a fourth term Is present wish Mac well, the gold egg; Debbie Adam, 5 VA . .. 14 11111 "'' V7 u.4 uc £aU * 7uI5 tu "'I fl4I IWV7. DUI "Di: iwora in me " round routine, my supervisor called ___ the silver egg; and Chad Mary Needless to say, I was Is a symptom of a serious Ellen Ridell, with her Mayo was elected Senior-vice office of a fairly large company me into her office and told me it Bowersox, 5, found the most stunned. I then better un- mental problem. The motbr commander, companion, Harve Winters, led Elmer "Skip" located about four miles from was very "unprofessional" for _____ j (13). derstood the boy's behavior and may have been acting under the dancing by doing a great Greene was elected Junior-vice my borne, so I often bike to me to be standing around In the 6-9 year old in actually felt sorry for him doctor's orders ignoring the Terry iJIlIk(6) found the gold Jitterbug! She was the star of commander, Irving Signed, work. When I do, I wear tennis tennis shorts, and I was not to having such an unconcerned outbursts) Instead of being the show. surgeon, Jim Glenday, judge shorts and carry my work do it anymore! egg; K.C. Byrnes (7) found mother. "unconcerned." . clothes in a Scotty Mac In his usual advocate, Paul Rayan, adhack pack. 'silver egg; and Teddy Mitchell What should lhave done? I'm I told her that as long as I cellent form singing songs from Jutant, Charles Keith, quarWhen Fm early, I have a cup (7) found the most eggs (19) completely confused. Wedding bells in your future! didn't WORK in termaster, Al tennis shorts I long ago, including the time Bell, of coffee with some of the 3-year early In the 9.11 age group, Kelly Whether your lifestyle Is bridal , a... ....,. honored classic "Stardust trustee, and Paul Gwlnta. of. arrivers while I'm still In mu saw nothing wrong with it. and I gown or blue Jeaus, Abby lays It intended to continue. She looked on; AnnetteJacobs (11) found Melody". It was a rare evening. flcer of the day and senior tennisshorts. DEAR BEWILDERED: You all out for you in her Please be honest with me. laicie, officer. me in the eye and said, After four months of should have asked the doctor's "How to Have a Lovely Wed. T. 14710N" threateningly, "We shall see!" G.G.INSCRANTON,pA. o b@nge IL The mother ' ding. Send $1 and a long, I'm not sure of what she DEAR G.G.: When a person b tlld, or ye stamped (28 cents) self. meant by that, but since when marries, the $OC ii (0 I serious PlOblems. ..., UC addressed envelope to Abby: can a supervisor tell an em- should be) Numero Uno! At aggressive, Beverly Hills, Ployee what to wear to work? least that's the way it is at rae ChIld IL Your opinion Is needed. home. . , .. IRKED IN CALIFORNIA DEAR ABBY: Yesterday my What you children and I were in a dDo. DEAR IRKED; ear to work Is your own business, but once you enter the there, running wild. He beat on the furniture and kicked the building, what you wear in door, %on attacked ft othier %, Presence of Yom, co-wor'a"m patients — children and adults Coming To Area becomes the busluesis of your .. •'." supervisor. Remember, too alike— shouting the whole time -' . - • . ,p .,., . mueb exposure cam be that he wanted to ft" Ma Atlanta Ballet the oldest ballet company In the U hazardous to your health and I couldn't believe my eye& States, will perform a four-partconcert.at Stetson University on • . your j,! His mother was nowhere in May 5, it was announced by Bryan Gillespie, chairman of the sight. Another patient and I university Artists and Lecturers Committee. The ballet Pw4 DEAR ABBY: I know that tried to subdue the child. We formances will begin at 8 p.m. in the Edmunds Center. you have a twin sister. I have learned that his mother was "We feel very fortunate in being able to present the Atlanta also heard that you are happily down the li ie waI married, Ballet at Stetson," Dr. Gillespie commented in making the anroom, so I took the boy by Can you please tell me how arm and found his mother. nouncement. The appearance of a professional ballet compan$ rt A ' of this calibre in Central Florida is a rare event so we ari -"/ 'Y'.i. the love you have for your When I told her that her child especially happy to make this concert possible." .,. husband compares with the had been tPlriniliin the w ,iIar, In Reserved seat tickets, priced at $450 and $3.50, have been love for your twin' Does your room and hitting ri1 husband come first or second' barely looked up from her placed in various ticket outlets including Streep's, Orlando Fashion Square, Volusia Mall and Altamonte Mall, according to I married a twin, and I would magazine and said tersely, "He Gillespie. Both reserved seats and $2 general admissilon ficket$ not recommend it to anyone. is just fine I are available at Stetson University, he said. ki with her, which Is why we are no longer married I am now S married toa woman who hasno s '. . ' tj'\' ' :"4, . ..!" :' 1 :' '. • ', twin, thank God. What a dIf, ••; ferencel PM10 by Demonstrations by the University of Central FENCING FLAIR Florida's Fencing Club were Just one of the many • PHILIPS happenings at the Renaissance Faire held at the AT ARTY FAIRE Decorat.ing Don Maitland Art Center. Chairman Cord:llaTreece Altamonte Springs (right) seems pleased with demonstration by Niccola Gooheen (from left), BEDSPREADS Keeth Goheen (president of the Fencing Club,) Ivan Santos, Don Hint and Chet Kwitowski, The two-day faire consisted of dancing, drama, music and art. PRICE! Wom en Leaders S Up For ' Status ' Ball Gam Afar a MRS. CRAIG RICHARD KEOGH C. OW16 "I don't WMA an Karen A. Thornton, a 1174 graduate of SMnh'o1e High School and August 10 graduate of Florida A and M - University, rece ntly passed the The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Messick of Casselberry. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jim C. Phelps of Frankllnton, N.C. i*esudly employed as an RN at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital, Tallahassee. Karen Is the daughter of Mr. Cornish of Los Angeles, Calif., and Mn, Bernie Alexander, were the the hotaegussts of James Green of Raleigh, N.C. wAs the best man. Usher-groomsman was Dave Buchanan, brother-In-law of the bride. The reception was held ai the Imperial House Restaurant, Winter Park. Following a tour of several southern states, the newlyweds are making their home in Orlando. The bride is employed as a media buyer for Gilpin, Peyton & Pierce Inc. The bridegroom is an operator for Greyhound Lines Inc. - ot -- _________ •' _________ U -- BED SIZE REGULAR PRICE BALI PRICE TWIN N.M FULI. QUEEN N.M i72.00 KING 150 MM - uICKStI - - cus Waft __ - 011is Cgft aW NIL i formation on her roots. ddq in bsstness,a I II moo 7-92 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nesbit (the former Maggie Jordan), - -SommeMp_________--- The True Experts *CLEAN KITCHEN CABINETS. OVENS, REFRIGERATORS INSIDE a OUT *STRIP or WAX FLOORS SNOWU TILE TUB FREE ESTIMATES - scosinaW Din FOR cam a 6 SANFORD 333.3M ORLANDO 3V.lU" IN BUSINESS SINCE IN) 24 MRS. ANS. SERVICE ALL WORK _ - *WINDOWS a SCREENS *WOOD WORK I $ NAMPOO a STEAM CARPETS Von ow dig if he gets In Nit way If it's not clean, It's notCdckett's , Isss s.ss..s'ss.Sesuss.s.Isse..ilspal.lIII is ,- -•--. - - - -- I -•.& • .,. - - - -. .- - --.- - --. - - __s____.___________ -------- ---------------------------- strumental music study. The students, selected by a panel of faculty from the FAll Department of Music are: Nancy Bacon, pianist; Cindy Bevier, flutist; and Gena Buliur, flutist. Cindy also won a second scholarship from the Opera Guild of Fort Lauderdale. Former Sanford City Cam. Linda Pfeifauf To Give Recital I SANFORD PLAZA ALTAMONTFMAU Linda Pfeifauf, talented of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Pfeifauf Sanford musician, will present has been a member of the her senior recital in piano and Chancel choir, First music theory in Elizabeth Hall, Presbyterian church as she Stetson University (DeLand) on continued her studies at neigh. Tuesday, May 1, at 8 p.m. boring Stetson University. She Miss Pfeifauf's composition, li making plans to undertake "Three._1t1 Poems by Robert work for an advanced degree In L music, The public is invited to this recital. There is no admission fee. - ----------- ,- - —.-- 4_ -- - -- .- — .. .. --- - -.-.. - . .- -. - -• -- •- -. -- -- .- -. cij.e't,,,-r. 4" ' -- - - - C at We're Cleaning Up from Daytona to Disney UANANTIID ' ,-.-.s- V. •- -. -•- -' r '-b- 1- have received scholarships awards for vocal and in- - OVER 20 YES. EXPERIENCE - to ' ' ' "*' " •' The Music Department at Florida Atlantic University, Boca Baton, has announced that three Sanford students of one-nighters In Atlanta. While in Georgia they visited with Mr. and Mrs. S. Solornen Sanfwd ' - St. Adams, Eve Crabtree, Nikki Clayton and Susan League. 1025 W.2.5th St. PHILIPS __ h8r (junk) Miss Cher)-le Horton, formerlyof Sanford, underwent brain surgery at St. Vincent Hospital, Jacksonville, She was transferred to the Baptist Medical Center, Room 4521, Jacksonville. According to Eu1iice Horton, Cheryl would appreciate cards and hearing from her Sanford friends. PHONE 322- 0131 NO ONAM. NO OKWATM. U Don't forget everybody's invited to come dine and have a good time In a relaxing atmnospliere Sunday at the San. ford Civic Center at the AP'iaI CIP May Day Brunch a little early this year.) Serving hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. This event has attracted a full house in the - rivaa WIU ue Sung by Lenae they had the pleasure of Wisner. Pamela Ferrell, hearing Sherwood Mobley play violinist, also be heard In this with Diana Sherwood -has been on tour evening of musical variety, The accomplished daughter with Miss Ross for the month of April. They completed the tour DUP =NW6 CALL 32233 — Mr. and Mrs. Dell Lempke (the former Leona Howard of Sanford) and their son and daughter of Rochester, N.Y. vacationed at New Smyrna Beach. The family also visited friends and relatives in the area. Dell was stationed at Sanford Naval Air Station during the 1940s. PeW's Beauty Shop While here the wmen visited St. Petersburg, Winter Haven, Jacksonville and Palatka whets they *er* CI*IIIabISd. - - — entire cornmunit \I(jrfl1(j Yancey is searl-hliU4 for inoiels for it fashion parade. one of ni.tn festivities scheduled ill ('cntenniai Park that day. Martha said the fashion fete will be held at p.m. Girls and boys, from ages 1317, are wanted to model their own clothing, such as an Easter outfit, something created at home, bathing suits, formals, or what have you, according - to Martha. For information call Mrs. Yancey at 323-0794. now a member of our staff i os MO•Thws 04 $atudsy And by the way, several women on the team have already had special T-shirts designed for the big game are guests of his brother and family, Lee, Tina and Rusty of Hidden Lake. Lowell, a renowned musician, formerly played bass for both Al Hid and Pete Fountain in New Orleans. that HELEN SMITH formerly of Lovely Lady and Eva - Bess Is , L. __ 1 Wholesale Mary of 11111 NO for11 w"L MMY 40 07'ed the central Florida 'lAW' and Vilift with her km* and 1 1 111 4c -,' base, sunburn and harassment signs of society maybe a dying society after Friday's rehearsal - uh practice. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Miller Saturday, Ma) 5 is Youth [)av and children, Sherry, Shellyill iiiimile Couitv. Act ivit te' and Peter of Rochester. N. Y.. - i.. ..i . I piusiuL 0 II- UI. Ing Lilt, We Are Proud To Announce Jones and classmates and family McClaIren and grandson, members and mod members of Ayres of New York her family who gave her in. Mrs. :011y, Were, the I Prices e#ni aa past. Tickets $2 and Ili will be convalescing at his home available at the door. Stop by following surgery. According to before or after your Sunday his wife, Candi, "Mac" is doing outing--whether its church or fairly well. recreation. - was " Liquidation Store -- soon. first e IS Mrs. a' rvane IVIQISCy WIU and children and Mr. and Mrs. Ida M. Anderson have Ernest Mobley and daughter returned from Atlanta where and Carolyn Mobley. West lb Street. She Earl E.Mfnott and A. honored with a party where her Armbruster. frlsndi and family gathered to congroltulate 1w. Karen was Mrs. Dudley is formerly active In MWW activities of the Sanford where she lived for kOCI dht No achool and many years. member of She seemed eiatei to return co. She is Church. Chapel A AllenAM friends IW the select team. "But, that's a sports item," I She wore a white hat trimmed with white and pink roses and carried a bouquet of pink roses with white carnations. a Fabulous Fashions Daily DIrSCtFi'Om.... k A proporrions among Maybe so, but since when are sand fleas, aching muscles, tired feet from trying to get to New York City - presugw some women. Telephone calls have poured in wanting to know who made have informed the callers. "Sports, my eye," a caller said. "Why, that's the hottest society column news we've had in a long time." Mrs. Sue Buchanan attended her sister as matron of honor. She wore a long pink and lavender floral printed wrap-around gown. Her pink hat was trimmed with lavender flowers and she carried a bouquet of lavender daisies and miniature carnations tipped in pink. missioner A. A. McClanahan I did when asked to play on a Saturday, May Sat 3:30 p.m., at benefit softball team on Chase Memorial Park. The Seminole County Youth Day. price to see the community Who, me? What a laugh! leaders in action is $1 (under 18, Mary, who is vice president of free). Seminole Youth Planning Attorney Vernon C. Mize will Council Inc., is coordinator of a defend the women ... that is, he game between what she calls will coach us. Women's Community Leaders And guess who's getting her Softball Team versus a youth pitching arm in shape? team. Seminole County Commissioner Yeah, it might have been a bit Sandra Glenn may have a new hilarious, but nobody declined curve to show off with her usual when asked, Mary said. good pitch. One woman was real "put,., Who said Seminole County out" that she wasn't asked to ' Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff play on the "status" team, I was leaving the planet with his according to a player. . wife, Carol, that weekend? Never have I heard so' Other women (sans titles) much commotion over a soft- who are supposed to "Play ball gamel' have had several Ball!" are: Connie Majors, telephone calls to ask me what Madeline Papa, Lillian Griffin, the women players will be Peggy Childress, Dolores wearing. I am accustomed to Vickers, Pat Southward, Judy this from time to time—but to Baker, June Lorrnann and play ball in? Sandra Gill. What started out as a coinAlso Barbara Christensen, munity endeavor has already Jean Clontz, Gail Stewart, Jo been linked to "Who's Who In French, Pat Telson, Donna Seminole." "Take me out to the Estes, Nancy Julian, Bill bailgame, please," has reached Gielow, Laurie Dickey, Mickey - -, us Given in marriage by her parents, the bride chose for her vows a formal gown of white galleon lace. The gown was fashioned with an over the shoulder ruffle on the fitted bodice and a full dirndle skirt over taffeta. were the houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Boykin of We--t 15th Street. The NestAts visited Cocoa Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Orlando while visiting in Florida. They will return State Board Ewnlnatkn for registered nurses. She is Custom QulltedThrow Style Chooss from 200 fbrlcs, 2000 colors ___ hAVOWA I'M Mo,domm led gslg tr iIIIvIiiiiiiiilIil bosses? Well, on min in tw sombois Patricia Lee Messick and Charles Ray Phelps were married April 21, at 4 p.m., at the Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Rev. Walter Reid Jr. performed the double ring ceremony. Miss' Thornton Now Nurse - d Fr.. Pig. IS fashioned, but I believe most women have a streak of sentimentality ... and I think thatcouldslajgtheir view." She feel, that "women who work should dill have their bmts at hm with their 4" and ddWmto _ 0* dz purmt of tow Ile fisthnn's working it, mun are mqagers and ad. only ° woman in four UI officers hold thetills of — or I-'gh.., may ___ ____ Phelps-MessIck Susan Aivi Welch and Craig Richard Keogh were married April 7, at 7 p.m., at the College Park United M 111 Methodist Church. Rev, Russell Boaz and Rev. George Canton performed the candlelight and double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Welch of IM5 Arthur Ave., Orlando. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Keogh, 145 Lago Vista Blvd., Casselberry. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride chose for her vows a formal gown of ivory organza fashioned along the princess silhouette. Cluny lace and bands of seed pearls accented the bodice and tapered sleeves. Appliques of silk floss venice lace embellished the full bouffant skirt. The hemline and gently flowing chapel train were bordered with a deep ruffle of cluny lace. A lace headpiece secured her Imported veil of illusion which was bordered in matching lace, Beverly Welch attended the bride as maid of honor. She wore an apricot siesta chiffon gown fashioned with a blouson top and accordion pleated skirt She carried a bouquet of mixed spring flowers and wore a spray of roses and baby's breath In her hair. Bridesnaida were Tummy Brown, Ellen Lang, Dianne Sekfler, Barbara Furman, Vicki Keogh and Susie Keogh. Their gowns were Identical to the honor attendant's. Their fi,wers were similar. The bridegroom's father served as best man. Ushers were Keith Keogh, Cohn Keogh, Kyle Keogh, Mark Lang, Sal Madre and Tom Kaiser. Kelli Keogh was flower girl, and Hobby Sikkenga, the ring bearer. The reception was held at Mud Gardens, Winter Park Garden Club. Following a wedding trip to San Francisco and San Diego, the newlyweds are making their home in Altamonte Springs. The bride is an SW teacher at Milwee Middle School. The bridegroom is social studies teacher at Milwee. with coordinating Drapsrlss •••Bosses MRS. CHARLES RAY PHELPS Keogh-Welch Atiantalailet. P11011 TIll P0I1I --, Work A"i re IS B oss Business nAo f%n V$ Wiretappers during the past week or so might have heard a series of cackles to indicate that several witches may be on the loose on the Sanford-Seminole scene. According to Mary M. Mize, some women have been nearly laughing their heads off. I know hop-- -.r--.- - Sunday, April 29, 1979-3B Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. n And Around Sanford The brightest light on the fashion horizon, our synthetic blue star sapphire with diamonds! P.vo diamonds, 10 karat gold. $110 One diamond, 10 karat gold, $135 C. Five diamonds, 14 karat gold, $275 El.gant gift wrap at no ntra charge. Zaies and Friends maiie wishes come live. INT Lft, Also avaSabhe, Zak. MJ Revolving Charge. ZALES The Diamond Store 111%4Ir$l,O, ONNOM 1 �0-Evining Haralid, Sanford, FL Sunday, April 29, iii7if Adventist THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Carrier imA Elm Douglas Jacobi Pastor Saturday 5cr iices Sabbath School 0:301 m. worship Service 11:10a.m. Wednesday Night Prayer Service 1:00 P. M a a a .. .. .. .. ..%. .. . THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY:::. :: ..***%* V. COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy 17.02 at Piney Ridge Rd Canelberry Pastor Rev Arthur Padgeti Asset. Pastor Rev, Waiter Reid 0:301 Ila.m Morning WorShip 0:30&IIam. Church School Services with classes for all ales Fellowship Coffee between services 1:30$m. UMYF 7:00p.m. Evening Worship Wed. Bible Study $ Prayer Serv, III: 30p.m. •4l First Wednesday Fellowship 4:30 pJ. Supper NhI Assembly Of God III 11 110,111111-111111 * * ; The FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Car. 27th and Elm Rev I. Don Can Pastor Morning Worship 1:31a.m. School OIffiiBible 0:418m. Morning Worship 11:00a.in. Evening service 7:00p.tn. :41am, 10:45a.m. 1:30p.tn. 7:30pm, 730p.m. JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH IU) West First Street S. C. StaMen Pastor S.vndaySchool Is: 01a.on. Morning Service 11:104.m. wining Sorvico Wellneway Service 1:30p.m. Old Trvths for a Now Day SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 Airport Blvd. PIssnel22.IelI Clliters W.Sckaub Minister Worship service Service Prover mooing Woe. 1'vening LANIMARYIAPTISTMISSION lULakevIew.LakeMary Nev.JimHvghens Pastor Sunday School 141a.m. Worship Service 11:00a.m. Evening Worship 7:30p.m. Wed.Pray.q5.rv. 7:30p.m. Nursery Provided PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 2424 Palmetto Ave. Nov. RaymslldCrockeq Pastor Sundayldiool 1:45a.m. Moraine Worship Wed. Pro 7131p.m. Indipotlail Missionary HOLY CROSS 401 Park Ave The Rev. Leroy D. Soper Holy Communion Holy Communion Church School Holy Communion ' - ______ ..... ___ . I P$RSTCNURCHOPCHRIST SCIENTI$T,DILTONA Elkcam BogIev.rdaad .,..., r ,ll I'll r _____________________________________________________ i.urneran Lutheran 11 1. V , Ladies IIIIsNi Class, Sunday un ay Romans 1tt.l.'l •• . .. - .11 . '', I Corinthians 1:1-31 p. 11:10a.m. 7:30p.m., ' P Tuesday Ephesians Church MOM 9:1141a.m. Nursm'yPr,vidod 1:1.23 ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN HURCH Ephesians 2:11-22 _________________________________________________________ _____ 130 P C. D. Harris ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunday school 1110akAv,,.Sanford Morning Worship Fr.Williamliwis evangelistic Pastor Saw. A*asfor FnvN Service Sat. Vigil Mass III: of P. on. Y.P.B. Wed. Sun.Mass lam.. II:30$Itneon Confessions. Sol. 44$4.7p.n. Pastor 1:40a.m. 11:11a.m. 4:00p.m. OUR LADYOP Ra :,caL Sponsor ORCM SOINy Ion NeilB Morning Worship Evangelistic Service 1M.1sH - %, 730pm t service 7:31 p.m. For'Trans taUon P340-3I$Sor327I6l _____ .: ' . . Worshlplsl&3rdlun 1:30p.m. Wednesday Morning Prayer Group I Possible IL PU B LIX MARKETS and Employes SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO.INC. L.5.I JlllOi IF. Ji I 7 and Employes _____________ Don Knight s. Staff ASSIMILY .!rs!av II Sod. zi* $ Elm $APTI$Y lapes$ Dur Oyo 'I'VBNI lVIMILIEI$Ird.LabiMary e..a.-, si.s Church. 700 iomiaela Blvd. Calloal hobo Church, till Oak Ave. chutoss. p ___ Ctsr. 'Isiosiry liptill Church, 14. Ciuntrysnt Sapliof Church. eunty Club Soil, Labs MarY Church. Ill Pith Ave. ssamoni, springs. go, us. *t'omo.ti spri.go Pint Baptist Church ii So.ovs Plef ChursOf of Seneva PrOS lipliol Church SI Labs Muty . Pint lioNel Church ii labs Miami Flew $apIfof uvø Un.uL Car. Church a Snot Pir$ SapIlif if Suede 'First Baptist Church SI lr'rfr Iprisi 'p,u saptise 00 *111W Sarinss, III iktfI Chisfick list *10*11. ,irsl Church II Sslsis Church. stied SI Jordan 'goJy $1af -_- liii W. First U. NirasMi as" Church. cie*w.. . y SIPII11 Church. Nir* SI, Iolsrpr$w Mac,doaLk i554 110111 CNsii, lab stiff Mu. SI5 Marcia, 10sry $10111 Church Siulva Max. So MI. MiniS PrlmiII a buff, 1611 Latuof ____ *. SFvs Wis'VW1 $10111 Dutch. 0tN* Church. ISIS Jeirp L* . rlb,rIuhl. Siptff 0*s4.. Civic Isesus 111.. Crrtuni$y Center, Faresl City ____ 'i. 1111*. li*i'. pIØg IiplNIc* 0355*. ISP. $ SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ____ ______ St. Lukes Lutheran Church. It. 424 SlavIs New Tpslaini.t Iaist Church, Ogildy Ins. North Lsn,.sad Church if Christ, O.aeva St. Stypiwi Lutheran Church, 434 tust West 1114, Longwood Ne Mt. Zion Sapisif Church. 1701 Nat Ave. Church if Christ. Lonwsod lavonsa Path Bapleol Cherib. 1243 W. 20* It. Church of Christ. W. 17* St. METHODIST People's Saplist Chapel 30* W. Pint $h'sel, Sanford Nor*slde Church .0 Christ. Pin. Haven Dr.. Maitland Banish United Memorial Church, U. Mary Ave.. Enterprise PMaccesl baptist Church, II. W. Airport Blvd. Bear Lake United Methodist Church Proiris Lake SapliolIii,sld., Fern Pith CHURCH OF GOD . Bathol £30.1. Church. Casio. N,N. Prapress Misslonory Church. MlSoay Church of Gel. $3 Hickory Cassilbsrry Community United Ma*idfo$ Church. Hwy. 17.02$ Social Sadab Ii'isoiry .w Church. West Sanford Church if Old. Ill W. 32nd St. Piney lingo of.. Cassitbony Swalial Baptist Church. $434 Pifme110 Church 0$ God. Oviedo Christ UnIted Methodist Church, Tucker or.. Suscand Estates , jam"gsmy Sapsini Church. SI. It Ill Osloos Church of Old Holiness. Lake Monroe Delary Community Ma*sdls$ Church, W. Nlpsbanks Nd., DoSary St. Lube MIUiMSry BaphsI Church i$CaiuwronCity, Inc. Church of Gad Mission. Enterprise • First United Methodist Church. 410 Path Ave. W. pow liplial Church. 013 P100 Lvi. Church .1 Got 1403 W. 111% St. First Methodist Church of Ovl.ds St. MaI*a...i baptist ChurchI Canaan isgis. Church 0$ Old is Christ. Oviodo First SouIhn Methodist Church. 3440 SInferd Ave. $prng pllm. 3* & cser ChurchofGolofPr.phucy.zssoS. Elm Ave. Pro. Methodist Church, 611*. , Sri ary Baptist Church. US Cypress u. Church , i Prsphecy, 11% S. Porsimmon Ave. Geneva Methodist Church. Geneva TompIs SapIlit Church. if Srispe Rd.. Aftimsolo Springs Roicue Church Sf Old. 1700W. 13* St., Sanford Grace Undid Molbodist Church, Airport Blvd. William Chapel Missionary RipOff Church. Marl I William "True Church of Old". 3700 RIds.sod Ave.. Sanford Grant Chapel A.M.S. Church. Ovodo St., *flgnvento Springs . OakSrov, 301*0*51 Church. Oviods ____ join Nope Ripb*s$ Church. 113 Otai Ave. EASTERN ORTHODOX Ostees Methodist Church laslors Or*alas Church. St. DImes, 3315. Magnolia Ave.. Sanford Piola Wesley" Mi*a4st, at. 44*. at Paoi. Eastern ohiiesa Church. St. Oosvgs, 4$ Shirwood CO., ANamsile St. James A.N1. 0* at Cypress Church 00 *0 NativIty, Liii Mii'y . . SKMM St. Luke MS. Church of Camiton City Inc., Seardail ill 144$ All Sluls Catholic Church, ill Oak Ave.. samuel , Iilsrnorlhodos Church. SIW.Slsves'ssl O.C.L. 514 lieS SI.. Firs ' - St. Mary's A.M.I. Church. 416, Ofoos St. Asms Cal1Wic Church, raii. DS$aI' out St. Paul's MIIhs*sI Church, Ostoon RI., ln*pris. St. Augustus CeSSNI Church. Sosset Or.. slit SuNs, listers Orthodox Church. St. J4*s Chry10stom Csagoi. U.S. Hwy. Stafford Memorial Church, S. Dolary ____ Nd.. CassslNsry 114*, Porn p S.'I Uistsd ho5! ClIlitch. 11434 ød 14. gweid _____ Mary Miplifri Catholic Church. Midland Ave.. AHamense NAIAIINI UPISCOFAI. St.ON Thu Church if NoSNdI?iip'urt Midland, 331 Lake Aye. First Church ii *0 Hastens. $141 linseed .Ave. OZSI lbs Lakes Catholic Church, 1361 MaslrUuiao, SIIOSS $g 14ecpof Church. 1. Dsliry Ave., Enterprise Geneva ChurdiolmoNrnrme. $.R.44,O.seva Christ Spiseopel Church. L$gy$4 LakeMatyChurchW*oNrgee,LakoMatyBlyd., Lake Mary CHRISTIAN . Holy CnNJPscsPal Part Ave. at (*51., Sanford IUIU Church if of NiSirono, Waymo. I Josspp Ave., Pins Chriestin Church. lilt S. $o.fd Lv.. 1amr Chriojias Church, Ill W. Litpsrt Blvd. $il Nee Rd., WinIer Pe5 $ Niethild. ChrMIlo. Church. PhilIp Has Dr.. Maitlaid P115$YTIIIAN iswism 1*1411w (BruSh. Church. Sear liii 14. ii JMSIIOI Dellomi Prosinlorias Church. Holland Blvd.. & Austin Ave., IeS Am 5pei, msetiaga$ Istonstats Mall, Ailameole Springs $$WNL$, . . j$5L lake Mary United PrsihyI,qIa. Church . Campropafhuiel CW0*IP Church. 145$ Pith pggpga Iplberan Church. Ovoebrosk Dr.. Cissihisery Church. Oak LVII "St. Pint Prosbylerias Church I Dolt,, 1. Highland. Sled ILiskard United Lutheran, 21101. Orlando Dr. , C$USCN SF CHRIST . . Csavelsant Presbytern Church, 3321$. Orlando Or. Lutheran Church It prpvldsucn, DolIg.ma . Church 00 CauW, iii s. Part Ave. St. Ladriwl Pnoihuledan Church. 00$3 Sear Lake NI. Lutheran Church 00*0 Noloemit. 117W. 25* Place Chwl$SICBrhWsthiiI Udsa ILl. 114*1 Casslbortv Messiah LeSoran Church. london Days Dr. I Hwy. lieS h.'als Church 00 outs. 54*0 Labs Newell II. St Marts PrSsbtIensas Church. till Palm SprI mIs No., It'll. Cissilierry . Mi Pim $010_Or.. 11omiitt Spge 'Ch!rchII . .-_-_ -_k'- - Wed. Bible Study 1:310p.m. Conquerors Meeting Sunday 4:30 p.m. - -..................... AI ... . '.. .. ., .. - '. =_ &_ '_ U_ LA . 1, '. . ,P141 III ,-.. r- - FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD l4thSt.andA%*liaA Ron ldReinft.di finI 1', Mornln,Worship l0II. Evening Worship lwpm 7:30p. . Presbyterian '. . - --- Barbara Johnson To Speak Mrs. Barbara Johnson, well known Bible teacher and author of the book, "Count It All Joy," will be guest speaker for the United Methodist Women of the Community United Methodist Church, Highway 17-92 and Piney Ridge Road, Casselberry, Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m., in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Johnson is director of Total Ufe Ministries and speaks at church retreats and Bible conferences as well as teaching a large Bible class at First Baptist Church of Winter Park. Her subject will be "Life Revealed, Experienced and Shared," which Is her testimony. Beverage and dessert will be served and a nursery will be provided. ; \ Sunday School Annual The True Church of God at 2700 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford, will bald its second Sunday School Annual on Saturday, April , at 7 p.m. and Sunday, April 29, beginning at 9:30 a.m. and continuing all day. Special features include skits about Christian attitudes, the life of Solomon and characteristics of people in the Bible. The program will be highlighted with an awards presentation to winners of the Bible quiz held last week and awards for faithful service. Dinner will be served at 3 p.m. The program is open to the public. 00 1' '-.. I,-. COMMUNION Building Dedicated Making their first communion at All Souls Cathollc Church in Sanford Sunday was especiall:y PREPARA TION meaningful for second graders from All Souls Schoc and area public schools. In a day of preparatloi Saturday, they made vestments, banners, and breai, ' for the Mass and wrote prayers. RelIgIouS Education Instructor Joan Hoening helps childrei .....1... k..1 ... .L so carry Lu sue altar. , Rev. Eugene Shelton, pastor of the Deltona Trinity Assembly of God will dedicate the church's new Sunday school bu1ldlnaut12.15rm P" 'Sunday. The building is also a meeting place for the Royal Rangers and Missionettes. . THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRISIYTURIANCNURCH .,'i Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary Nov. A.F. Stevens MiniliI Sunday Church SchM 9:418-.11ill Morning Worship fl:10an1. Youth Group 7:30p.m. Woo. Choir Practice 1:01p.m. UPSALAPRUS$YTflIANCHURCH car. Count" Club a up"ift at Pills, l:l0j. IS:00&. PRESBYTERIAN ?A1PIL Meeting iitth-day AdvouttotChurcIl ..i :&WI*er$.rios1d, Nursery Provided Il:$I.m. .;. __________________________________ . STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff '' D ;:Chlld Evangelism Fellowship of Seminole County will sponsor a children's rally, Saturday, May 5, 10-a.m. to noon, at the Prairie Lake Baptist Church, Ridge Road, Fern Park for children 512 years. The rally will feature puppets, magic and 'i's. es.... at s..,. 'ii., 11, i ..s i t .i', prizes. any snyu,e Ww .Wonderful Lord." .4 ; Sunday School teachers, Vacation Bible School teachers and other. interested In learning 0 how to teach children are Invited to attend short term teacher training classes being sponsored ' I vangeuu l ism o b the Child Evange cuwiose County. Classes will be held each Monday through May 7:30-9:30 p.m., at lMaitland Ave., Altamonte Springs. There is no charge for this course. For further information call 830.7593 or -" Woman's Guild of the Lutheran Church of Providence will sponsor or a nimage sale and luncheon on Tuesday from 8:30 a.m. to 4p.m. on the grounds of the church at Providence Boui.y rd and Dunlop Drive, Deltona. Mrs. Adeline Brown Is r1vfl1flgI Ui. ChslZfl3an and Mrs. Thelma Mills Is Co. - WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO, Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson 11 ) "5 WINN-DI -.XI E - cTnrc . and Employes ______________________ . - -v - 1 - t.. - .- .. 4. : . :1 w .' _ ., . I .__ I, Herald Photo by MeIosIda Edmiston New Life Fellowship's new facilities on Tuskawilla Road open Sunday. O New Church For New 1.1fe ebairman. I,uncheon will be available from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 %m. and will be prepared by Mrs. Adele Wolde and her D.Bary Women Meet If DeBary United Methodist Women will meet at the 't..vo Ci k 1A h uey a£ I .015 p.m. IJvoMons De tions wHI ill 'ic 4u by Mrs. Ogg and the program on "Five Women and their Iher1tanc&' will be presented by Mrs. Arthur Wagner. Non Circle members will be hostesses at the tea following the itfui T £ ue sday program. Israel Trip Reviewed IT Dr Roy Graves, minister of Winter Park Church of will review his recent trip to Israel at the .Sundav morning advice in his lect ure entitled "A High View." e service begins at 10:340 a.m. at the Park East Theatre, eSo sa ' Re ire u oIrofFIr gpresb ianQp,g of Sanford will join with other choirs In the area for a choral festival Ipovored by the Central Florida Chapter of the American GutldofOrgàldsat4p.m., In the Knowles Memorial Chapel M Rollins College, Winter Park. Dr Robert Fort head of the Qitidi Music Department of Stetson University, Deland will ldrut the maned chorus In a sacred music concert. Coping With Grief of a two'psrt 1ssrnia apsrlancs on "Coz1ng with Grief" will be held In conjunction with a family day eu,iuJ h limcheon in the perish hell at holy boss SEVUNTH.DAV ADVENTIST Forest Lab. kvon*.Day Adventist Church. Hwy. 434, Forest City S.veiilh Day Adventist Church. Mailtand Ave.. Aftamoslo $ngs. Sanford Seventh-Day Adventist Church, *1 Elm t,c ' Winter Springs Seventh. Day Adventist Church. $5. Moss Id. Mars Hill S?vinth-Day Adventist Church, III Pine St., Sanford , . .. rT"7 "'i OTHER CHURCHES .i AlIeV& A.M.S. Church. Olive 113*. . All Filth Chapsl, Camp Seminole, Weliva Path Rd. S.ar*ail Avenue Holiness Chapel. Boerdall Ave. ,'. Chulueta Community Church Church of Jesus Christ of Latter DIV Saints, 2311 park Ave. . Pirst Church lb Christ, Scsontust, 0101.2nd $t. t..i. Lake Monroo Chapel, Orange blvd., Lab. Mown KIngdom Hall of J*ovaWs Witness. Lake Moøris Unit. 1142W, Third Street First born Church of the Living Gil. M4øa ____ p cauró S eS.0.I*am Sled. Vams 11 ,sti open sie Taborsacle, lidgo sod Ave., lOOt 30th opposite Seminole Nigh $of) Pirst Pool dal Church if Lang'aug First Pentecostal Church of Sanford Full Gospel Tabernacle, 3714 Country Club Mt. Olive Holiness Church, Gob Hill Nd, Oslees '" SIØfs, Alliance Church. 1411 S Perk Ave. $4Ø$ Biis Church, 3441 $poford Ave Sinlor*C.nero,aIusalof Jehovah's Witnasas. *110*. 4* 50. The Salvation Army, 750*. 34* It. lolling Hills Moravia. Church, SN 434, t.Iag.oii NodH*at MW$vlo. Church. US .TugsIPlls. II.. WImor $prisof Usltod Church Of ChrIst, *fli.w.Ii Cu1muml1 Chopel, Altamonbe Spg ., . Holy trinity Churcsof Gad is Chi '51. lS14Maope,.Iino Lvi. ,, The Pull Gospel Church .1 Out Lard JWO Christ, Weshiaplo. 51, Canaan City . , Wintar Springs Community Ivaogollai . Csngnoastssal. *lf Springs Ilementary School . . .. Dr. Bh Mai'ct., director of Reformed Church Women, the flStiSaiJ body, of the oldest ProtUiant denominatIon in the United Slates, will be guest speaker Sunday at Rolling Hills COMM* Church meeting at the Seven"day Adventist Church, Soodis highland Avenue In Apopka at 10 am.. wig speak on the Women's Triomial scheduled for Miami In 1*• .1 . 1 11 1 1 11 ______ ,ring Festival Set 41F A- S AV Spring Festival will be held May 44 at the Lady of the Lakes Roman (busch grounds. FUilvitlea begin at 1 p.m. on Friday and Saturdby. A roast bssf di'mer will be aerd Saturday 4:301.7:31 p.m. Paicakea and sausage will be acev.d Stmday fronol a.m. to 7p.m. In the Neil helL FWSd will be ba*sdt atioles, gemes, cositey More, ____ pIjI sp$ peJ be aw*edidatlp.m., Isidsy. Grand pines include $1,*, ____ _______ wuid; Sl, td; $311j fourth; aid ftve $100 p'l.s ,. ", ~M L4111111111111111111111 (PW Marva Ns*13ap WOMEN'S EVENTS All PLANNED James AME Church Women's Day Committee makes plans for the annual day on May 2oandapre. St. Matber.'s Day lasMen show aad tea IS Saturday.' May 12, at 7:30 p.m. From left Mrs. S. Staliwoeth, Mrs. R. McCoy, Mn. S. Wilson and Mrs. S. . .. -- ----" White ' ' A , ,i \ .' 4 J ç* '' - .Y . k - III - . , '.. .. . . , . 4.' I • 1. / ,.. J iI V , , Herald Photo by Melinda Edmiston Orthodtx ('hristians celebrated Easter on Sunday, April 22 wi th special rites climaxing holy Week services. Father John Kaly of Orthodox Church of St. Stephen, Fern h'ark, lifts up symbolic 'tomb°i Christ' in liol',' Great Friday service. In addition to being the church's priest, Ealy who lives in l)e8ar', teaches at St. Peter's Catholic School, l)eLand,'. By Rev. Ged W. 84 aman DO YOU GET TH "POINT"? As Christians we are to wear ourselves out in th4 process of getting the "Gooq Words" out about a God who loves us and has dpnt something for us. Sometimes we become -rather dull. .It' necessary for God to "sharpem) l was jot sitting here in the Office a few min utes ago doodilng with my pencil and d.,_ .'; , ' AsceUiui Lutheran Church ____ ys- I Par able Of The Pencil To/d .VI :-"., 0II-V vii. , If . Rev. J. Pail Rows ceded Methodist mi"er 'ad $..miv4 C4SdJr eIdworher for cuswiltallnn ____ aid VW COinsaIlor, will speak on the dynanico 4 _____ do '1S,1ng psr. ... . 11 s ORTHODOX National Director 4peaks t ,, N. I Patrick Day will lead the tape session to which the public is invited at 5 pim at the Religlow Science Cedw at 104 W. Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park. t .14 EASTER 'Upsala Community Presbyterian Church, Upsala Rd. Westminster Presbyterian Church, Rod lug Id.. Cassilborry MIld, Nd.. Winier On display in the foyer of this sanctury building will be pietures of all the church's pastors, as well as other plctures, news Items, and other memorabilia of the church's history. The order of worship for the day will depict the first church buildi ng on its cover. The First Baptist Church of Sanford was organized on Feb. 3, 1884. The first building was erected within that year.Th prescent sanctury buildi ng was erected in two parts -- the front part in 1913 and the san ctuary in 1920. The Memorial Education Building was added in 1948, and the Fred B. Chance Educational Build.mg in 1966. Twenty-six Inca have seryed th e churdi as pastor, with the present one, Dr. Jay T. Cosmato having been here seven years. A total of 5,543 persons have held membership in the local congregation, with present membership being 1,810. Of this owuber 66 have been members 50 years or inure. Rev. John H. deSousu, pastor missionary with Indian Church and in 1953 was (.'Oflof the Deltona United Church of Americans in North will South ference preacher for the Christ since February, 1971, Dakota, island's 119 Congregational who Is retiring after 40 years in He WIS assistant to the churches. the ministry and Mrs. deSousa, president William Ruppel is chairman of 'Hangor will be honored at a testimonial 'I'll 1(2 git.. a I Seminary; and coordinator for the banquet Thursday at the church minister for Men anti Missions, testimonial dinner and Robert at 1649 Providence Boulevard, Connecticut Conference of Sandlin Is master of Deltona. ceremonies. Also participating Congregational Christian He was elected Minister (.liiirclmes; keynote speaker at in the program ill be Henry Emeritus of the church at the the 1966 National Churchmen's Mc(;raw, Michael Goodman of annual meeting in January and Fellowship ('omtvemttiofl Ill st. 'I'emmllle Shalom, Deltona; Dr. will preach his last sermon Louis, Mo.; speaker at the Williatit Nix, associate minister there on Sunday, May 20. annual meeting of Evangelical Florida Conference United Affectionately known to his United Churches in Puerto Methodist Church, Ormond congregation as "Pastor John", Rico. Beach; Dr. Charles Burns, he has had a distinguished minister, Florida Conference ca reer as a pastor of churches Under the Hawaiian Board of UCC, Winter Park and Will iam in Ohio, Massachusetts, Con- Missions, he was pastor of Knox, on behalf of the necttc, Hawaii and Florida, Kalahikiola Congregational congregation. as a member of the Executive Church; director of it school for Fellowship and dancing in Committee of the Council for Hawaiian girls; chaplain for a deSousu hull will follow the Lay Life and Work of the United leper hospital; first pastor of program with music by the Church of Christ and a summer Pearl Harbor Community Betty Paul trio. By Melenda Edmiston 10:30 a.m. The Sunday School Seminary, Oak Brook, Ill. lie Herald Correspondent will also meet at 10:30 a.m. served the Grace Baptist New Life Fellowship is a "We are trying our best to get Church in La Porte, Indiana for church which "puts emphasis back to the way things were in 7 years and Long Hill Baptist on the family and lots of the New Testament," explained Church in Trumbull, Conn., for fellowship" according to its Rev. Lassen. "We want to keep 5 years. pastor,Rev. Earl H. Lassen, Jr. to the basics and yet be open to In February, 1972, he came to The church with a niem- the age in which we live," he Florida as an executive berahip of 50 is affiliated with a said, adding "It's a positive minister of the Florida Baptist Baptist' General Conference approach in ministry." Conference and began the and has met for three years at "Most of our members are ministry of New Life I the Sterling Park Elementary new to any church," Rev. Fellowship. School. Lassen claims. "Until two or Although New Life This Sunday will be the first three years ago they had never Fellowship is still a mission of official worship service in their gone to church or else had the Baptist General Connew church building located at drifted away from a church," ference, according to Rev. the corner of Lake Drive and he remarked. Lassen, "There is not a straight Tuskawilla Road. According to Rev. Lassen, at denominational push and there The building contains a the present time 70 per cent of is lot of freedom and leeway." sanctuary, with a seating his membership is involved in a The Fellowship Singers, a capacity of 200, two Sunday Bible study which meets in a group of young leaders in School classrooms, a kitchen, home. "A strong emphasis is various Central Florida put on Bible study." he said. and two offices. churches, will present a concert "We like to Involve the total Sunday at 7: p.m. at New Life According to Rev. Lassen, this is the first unit of their family through activities situth Fellowship. The musical group building plan. Later on, more as picnics, Christmas caroling, which consists of 25 singers and Sunday School rooms will be and potluck dinners with 10 Instrumental players is constructed and a larger films," Rev. Luasen said. preparing to go on tour in sanctuary. The present room The youth of the church meet Europe this summer. used for worship will become a every two weeks for a time of The dedication of the New multi-purpose meeting room. recreation, singing and Bible Life Fellowship building will be There is an average at- study. May 29 at 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Lassen is a graduate of community 6 invited to the tendance of 100 at the worship service which will be held at Northern Baptist Theological open house at 2:30.4:30 p.m. e Chulc This " ".rwnT - , -w Choral Festival " deceased in Waycross, Ga. The message of the morning will be delivered by Kenneth McIntosh, local attorney a nil outstanding Christian layman, who will use as his subject "Some Old Time Religion." Music in the service will be led by Larry Stracener and will feature a volunteer choir such as would have been s inging in 1884. Following the worship ser vice, a picnic dinner wi ll be served in Centennial Park. Ever family in the congregation is invited to bring a basket for their family pl us one, and eat with the church family. Following the di nner, there will be a service featuring gospel singing, reminiscing, congregational participation, recognition of the present church staff, and closing remarks by the pastor. The music portion of the program is under the direction of David Beverly, while H. F. Coo pe r will lead th e reminiscing, ._ 62&1229. ' : -'7Z Herald Photiby Tom Vinco, It Rummage Sale Nvriir,y First Baptist Church of Sanford will observe its 95th anniversary with special services th is Sunday. The entire congregation will worship in one service at 11 a.m., rather than the usual two services. To set the mood, members are requested to dress as people would have 95 years ago. The pulpit furnit ure which will be used is that which was used in the original building erected as a place of worship, and was a gift from Walter Gwynn Fox, grandfather of Miss Martha Fox, who has been a member of the local ch ur ch for 79 years, longer than any other living member. Special features of the morning program will include greetings from the church's only living former pastor, Rev, Grady Snowden; recognition of long-time members with Hose Weekley presiding; and the establishment of a memorial to W. P. Brooks Jr., who served the church as pastor for 33 years, and who was recently 1 Teacher Training Mitsui0 Ann'' i versary ;95th To Methodist Women ___________ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHUICH I ' 0IEAVO.IkdSt. Rev SuidayWsnhlp Baptists Observe I ., COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Nw 11.12 Lak.Mary Blvd Or. Mlrsell C. .miy Pas* Morning Worship and Nurser y 1:01a.m. Sunday School l$:)San. Darwin Shea Sunday School Worship Service _', - Children's Rally 7:30 . Sunday, April fl, 17-SB ,~ • .:, - David Beverly and Staff Zayre l'Iaza3 n.3900 Is Iv. L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE _ '. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. E Isea and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes . 1 . -0 11. I W ,# Winter Park. Downtown Sanford ._ ' And Directory Page HARRELLI BEVERLY TRANSMISSION BIBLE BOOK CENTER -_--_-_._ . ., 11:00a.m. - of Sanford Mel Dekleand Employes . CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tuc kerDri$uiandEafes liv. AUto. Almond Pastor Sunday School m .ciair 1. THE McKIBBIN AGE NCY Insurance GREGORY LUMBER DEKLES' GULF SERVICE - ii1UPi!W`fM•'zit.1.ii.. .. 200W. First St. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. $ Saturday Isaiah 35:1-10 Sc"pluies seectra b, The Amei.can Bbe Societv . 51 - FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Stiff Howard H. Hodges and Staff CRACK UNITED METHODISTCHURCH Airport Blvd. & Woodland Dr. Pastor School 1:21am Shngmng and Sharing 10:00a.m. Service Ii: 6:3111p.m. Tuesday Bible Study and Prayer 10:008.m. Tuesday .and 1 : dn.sdav ps 1:30p.m. Nurwy Provided for all Services 111.1-lu The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice Sanford, Fl. Methodist ii.i ,r, . .________ __. 11:41 7:30p.m. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK :10a,m. WO maintain a Christian Kindergarten through Cightlt Grade Friday Psalms J iii Sunday School Morning Worship ::.S5' 31:124 b. j.l Thursday m. I C Thursday Psalms . B riefly I I i . ,. ay 11111P.M. S p. I _____- 7:30p.m. "TRUE CHURCH OF GOD" 2711 Ridgiwoad Ave. Sain Elder Rert' r4°321" Pastor TN. noun Mass I 0000 SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 2917 Orlando Dr. ::rica, lLh.r.ncurch nA Rev.RaipltI.Luman Pastor Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. )TIIOT ,. Mo nday vuonuay - L Catholic Pentecostal Thriday Evening - • Church Of God CHURCH OF GOD PIlOT CNURH OF THU NAZARENE . ZIIl Sanford A,i. John J.Hinton Past Sunday School 004.m. MornlnWoriJWp Youth Hour Evangelist Service 1:00p.m. Mod Week Service I Wed.) 7:00 P.M. Nursery Provided for all Services LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REEDEMER lS210ak Ave. "Thekutheran Hour" and TV "This Is The Life" Nov. Elinor A. Reusctier 1:1Pastor unday School 5am. Worship Service 10:30a.m. Kindrgarten and Nursery .dlIi" Chu rch Of Christ urc RAVINNA PARK Tra A n .1i Tvnftv WodnesdaylibleClass wet Prayer $enfee WINTER $POS. COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAL Meeting at Winter jpgs. Elementary Sunday School 10:00am Worship 10:00a.m. Rev. Robert Burns Pastor ' Sunday ler,icbu5nh1t .,uI Nazarene ,. ir.nw Congregational p CHURCH OF CHRIST 1512 ParkA Avenu en e p d Baker Ivigos BilN$tv 10:10a.m. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. NEW BETHEL AME CHURCH Main Street-Canaan City Rev M ".Burke Jr. Patter Sunday School 0:30l.. Morning Worship 11:00am Evening Worship 6:00 ptln. Tues. Evening Prayer Serv. 7:30 p.m. Tees. Official Board Meet 6:000.M. Rector 100&.m. 10:00a.m. 10:10a.in. 10:00a.m. Evangelical 1'. . FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 419 Park Ave. Postgr Lea F. King Pa4r V. Scan Harris 0:30111 11% . Morning Worship 0:40 a.m Sunday School UMYF Men's Prayer Breakfast .. 4:30 dnt Ind & 4th Thursday Family Night Supper 3rd Sunday 4:00 p.m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 Christian Science 1:30p.m. Prayer Service I II 11:008.m. P.M. 7: Of kum 11:11a.m. eefImeny MooII.ig " loading teem daily ezcng$Wot$$af. nssnto4p.m. TeIo.731.3430 Episcopal Str.s'.t..ui1 V..g..i F LONOWOOD FIRS BAPTIST CHURCH Car. C Grant f6finitherill . Nov. James W. Hammock Pastor Sunday School 1:41a.m. Morning Worship 11:01a.m. Chordi Training 4:00p.m. ?:011 p.m. 2401 S. Park Ave. 322.4104 Pastor Rev. Edmond L. Weber Sunday Schlooi 1:30a.m. Fellowship 10:30.11 am. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. No one ever said that we had to go it alone. The Church isn't a crutch but it is a sanctuary, a place where souls are healed. Have you been there lately? Conqu 1979 Ke,ste, Ai..•isnq V .* CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Only man can create with his hands, making beautiful things from the substances that come from Gods earth. Only man can truly reason. Only man can run the full gamut of feeling from joy and victory to despair and defeat. We are complex creatures, because we can create and reason and feel. Sometimes it seems virtually impossible to bring our faculties into a sensible focus. Everything from unpaid bills to vital decisions affecting ourselves and our loved ones seems to be just a step ahead of us. We are eternally running to keep up, and often falling short. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF LONOW000 E. C. Williomssnl Myrtle Lake Hills Rd., Longwood Phone 331.44w Harold 0. Golden Minister Sunday School 0:31am. Morning Worship 10:210.m. Youth Meeting 1:00 p.m. (ve*ingService 4:10p.m. Wit Bible Study 7:30p.m. NURSERY PROVIDED FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 110 Park Avenve, Sanford Dr. Jay T. Cesniat. Pastor MscnffigWsrship 1:31a.m. Sunday School 0:45a.n. Morning Worship 11:114.m. Church Training 4:10p.m. It vatting Worship 7:30p.11". Wed. Prayer Service 4:30p.m. 1b Congregational CREATIVITY FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 14075. Sanford Ave. Rev. Hugh W. Pain Minister Sunday School 0:41 am. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Wed. Service 7:30p.m. COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road, Lake Mary 11 I V~iRA NATION! OU Christian Baptist Sunday School Preaching I Worshiping Bible Study Sharing IProclaiming Wed. Prayer Meet Nursery Provided R Chur ch... 1, II II RELIGION hoping to get some Ideas for this ___ columm "Life can mn be a grind sometimes," I thought to myself. Then I got tin and walked OVST sharpener. to We, who Are asto look "at the lilies of the field and the birdsof the air" for lesson in e, can also learn a boson of frn tiny stick graphite coinprsued between some pisces of wood. A pencil Is always wearing Itself osd. .With us up" once again on•I *Is,i • fm .. 0' honing instruments of His Wor4 its nose to the ground it and His Sacraments, becomes duller and duller until We too, snake mistakes. But lt must be returned to pencil there is a way in which sharpener once more and lose a mistakes can be corrected '-* little more of itself in the Wiped out and erased. But F o(becomlnguaeftgonc, Just asapencUcannot"getth - again. Once in a while it snakes Word out,, or "correct its own mistakes. But, If it Will only use mistakes" neither can We! Its head these mistakes can We must put ourselves In God's easily be Corrected. - hands and let Him use us!' . I . I -I. . . �611-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLON DIE CNEV DOVOU Sunday, April 29, 1010 48 Navy ship Answer to Previous Puzzle p clii (abbr) I7175771 [_ H IialsiTlal I Inheritors 49 Bird class OU TSE T OUTW I T 53 Most tardy 6 Egret GRITTY IRE ECU Ii Eskimo homes 55 Rococo ADO PIT EKE 13 Wash basin 57 Slim NEST ERR APER 58 Eye 14 Lump N EON AU GUS T membrane 15 Rolands S9 Bird's home P_,..J I I I I S . J UDL..UI.I friend 16 To be (tat.) 60 Mercenary LOOKER ME IISH ACROSS by Chic Young Ii HAVE AI4V SMAL);1I CANGE ) - 17 Western. hemisphere or. ganization (abbr.) 19 Not as much BEETLE BAILEY BOY.' by Mort Walker \,m I LISTEN TO A1' PININ& HALL MY STOMACH/ IT'S REALLY UPSET J,) I THIN)( IT HAP ITS HEART SET ON PIZZA AND 5 BEER t DOWN O N E 1 Skin 2 Self-esteem (p1.) 20 Snorted 3 Infirmities 23 Look 4 Parts in play 24 Farewell 5 Canal system (abbr.) in northern 27 Dinner course Michigan 29 Lets 6 Actor March 31 Shoe grip 7 Wickedness 35 Hoed 8 Talks up 36 Greek letter 9 Stout 37 Named 10 Pertaining to 40 Franklin Norway 41 Scouting 12 Utensils group (abbr.) 13 One who fails 44 Flooded t, 46 Lang 18 Cunning Sync 21 Necessitated 177 I 18 l0 I 42B by Art Sansom .II B VBT1H$H\k I4AcAgbT al OMNI How PAL1OB) VUA%UMIj , OMNI . J Boom Jlull Jul... by Bob Montana ARCHIE I,.- DADDY, THAT S NCE I $N iAD CAMPAIG rITUmDTHAT] USING PEERA CHEAP SALES OF THESE HATS PRES 5U TO THAT ONE OF MY COMPANIES J'11I GROUP COERCE KIQ ,IMTD MANU FACTUE MOTIVATIONAL RESEARCH FIRM SOAKED A CHEAP F ME A COOL HUNDRED PSYCHOLOGICAL TRICK 1 kUVIP4G TH -__________ [ ig I ]60 I H I {I ( 'T OU trying to give something to another, this person's pride can't handle it. Understanding will go a long way to help. complain about your chores today. No one will take pity on PISCES (Feb. 20-Mardi 20) If you, so you'll have to get them you're in a situation today done yo urself. LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) Be where you think you have to sure these you pal around with Impress another person, walk today can be fully trusted away rather than play the onebefore confiding In any of then. upomanship game. Someone in your crowd Is a bit ARIES (March 21-April 19) of a schemer and can't be relied Make certain the unupon. derstanding you arrive at with VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.23) Be another today has the same extra watchful of your meaning to him or her that it possessions today, or you may does to you, and no one will get suffer some kind of loss. Above h urt. 0 •) The really expert South notes that East Is marked with both the ace and queen of hearts from the lead and play to the first trick. If East also shows up with the ace of clubs, then It is clear that he won't also hold that spade king. With 13 high-card points including two aces he would surely have opened the bidding. South decides to check on the whereabouts of the club ace before playing trumps. South risks a club ruff on Iin I EEK & MEEK I by Howie Schneider /7' A - OR SW W ThE HO CAWPJ& this line of attack, but decides that he can afford this slight chance. He leads a club to dummy's king. East plays his ace and now South knows that his only chance is to try to drop a singleton king of trumps. He tries the play and the king does drop. AT PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer What Itell you Out! Out! A dort come back! about that?____ c Boy! If there' s L? . cf'° __ Ask Iii it~3 flea A Kentucky reader asks If that arerYt housebroken! we have ever raised partner and Alan Sontag f O Here is another Terence Reese hand. South's sixspade call was a decided gamble, but he just didn't know how to bid the hand 0 o 4.th. 14$c P with a singleton trump. We ha ve even raised when void of his, suit, but don't recommend this action except when partner has clearly shown that his trump suit is self sufficient. By Oswald Jacoby 0 0 U p tVfts U PM OM :BUGS BUNNY YOUR BIRTHDAY by Stoffel & Heimdahl X PONT THINK TH'CHCPCA YR PESCRIPTSO4 F HoLLMPAlE SAUCE,' Fg W H NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. i scientifically. The jack of hearts is coyered by East's queen at trick one. South ruffa and is ready to go after his 12 tricks. He has to lose a club and all else being equal he should try a trump finesse which represents a 50 percent chance. (Do you have a question for the experts? Write "Ask the Experts," care of this news paper. Individual questions will be answered if accompanied by stamped, self-addressed envelopes. The most interest. ing questions will be used in this column and will receive copies ci JACOB V MODERN. I - April30, 1079 This coming year offers you fresh beginnings and a new start In areas of your social life that had seemed difficult to This is a good day to get together with a friend and discuss an. Important matter that has been on your mind. Each will be receptive to the other. Find out more about yourself in your new AstroGraph Letter which begins with your birthday. Mall $1 for each to Adro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 20029. Be sure to specify birth sign. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Because you are exceptionally today for purposes of joining In t".111j Power brokers in Congress NPYI PUMIC WWI AU,PAY WN& I 1S AN ANSWOR ID j•4 , PISCES Feb. 20-March Your social encounters May be more serious than meily play today, but this will be due to your own choosing. The CANCER (June 21-July 22) Think things through slowly and carefully today and you will be abletoclearupa perplexing personal situation which has had you bogged down. 10:00 SUPERTRAIN FANTASY ISLAND Tattoo helps two showgirls,(Connie Stevens, Barbi Benton) attain their lifetime dream, while Mr. Roarke tries to help a doctor gain money for a health care you consider more mature, They'll be able to offer you the right kind of help. quickly today, putting your mind at ease. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) WILD ofEPS WASTE RESMRCES FIR I You may be called upon to show your loyalty to an old friend today. You won't zatt, even is is mconvemencea you HE' LOVE5 by Craig L.sfl 'Television Network. 1V*Rj$L - .This Week's * ' '- •S . ' *".. -'.-.;,. -' S ,ea.,,. e - a a.. . ,,,.. -,. -.- - man while on vacation in Rome, 12 Mrs. 15 Mins,) MORNING Anderson 6:30 12. How To Be A Country Star The Statler Brothers (4.) CHURCH SERVICE 13. Slow Dancing - Johnny • LIVING WORD Ountan ,• . - .y • •-.--...__ - -.; ':'.' 0 FAMILY LIFE 0 ffjj FIRST Jiro Tokuyama. (R) BAPTIST CHURCH ED QUE PASA, U.S.A.? "The Encounter" (A) 2:00 ()NASHVILLE MUSIC 0 INTERNATIONAL CHAM- ED TURNABOUT ''Work Alert" Unsafe working condilions, especially for women, are ED explored. (A) AFTERNOON 12:00 Las Vegas, Nevada. THE PLAYS "Henry VIII" John Stride. Timothy West, Ronald Pickup, Peter Vaughn, Julian Glover, Claire Bloom and Barbara Kellerman are featured In Shakespeare's last play. (R) (4) MOVIE "Planet Earth" (C) (1974) John Saxon, Diana Muldaur. A 20th-century man is sent through a time warp into the 22nd century (11/2 Mrs) 0 SPECTRUM 93 ISSUES AND ANSWERS INTERCOM ED CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Medical Malpractice, SHAKESPEARE 2:30 1) 112) GOLF "Legends Of Golf" Live coverage of the final round of this tournament for golfing greats from Onion Creek Country Club in Austin. Texas. 3:30 SPORTSMAN 0 AMERICAN 7. Dire Straits - Dire Straits S. Van Helen - Van Helen II , • AGINCULTURE U.S.A. -' 9:30 NBC MOVIE "This Man Stands Alone" (Premiere) Lou is Gossett Jr. Clu Gulager A black minister runs for the pcsition of shertf n a Southern county during the height of the civil rights movement U ABC MOVIE "Samurai" (Premiere) Joe Penny, James Shigeta A young assistant D A uses his skills in the martial arts to prevent a man with an earthquake-causing machine E) 10:00 ED TODAY IN THE LEGISL.A- "Guys And Dolls," "Fiddler On The Roof," and "The Music 6:00 00 NEWS ED THE ADVOCATES "Should We Cut Back Veterans' Preference For State And Federal Jobs To Provide More Opportunsty For Women?" 6:30 (2) NBC NEWS (4) CBS NEWS 030 MINUTES 11:00 ED 1030 @) CONSUMER BUYLINE ED FAWLTY TOWERS impose his views on sexual promiscuity on his clients and staff (Part 3 of 6) 11:00 (1) (4) 0 0 NEWS €1) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS "LitIle Joe V La Familia / Esteban Jordan" ( A) David Brenner Guests Charo, Helen Gurley Brown (A) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 ROCKFORD FILES Rockford tries to Clear his friend Detective Becker of trumpedup charges of drug dealing. U POLICE STORY When two charged with murder, their lives and those of their families are totally uprooted. (Part 2 of 2) EVENING (l} WILD KINGDOM "M'Bogo 12:00 l BIG VALLEY Victoria and Audra are forced to go along as hostages of three inept safe 6:00 j 00 NEWS ID STUDIO AF ".i,,mn robbers Rope'(A) age. 7:00 (2) 0 WORLD OF DISNEY "The Tattooed Police Horse" A thoroughbred trotter with the bad habit of galloping instead of trotting Is banished to work for the police force, (A) 4)050 MINUTES MOUNTAIN REUNION John Denver travels into the wilds of the Rocky Mountains to release breeding pairs of endangered species, Including the golden eagle and the trumpeter swan, into their 12:37 0 THE FBI "The Satellite" 6:30 () 12 NBC NEWS CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS ED VILLA ALEGRE 12:40 (4)0 0 CBS LATE MOVIE 7:00 (2.)TIC TAC DOUGH C4) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary's apartment turns into a delivery room when Georgette gives birth at a party. 0 © THE CROSS-WITS REPORT 7.30 8:00 © NBC MOVIE "Swashbuckler" (1976) Robert Shaw, Archie and Edith anxiously The Galactica crew, lad by (2) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL "Makin' Music" A wellknown singer-composer dem- da Triangle Pirates" FRIENDS Skits' "Carol And Sis,""Back Alley." ED DICK CAVETT Guest: Tom Conti 8:00 (M LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE The Ingalls are Apollo and Starhuck, take on a shocked by the decline of WaInut Grove and the low morale of Its few remaining residents Fight For Food" Food shortIn Mexico, Thailand, Taiwan, Seneg al and the Philip. pines, and some possible solutions, are examined. (Part of ages "McMillan & Wife Death Is A Seven Point Favorite" (1971) Rock Hudson, Susan Saint James. McMillan is given an autographed football bearing the message that a quarterback friend of his might be involved in game-fixing and murder. 0 JOKER'9 WILD ED MACNEIL / LEHRER natural habitat. UD 11:30 112 TONIGHT Guest host innocent detectives are lions and fairy penguins are observed in natural surroundings. Immense strength and cour- DICK CAVETT Guest. Basil creates chaos by trying to To The Great Barrier Reef" Kangaroos, koala bears, sea Safari" Marlin challenges M'Bogo, an African buffalo of 0 0 @ NEWS David Halberstam (Part 1 of 2) U WILD KINGDOM "Voyage O ROCKY lURE Man." ED SECOND CITY TV EVENING 1:00 (1) (UD TOMORROW Guests: Producer Tony Bill and psyChiatrisl Dr Armando Morales, who discuss the gang movie "Boulevard Nights", author Nancy Friday. (1) @3 NEWS 1t1!AZA Hwy 1792 TWjj,j). 3227502 L,!AZAT1 SCARIEST COMEDY OF ALL TIME IS BACKI MEl. BROOKS FILM GENE WILDER 1] PETER BOYLE MARTY FELDMAN LEACHMAN L--I°' (Part 2 o 2) (A) @30 THE WHITE SHADOW -"p An unscrupulous agent (Art Metrano) sends a beautiful girl to persuade one of Coach 8:30 Reeves' top players'to turn pro. (A) ABC MOVIE "Beach (L) DONE DAY AT A TIME U Ann tries to get up the nerve ,o ask a handsome business associate out on a date. (A) Patrol" (Premiere) Christine rj1I MADELINE KAHN 24 Delisle, Richard Hill, Two spe- cial police teams who patrol the beaches of Southern California in dune buggies try to elude a deadly sniper and capture a drug pusher. ED BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL "Keep Out Of Reach Of Children?" The proposed ban on television advertising to young children is examined, @30 AUCE Alice, Flo. Mel and Vera lock themselves Into Alice's apartment for a weak end to rid themselves of all of their bad habits "cold turkey." (R) •ABC MOVIE "The Master Gunfighter" (1976) Tom Laugh. un, Ron O'Neal. A gunfighter who is haunted by a shameful deed arms himself with a pistol 8:30 ________ ED MARK RUSSELL Washing. -...'e".iej- .j'.a-j-..,.o j•'S' rr[AZA II I BURT REYNOLDS , Lko . 2: IS 4.0$ 7:4% 5:40 rry JO PG (CAFETERIA STYLE) HESTitURit%T and LOUNGE VER LOOK THE RUNWAYS PH. 323-0501 JANFOIlIft AIR YFRU1NAL • • • 10a,m.-2p.m. AilYouCanEat includes Salad Par and Coffee, tea, etc. S S IT IS NOW. 0:30 hr In Town. All You Can Eat. Include; (4) MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOMMACHM $3 + S S 4p.m. TU Closing DRAFT SEER NIGHT 5 3 Per ORALRONRTS TlE ROGIM (R) C. Lying In Love With You - JIm II Brown 17. 010rg. Harrison - George Harrison Down On The Rio Grande &hnny Rodriguez 9. Sal l Away - Oak Ridge BoyS It. Amli Stewart - Knock On L Wood mos ARE PSOPU TOO 39. Journey - Evelutben MOVIE "Never A Dull I (2) GOSPEL $INGING JUSI. Glass WIDE TV IN LOUNGE I ., I TNUTI( Wr. Wills SUNDAY ONLY EARLY BIRDS 7:4S'S:iS'f\i' 30 "A new + 0 SANQUET CATERING FACILITIES CAN A T UPTQfl ' 01M 41 ID WNISDAY SPICIAL FANWACI Ca it • ROSIRTS Oil MAY 11th tax • tax Coffee, T011etc. RATED P0' 'V N. IIJ ii. iii 7 p.m. ThONktSgff And ,lad JACKIEGLEASON MAT: ALL SEATS 1.2% SANFORD $3 SALLY FIELD JERRY REED • SUNDAY BRUNCH • IESAMISTRUT(R) 12. Sister Sledge- We Are Family ii. The Jadisons - Dtiny food policy and how it affects the rest of the world (Part 2 of 2) from destroying San Francisco 700 13. Insaid Funk - Instant Funk (])jytni 14, Rod $tewart - Blondes Have, a s11111,111 1 111"y MORNING IC, Gloria Gaynor - Love Tracks Fight For Food" A look at U S 6:45 •CHRJSTOPHERCLOSEUP .v 3. Where Do I Put Her Memory - 15. Cheap Trick - Cheap Trick At JULIE ANDREWS SPECIAL "Julie And Sammy" Julie and her guest. Sammy Davis Jr. deliver a once-in-a- lifetime special of music and fun from ED GLOBAL PAPER "The Broadway's great musicals, fli HOURS Chaley Pride f& Lay Dow S.slde Me - Con More Fun Guest: Linda Lavin. at event, live from Biloxi. Mississippi including "My Fair Lady," 9. Allman Brothers Sand - 2)SUNOAYMA$S. 10. VIllage People - Go West .11. George Benson - Livin' Inside Your Love 0 MARY TYLER MOORE PAGEANT Fifty-one young women from around the United States compete for a title. crown, and scholarship money in the 28th edition of this annu- OPEC" Guests: Morris Adel- PIONSHIP BOXING Coverage of bouts between the United States National team and the Venezuelan National team from 11:30 (4) 0 FACE THE NATION -- Money On Campus" Edwin Newman reports on the commercialization of "amateur" athletics and why college sports are a multimillion-dollar business. (4) BRANTLEY I GODBOLD DEBATE 9:00 man, professor of economics at MIT: Dillard Spriggs, presi. dent of Petroleum Analysis Ltd. 10 fpop music field, based on il$board's survey of sales and ,.7. Farewell Party - Gene Watson %'PM1I.'-"I '* '* "d"- ED FIRING LINE "Breaking Up (.2)NBC SPECIAL REPORT "College Sports Inc Big await the Christmas homecoming of Mike. Gloria and Joey. (A) held r.sponsible for a youth's death when he tries to help an old man. (2 Mrs.) C. Blondie - Parallel Lines - Bellamy loathes's .- 5:00 "Hawaii, Window On The Far 10:00 LIVE Host: Elliott Gould. Guest: Leon Redbone. (A) Kiley. Chris Connelly. A man is Body Would You Hold It Agelnst Me ludokan q:,,-, 'e-.a. ED WALL STREET WEEK Francisco" (C) (1970) Richard ,cuntry and western singles in the S. It Said You Had A Beautiful r"'' 11.00 (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPA. NY East" Guests: Alan M. Carroll, suspects a handsome spa owner who has seemingly tak. en a shine to Susan of also having designs on Mill's spa U FAMILY FEUD U CAROL BURNETT AND - Williams ,.,, , 0 B.E.T.A, A WAY OF LIFE with skijumper Vienko Bogate: NCAA Wrestling Champion. ships from Ames, Iowa. 2) r 2i Dc n't Take It Away - Conway 'crs1116 *Or '•" round play-off game. Teams and location to be announced. death, 1. Backside Of Thirty - John Enlightened Rogues . years, including an interview closing billboards over the ED GLOBAL PAPER "The am UP I&F2AL _____'_'__.'_,_•,.. ED ZOOM (R) (4) 0 NBA BASKETBALL Live coverage of a second REVIEW (R) falls In - — with a newspaper- broadcast play: _" "" .aa. Q KIDSWORLD 1:30 () outDooRs (1) WASHINGTON WEEK IN 9, Take Me Home - Cher 17, You've Got Somebody, I've Got 2) 2S COMPANY 10. He's The Greatest Dancer - Somebody - Vern Gosdin 3) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM SIster Sledge is. Darlin' - David Rogers ED THE LAW AND YOU 1i.WhatAFool Believes- Doobie IC, What A Lie - Samml Smiith •v'o. ON NUTRI20. Red Bandana I Must Have 12. Shake Your Body - Jacksons Done Something Bad - Merle 2 JERRY FALWEU. .t 13, I Will Survive - Gloria Gaynor Haggard Tr.gedy - Be.G.,s NEW YORK (UPI)- The top 3Q 1:30 i'.11, Love is The Answer -England albums in the pop music field, based A.M.I. HOUR ?'Don And John Ford Coley on Billboard's survey of sales and (4)811,111010AYM01111111104 IS. Love Takes Time - 0flsas broadcast play: FAITH FOR TODAY ." Sultans Of Swing - Dire Straits 1. Doable Brothers - MInute By .1C. Blow Away - George Harrison Minute PICTUM OF HEALTH ., 17. Love You Inside Out - Bee 2. Peaches And Herb -3.HoI 3. Bee Gm- Spirits Have Flown 1$. Love BallIad - George Benson 4. Sup.rtramp - Breakfast In (1) VOICE OP VICTORY .19, Precious Love - Sob Welch America (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN 30, Not Stuff - Donna Summer S. Bad Company - Desolation •( HUMIARO NEW YORK (UPI) - The top 20 Angels •514MYP10u by T. K. Ryan -- iere) Douglas Edwards is host for this series exploring current social issues from a religious viewpoint, with this week's topic being the "Year of the Child" temporary musical, comedy, variety hour, 'The Knock On Wood - Amii Stewart ia. When I Dream - Crystal Stumblin' In - Suzi Quatro And Gayle Chris Norman 1$, Just Long Enough To Say C. In The Navy - Village People Goodbye - Micky Gilley .,. 7. I Want Your Love - Chic IC. I'll Love Away Your Troubles Goodnight Tonight - Wings For Awhile - Janie Fricke N - 0 FOR OUR TIMES (Prem- Rommel emerges as a unique military figure during his World War II African campaign. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Scheduled are highlights of some of the moments featured on the programs opening and Cylon base star in a fight to the '-*iIIs IT' PUT-- (4) TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL Donald Cook. A racketeer, raised in a tenement, rises to and falls from the heights of power. (1 1/2 Hrs.) Audre) "•.burn. A princess - I. Reunited - Peaches And Herb 7. Heart Of Glass - Biondi. Music Box Dancer - Frank jW4N I por MOVIE "Public Enemy" (B/W) (1931) James Cagney, 4:30 tlJ MOVIE "The Desert Fox" (B/w) (1951) James Mason, Jessica Tandy. Field Marshal 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE 0 DISCUSSION '79 "Romeo and Juliet" number on his first corn- (8/ (1953) Gregory Peck, 'broadcast play: IENRICN It)UR LlSt I and location to be announced Live coverage of a second round play-off game. Teams @3OALL IN THE FAMILY NEW YORK (UPI) - The top 20 6:00 10. All I Ever Need Is You singles in the pop music field, based Kenny Rogers And Dottie West (4) A PETTER WAY on Billboard's survey of sales and it. Isn't It Always Love - Lynn O THIS IS THE UFE r LOOMIS WILL (2) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING 'Strategic Air Command" (C) (1955) James Stewart, June Allyson. An untended shoulder injury results in the downfall of a serviceman's Air Force and baseball careers (2 Hrs) (4) 0 MISS USA BEAUTY 9:30 (4) 0 JUST FRIENDS Mill 10:30 CU MOVIE of Wales comes to her aid by 3:45 ED HOY EN LA LEGISLATURA Republican and Parties arranging for her to move to Paris for the birth of her child (4) 0 NBA BASKETBALL ton's resident political comedian takes aim at both the "Lillie' GnTh; On The Stage" Lillie is pregnant and the Prince at the history of "American Sportsman." man Islands: Chicago Girl Scouts play earthball (R) 1:00 Out to redeem his honor, f) MASTERPIECE THEATRE Placid. N.Y.: Curt Gowdy looks 0 BATTLESTAR GALACTICA '1 óp Songs M1 or Maynard Jackson and Dr. Patricia McClurg of the United Nations discuss how economic issues and faith affect each other. and a Samurai sword and sets rad fish the Klamath River in Northern California: Racedriver Sam Posey challenges the Olympic bobsled run in Lake 11:30 (1)SATURDAY NIGHT 0 MOVIE "Incident In San .-811111111111 0 BLACK AWARENESS 0 DIRECTIONS Atlanta May- Curt Gowdy and William Con- Jane Fonda, Donald SutherLeif Garrett, the popular teen-age actor and concert land. and recording artist, and guest Brooke Shields do a 0 MOVIE' "Roman Holiday" ., '..Leif Garrett Special," Friday, May 11 on the CBS ARIES March 21-April 19) 10:00 ED STUDIO SEE "Friends" Scuba divers Nicole and Damian Eldernire explore the Cay. 12:30 MEET THE PRESS music fundamentals with the aid of computer animation and young musicians. 6D HOLLYWOOD SQUARES G IN SEARCH OF... "t3ermu- Q MOVIE "Klute" (C) (1971) .. FIRST FOR GARRETT LEO (July23-Aug. 22) If you All those cnores you've been need as'14ance at this time, go neglecting over the weekend, to someone who is older or who Will be handled efficiently and ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) Home Repairs, Car Rental" James Earl Jones. Two fun-bying 18th-century pirates help a beautiful girl gain revenge against the corrupt politician who executed her father and stole her property, complex. (R) outcome will be good. t SW labor and environmental groups struggle to have their interests represented in the Clean Air Act of 1977. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Today Is a good day to bring order into the picture of neglected tasks. Throw out all those things you've been sweeping under the hi, ttii i dia MOLA i*au.s A and lobbyists from industry, . up agreeing with you. UiIBULL [JBEAR TUMBLEWEEDS Goodman. (R) 7- • I) AN ACT OF CONGRESS 4, 1, Gilbert, Jimmy Baio: "Who's Who" James Coco, Dody a All 0* so oft V6 ft am Dilemma" Norman Fell, Betty Garrett; "Rocky" Melissa take On an Issue may not be the popular one, If you state your case objectively others will end choices. Moment" (B/W) (1952) Irene Dunne. Fred MacMurray. A songwriter and a rancher learn to cope with a pair of lively girls (1 1/2 Hrs) U LOVE BOAT "Juie's CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Although the positio& you practical today, this would be a goodtime to put your budget In order. You'll make intelligent 'NOW, CA.E'5 A 6 WIPEEVEP CUL11E' AND I'M OUT IN THE CMP AN? during the 1930s. . 21)Someone may seek you out of NOW1190A 64 '-i' a venture that could be profitable to both of you. Don't discount the offer without study. off big. by Bob Thavu both poetry and pain while growing up in the rural South SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. TAURUS tApril 20-May 20 ) brother's wild fraternity. (R) Edwin Newman provides the make It all possible: the ED THREE AMERICAN commentary, primarily using athletes." GOLDSMITHS The emotional basketball to prove that In "The alternative, of course, is involvement of the artists in 'inter-collegiate athletics, it's to de-emphasize big-time col- their craft is described. (A) whether you win that counts, lege sports and return the 9:00 B.1 AND THE BEAR never mind ho w you play the games to the over boys game. CBS MOVIE "I Know who used to play for fun instead (4)0 Why The Caged Bird Sings" In the long run, the loser is of profit." (Premiere) Paul Benjamin, Diahann Carroll. A bright, sensitive young black girl finds anyone will try to get the upper hand over you. cope with. Several new acquaintances could become long-lasting friends. SPIDER-MAN now the women too - who contender today. It isn't likely slitence and determination pay STOCK EXCHANGE - time. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your realistic approach to issues makes you a formidable (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Make that little extra effort today OW You'll be ptishelt! right out In front of the Peck. Per- FRANK AND ERNEST - 1979 LIBRA I V , - INEWSPAI'IP £NV R'MISf ASSH) WIN AT B R I D G E EVENING o AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Although you mean well by For Monday, April 30, ',,' - this. CANCER (June 21-July 23) It won't do you any good to Jill. [i , Sunday, April 29, 1979-18 TONIGHT'S TV - s Treat than both equally. NEI - birthday. Mall $1 for each to AstroGraph, P.O. Box 489, n NEW YORK (UP!) NBC the college athlete, who doesn't ,' will continue to take its viewers receive a fair share of the 6:00 . ,out to the ball game for major money 09 NEWS and may not get a league baseball through 1983, college education, either. 6:30 Including the prime-time FLORIDA'S WATCHING This Is a multi-million dollar broadcast of some of those hot business, although a 0 CBS NEWS weakness NEWS 0 ,downto-the.wjre games at the of the show is its failure to end of the season, 7.00 underline just how much money (2,) THE GONG SHOW 'The network announced Is made and by whom. Thursday it had signed a Even in pre-television times, 0 © HEE MAW Guests' Larry Gatlin and family, Ava contract with major league It was jokingly suggested Barber, Joe Higgins baseball granting it the right to colleges race horses instead of LAWRENCE broadcast Saturday afternoon maintaining human athletic 0 SOCCER WELK ED MADE IN GEM. games as well as a select teams, which would save MANY Hamburg VS. FC number of late-season games in money and classroom seats. Kaiserslautern prime time. That means, say, Now New Jersey Sen. Bill 7:30 that If the Yankees and the Red Bradley, former basketball (2) CANDID CAMERA 'Sox offer the terrific excite- star, advocates that we "strip 8:00 "meid of last year, the fans will away the hypocrisy" and 2,) © CHIPS Ponch and Jon get to see some of the night suggests: stop an overloaded minibus, games on network television, "..,there should be certain only to discover the passenrs to be the Los Angeles NBC already has the contract universities where the athlete rights to the All-Star and has the opportunity to opt for Rams cheerleaders. (R) BAD NEWS BEARS League Championship games track one, which Is a profesOWHAT'SHAPPENINGII Raj this year, while ABC gets the slonal route, where he's paid a falls in love with his landlady World Series, salary where he performs, and decides that he is too In the new four-year contract, where he has the option to go to "mature" for his teen-age • NBC and ABC will alternate the classes if he wants to, or not, friends. (A) high points of baseball 8:30 Then there's track two, where BILLY Billy imagines leaving CBS out in the cold, he really does try to get an himself meeting the girl of his Switching from professional education." dreams (Suzanne Somers) baseball to college basketball, Newman adds his support for when his date to the MortiNBC News will broadcast a the athlete getting his fair share clans' Ball wins two tickets to Special Report Hollywood. "College when he says: 'Sports Inc.: Big Money on "But the fact Is that everyone 0 DELTA HOUSE Jim BlutarCampus" - to go on the air profits from college sports sky, the younger brother of the famed "Bluto" arrives at April 29, 10-11 p.m., Eastern except most of the men and Faber College and joins his have. LIBRA (Se$. 230ct. 23) You may be sure your Ideas or thoughts are correct, but you'll have a difficult time proving this. Carry them out alone. .. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) Don't take at face value someone you know little about, especially If you're teaming up with this person. it could be COstlY. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Telling a little white lie to snooth over soinet_hing won't work today. Be the straightforward person you usuall y are. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. i_ a i) In order w WXUUpIWII your alms today, you may come on too strong and hurt a aenaitve friend. Tread softly to avoid Be sure to specify birth sign. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be careful you don't give an associate any reason to be jealous over a relationship you have with a mutual friend. ra l THE BORN LOSER all, don't broadcast what you YOURBIRTIWAY D,,lI,, CD., QOnt4n,i Id V IMIG IlU1hU .III J'.UIVII, LI. £. £VV&. .uuI 1979 For Sunday, April 29, CSA ___ _ M ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL OTTAWA ODDEST Awll,1)79 PEWTERNEEDLJ E L P E S I L I E Rely upon your own talents Ihh1 h 1 and abilities this coming year 22 Ten 41 Ceylonese and substantial gains can be 24 Sandwich canoe made, as well as advancement type (abbr) 42 Urbane 25 Affirmative re 43 Change In your chosen career. Don't ply 45 Italian poet depend on others. 26 Piece of corn 47 Specialty TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 28 Shade tree restaurant You'll have no trouble making 30 Collection 50 Fruitless or stretching a dollar today. 32 Flow back 51 lab burner 33 Juice drink The problem occurs when you 52 Close firmly 34 Beige place faith in a person who 54 Female saint 36 Landlord can't handle money. Learn (abbr) 38 Line of travel more about yourself by sending 56 Gun an 39 Genus of for your copy of AstroGraph engine rodents Letter which begins with your _______________ J4 2 1 lo LE T Sports ea Big Money ROSCOPE HO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. erotic experlenc? &AW*ff1A1 1* () AT I0:15 S S Th 110.1. Of A MOM.- �IS-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, April 29, 1979 Legal 'He's e W lcome NEWCOMER! "Florida' s 0*11 greetIng SIFVIC " - dedicated to welcoming new residents LEGALNOTICE Notice of Public H.arls9 Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of the Macho Type ' OMAHA, Neb. (UPI) - Fora 4-month-old gorilla, Murphy probably feels like he's gone through a lifetime of medical treatment. "This little guy nearly died on us four or five times," Henry Doorly Zoo Director Lee Simmons says. "We named him Murphy after Murphy's Law, because absolutely everything that could have gone wrong with him did, but he toughed it out and survived. Now, he's finally in gear. We did a whole lot of things that have never been done with gorillas before. We tried four different experimental diets, and he was over 6 weeks old and pediatricians specializing before we finally got him back in heart and digestive surgery to birth weight." were called In. Pumps kept Murphy's blood During some of his Illnesses, flowing and gave him basic Murphy was kept In the home of nutrients, but his stomach and zoo employee Madeline Mar intestinal trouble prevented tinez. That too may have saved him from eating. his life. From a birth weight of 4 A fire swept through the zoo's pounds, 11 ounces, he dropped nursery Jan. 13. Murphy's to 3 pounds, 9 ounces from loss sister, Tara, was killed as well of water. as a South American cat and Murphy then contracted several rare birds. pneumonia and doctors Simmons said Murphy has discovered a heart murmur, a been moved to the zoo's tern• condition in which one of the porary nursery for public valves fails to close completely display. as the heart pumps. "He's rough, tough and inThe gorilla was taken to dependent, and he loves a Childrens Memorial Hospital crowd," Simmons said. "He's just like his old man." Murphy, born last December, is the son of Casey the gorilla. "Because we've put in so much tune and effort and emotion," Simmons said, "he's . become rather special to us. "He's our first little male gorilla and he acts like it," Simmons said. "He's the macho ,ii Intruder Kills Bear Florida Managed A call from you will bring • prompt visit from our representative. brochures, civic Information; and to help with your shopping needs, cards of introduction from local merShe has Sanford I Lola WInn-323.2732 South S.mktoh Laura Bih.-3fl.114S Co-ordinator V ___ ___ ___ - Qo*ida IIC. Home Office 'lJ Sr. PAUL, Minn. (UP!) intruder at the Como Zoo apparently beat to death Kurna, the zoo's popular polar bear, after hours with a piece of pipe and a concrete block, zoo Director John Fletcher said. Police said they had no early leads, but Fletcher said it was possible the Intruder got In through a section of fence that was being repaired. The pipe and concrete block were found in the bear grotto. "I don't know the reason but bears are the subjects of a lot of attacks in zoos," Fletcher said. Zookeepers found Kuma dead when the zoo opened. Herniate, Mato, had to be tranquilized before the body could be removed. The St. Paul Zoological offered $5) for Information leading to the arrest of the attacker and the Minnesota Humane Society added $100. An chants, 9O4-734O31 ____________________________________________ Housing Authority 04th. City CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 04 Orlando 322-2611 Sanford. Florida, will conduct public hearings pursuant to regulations promulgated by he United States CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS purposes: 1:00 1,Performand Hearings pertinent to the Implementation of approved projects. 2. Public Hearings in which the 1979 Community Development Block . A M. - 3:30 P.M. Winter Pork EARN EXTRA MONEY. Pay taxes, fuel bills, past due bills. Earn money at home. For appt. Call 574.2056. RATES m. ................. 43c a line 3 consecutive, tlm.s .... 3$c a tin. Grant Program will be presented. Puybiic Hearings will be held May 1. 1979 and May 5, 1979, at 7:00 P.M., in the Redding Gardens Community Facility, in the City of Sanford, Florida. 9-Noon MONTH. week. Salary commensurate with experience. 322-0473. 3 Lines Minimum SEIGLER REALTY BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKEt". 2439 S. Myrtle Ave.; Sanford. Cabinet shop-experienced & trainees. Driver with chauffers license. 339-3943. DEADLINES Sanford 321.0640 Noon The DayBefore Publication Sunday - ____ sonals Dated this 24th day of April 1979. - ________ -- Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 6688335 CASHIERS Noon Friday Interested citizens are invited to attend hearings, and to comment in favor of, or opposition to proposed projects. Local independent convenience ________ suits stores. Must be able to work night & wk. ends. Good pay, fringe benefits. Exp. preferred. 41-HOuses NEED A SERVICEMAN? You 'll find him listed in our Business Service Director y. Call Linda Alford, 322-0015. 4Pels _______________________________ by: Thomas Wilson, Ill LETS BE HONEST .VHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Executive Director MBORTION SERVICES. If you weren't looking for a new Mote" Dating Service. All Ages. Publish: April 27, 29, * May 1, 3, career you wouldn't be reading P.O. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33317. ist Trimester abortion-1100; Gyn 1979 this ad, and if we weren't looking Clinic-$16; Pregnancy test; for someone to do a job this- ad DIVORCE-$20.I0-Guaranteed. free coun male sterlization; FICTITIOUS NAME wouldn't be here. If you want the Free details; KIT, Box 791, seling. Professional care, supNotice Is hereby given that I am opportunity to ea rn Three to Pompano, FL. 33061, 941.4g. portive atmosphere confidential. engaged in business at $63 Hwy. 434 Five Hundred dollars a week, Altamonte Springs, Seminole call 1-100-432.1403 anytime for CENTRAL FLORIDA County, Florida, under the fictitious recorded message. WOMAN'S HEALTH 5--Lost & Found name of KIVA TEKS and that I ORGANIZATION _________ intend to register said name with the TEACHERS for autistic, retarded Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole609 students. B.A. and-or exp. in Lost: Small, red, Oath. E. Colonial Dr., Orlando County. Florida in accordance with behavior management shund. Pinecrest area. the provisions of the Fictitious Preferred. Day or eve-wkend Reward. 3221903 Toll Free 1.$00.221.256$ Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section firs. Start at $130 wk. $63.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Call 671.7060 Found Black Puppy 51g. D. Beverly Beslie Somebody is looking for your Publish: April 1, 13, 22, 29, 1979; On Larkwood Dr. bargain. Offer it today in the DEI-32 _________323.3623 __ Classified Ads. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EMPLOYMENT 6-Child Care EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ...AwwITHfibRrNKiN CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PROBLM?.. COUNTY, FLORIDA Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous WILL BABY SIT WHY AREN'T YOU CASE NO. 79753CA04E Can Help IN MY HOME IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF Phone 447.3333 322-11119211 ONE OF THE MANY MARY JEANNE EDWARDS Wt1te'P.O.5ot 1213 PEOPLE WE PUT rahlbri Tbrida 37fl -_ 9 -Good Things to Eat Petitioner TO WORK? f0HbLIi'ROBLEM S' ( and IN YOUR FAMILY? DAN ALBERT EDWARDS Strawberries lag. plentiful, 15 qi. AL-ANON JUST COME & or more 3 for $1. YOU PICKI For familiesorfriendaof Respondent REGISTER WITH US EVERY DAY Other Vegetables problem drinkers NOTICE OF ACTION at Treasure Island, Hwy. 44, E. For future Information call & WE WILL WORK TO: DAN ALBERT EDWARDS of Leesburg. (904) 717.3119. 6173333orwrite 720 West Main Street FOR YOU Sanford Al- Anon Family Group Bensenville, Illinois P.O. Box 553 11-Instructions YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an SInfOrdFI..W?1 CALL 3235176 action for dissolution of marriage has been filed against you and you Creative Expressions are required to serve a copy of your Legal Notice 912 French Ave. written defenses, if any, to it on Call Jo- An, 323-9112 (corner of 101h & Hwy 17.92) MARY JEANNE EDWARDS, ORDINANCE NO. 190 Petitioner, whose address is 250 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY SECRETARY $600 Atmyri Drive, P.O. Box 744, Lake 11 & craft OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, Mary, Fla. 32746 on or before May FULL CHARGE TO EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL 24,1979, and file the original with the AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO BOOKKEEPER MOO clerk of this court either before Most complete Craft 1 Hobby ANNEX THE HEREINAFTER SHIER $480 service on Petitioner or lmSupply in Central Florida. DESCRIBED LAND SITUATE AND mediately thereafter; otherwise a RECEPTIONIST $500 HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, default will be entered against YOU Ave. Sanford, Fl. FLORIDA. PURSUANT o $800 SALES REP for the relief demanded in the FLORIDA STATUTE 111.044; PRO. -DEBITAGENT SaI+ complaint or petition. VIDING ZONING FOR THE SUB. WITN ESS my hand and the seal of $646 .JECT PROPERTY; PROVIDING ____ DETAILER this Court on April 19, 1979. FOR THE AMENDMENT OF THE DESKCLERK DOE ADVERTISING SALES (SEAL) OFFiCIAL' ZONING MAP AND Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. DRILL PRESS THE CITY'S COMPREHENSIVE Media sales experience desired for rapidly growing Daytona Area As Clerk of the Court LAND USE PLAN; PROVIDING OPR. $560 newspaper. Sales experience a By: Eleanor F. Buratto DIRECTIONS TO THE CITY must. Great earnings for the $120 WELDER As Deputy Clerk CLERK; SEVERABILITY; CON. right person. Call for ap. Publish: April 22, 29, May 6, 13,1979 FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. GROUNDSpointment (904)677.4341. DEI. WHEREAS, Charles brucato has KEEPER $464 petitioned the City Council of the $464 City of Winter Springs, Florida, to MAINTENANCE Agency Trainee annex the property described as COOKS follows, as owner thereof: Are you a soft starter? A good Lot 11, Block B. less right of way WAITRESSES phone & an aggressive U.S. Highway 17 1. 92, Plot Book 7, WAITERS personality is the key to success. page 13, Public Records of Seminole Excellent opportunity for plenty LABORERS County, Florida; of room for a6ancem,nt. and, Enthusiastic only need apply. WHEREAS, the Charter of the Call 323.3176 for Appointment. Many Many More City of Winter Springs, Florida, provides for the annexation Of Nurses, RN's I, LPN's, Aides, property into the corporate limits Live-in companion, short term when enacted by an Ordinance of the assignment. Homemakers Up. said City, and pursuant to a petition Experienced abstractor, searth John 621.0636. of the land owners; and or title examines. Excellent WHEREAS, Florida Statute company, fring benefits. Apply 171.044 of the General Laws of In person at Chelsea Title & ACOLORFULFUTURE Florida provides that a municipal Guaranty Co. 119 West lit St., IS PHONE CALL AWAY corporation may annex property Sanford. Life is more colorful when you're Into its corporate limits upon the earning good money and voluntary petition of the owners, by Hairdresser with following meeting nice people. Call 444. passing and adopting a non. Good commission 3079fordetails. Call 3237N1; Eves. 333.3664 emergency ordinance to annex said AVON property; and ____________________________ Do you work effectIvely as a WHEREAS, the City Council of member of a team, do you relate LIvein Companion, retired the City of Winter Springs, Florida, well with people, If to, we need preferred, must drive. Small sal. Is desirous of annexing and + rm. & be. Call 322.37. certified dental assistant I. redefining the boundaries of the experienced receptionist for municipality to include the subject ATTENTION MOMS, dental office. Sanford. 32351*0. property pursuant to the authority MOONLIGHTERS& contained in the City Charter of the COLLEGE STUDENTSI City of Winter Springs, Florida, and Burger King No.9 in Sanford now Florida Statute 171.044. General accepting applications for full & Laws of Florida. part time, day 1 night em Sanford. Gracious living from $25 NOW, THEREFORE the City of ployment. Good fringe benefits. weekly. Utilities Included. S. Winter Springs, Florida, hereby Apply In person Sun.-Thurs.. 2.5 Oak. 322.9633; 141.7113. ordains: p.m. Equal Opportunity Em. SECTION I -That the City of Winter Springs, Florida, does )OApsrtn30nIs Unlurnlsh,d 38-Wanted to lien? area, garage, CH&A. Builders own home. Many extras! $36,500. - mobile home in Sanford or Lake CallBart Mary or". Call collect (904) 383. 1759 aft er 5 p.m. REAL ESTATE PEALTOR.322 7198 Private lot already set up for WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Place a Classified Ad in the Evening Herald today. New 2 3 Homes, ipct. interest to perienced or newly licensed Now! *largest Listing Inventory IDominant Advertising I B block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home & downtown. 10 Hour Sales Training Member Realtors & ERA National Referral Service Fuil.Time Office Supervision Compatible Associates *Over 22 Years Experience $27.500 w.excellent Johnny Walker Inc. 322-6457 or 322-7111 aft S. terms. DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a. low cost Classified Ad. For a confidential discussion of your career in Real Estate, call Herb Stenstrom, Realtor-Owner, at 322 2420. bull's Stenstrom Realty, Realtors bl,1Ty 0 EALM 24 HOUR 322-9283 100 pct. VA tinancing-3.1, completely refinished. Country living. Seeing is believing, lots of land with IS Rainbird irrigation system. 3221948. . VA- F HA-235-Conv. Homes Low Down Payment ______________ Cash for your lotI Will build on CA Tn- level Country home, beautiful 43 home w-tile & oak floors. 1+ acre, fruit & pecan trees. Completely fenced. $69,000. -. 301 C. 23rd St. Large 3 OR, )' bath, LR with fireplace, separate DR,eat-in kitchen, on 2 large lots. C.H&A. $34,900. _____ Want to build? We have the lot. 51,000. H AL COLBERT, REALTY Business opportunity. Auto. - radiator shop. Fantastic location, good accounts. Owner INC. REALTOR 323.7132 Eve. 322-0612,322.15V, 322.7177 to help finance, $35,000. ____________________________ home, beautifully land. F@1 W -1 ,M scaped- has 1 OR apt o gerage'!54,SO0. bath, Fam, km., double corner lot. $30,900. state. 3 BR, I B. plumbing in for 2nd bath, spit plan. dbl. oven, $72,000. CHARMER older 2 story, 3 OR, 28, new carpet, patio & 2 por. thee. Cony, location. $34,500. ABSTRACTOR Build to suit THE RIGHT LOCATION business or professional office building site. 244' on 25th St. $25,300. A91iLL TRIMS. _____________________________ ___________________________ On Sunday, April 29th, Florida families will join a ball, start a garden, paint a picture, etc.). ' Florida Energy Conservation Day is ybur chance to fmally do something about the energy problem. Thke it to heart. Energy conservation is an individual decson ii. But when all Floridians conserve together, it becomes a solution. And it will allow us to say to the Federal government, 'Yes Florida citizens can win the war on energy waste.* But only if you're on the front line April 29th. . O Keep the TVoff (read a book or Play games with the family), O Play with people power not machine power (canoe, sail, bat is.. Harida 0 3 Bdr., I' bath, lenced byd, range, ref., d.wshr., washer. dryer. VA appraised, $29,500. OWNER SAYS SELL EVERY. THING! 10 acre farm near Geneva includes mobile home, - , _ im 'i. r. U - - --'--, -------'--.--..---, - '_i' - ,--. 6ACRESOVIEDO AREA WITH 3 BEDROOM HOME. ONLY $3,000. TERMS NEGOTIABLE, . ____________ - , - - ' 110111111111111h: WO 1L 39, Amy &. % sm variety of farm animals-"as Is" tractor & More. $33,750. MODERN 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH BLOCK HOME ON $ ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT. 2 ARTESIAN WELLS WITH FENCED PASTURE. $45,000. ALMOST NEW ULTRA MODERN 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH DOUBLE GARAGE, LOADED WITH EXTRAS. $59,5, license. Sadcock Furniture, 300 -. - *323 YALE AVE. 3 OR, 1 ba th, cbse to shopp ing & in quiet 'neighborhood. New Listing. Excellent inves tment for rental. Only $26,500. , *Markham Woods Rd. 3 BR, 2 B, acre country estate. Complet e with horse stable & pasture, also Quiet cottage & 19. oak trees. . 2 BEDROOM BLOCK HOME EN. CLOSED CARPORT, NEW App?, only! ROOF, PRESENTLY RENT. ED, NEEDS NEW FINANCING. *41 Acres county acreage w Citrus grove & SRI6 frontage in Geneva. Att ention developers $30,900 TOTAL. good price & terms. I BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, GARAGE, WALK TO DOWNTOWN. $31,900. hi Acre bldg. lots w-paved rd. frontage& beautiful oak in Osteen. Good terms. trees SEIGLER REALTY' Sanford REALTOR 322-490) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 562.3633 322.1959 321-0640 Orlando3n.1s77 DeLano 661433$ i -.. H* mwam 8"1611111 , sd. 1 MsiSà YOUR CLOCK IS 1HOUR AHEAD THIS WEEKEND make use of that extra daylight to drive out . ----------'u icw rawa area & we this country type farm house with over 3 acres ground. A small 1*nal runs right by the property. pwner will hold mortgage with Substantial down payment. -- '- $4900. Iftialmoodw au PI)T SOME SPLASH IN YOUR $,IFE. A home for the Young at Ifeart. Located in scenic Lake $Aary. This 4 BR home has C P4&A & a beautiful private pool & lalio area surrounded by lawn & adeeftisers W60 being associated with ecology-minded advertising. Thats the Idea behind Ad-Pak/ America.A business bulk on a patented advertising medium so unique, and so succeisluj In other pert. of America, that we're irSioducing it in Florida with no franchise, he. You'll have an exclusive teultor) a witen contract.and anly a minimum license performance deposit against future sales will be reqilted. no franchise fee..ThlslsaluI.tlme opportunity with a potential olovet $50000/yea,. I _,.ggmslve,and want ow.rs. $54500. L4VE ENTERTAINING I FAN .Y LIFE TOO. You'll have it all t me this Spacious 3 OR, 2 bath with a beautiful fireplace IN the huge Fern. Rm. This now 4sting is located near the tennis urts in Plnecrest. Lots more to talk Ibil SO give vs a call: REALTY WORLD . 'floneyl.cal now fo,an Storage or Work AV•• iccc:mj 'r4e Real Estate Agency REALTORS co hd*s. ( Oed) 113/E44.147 - frem4s6teIlui3S. IIlIst. P1) at SM65. 3321301 24 __________ S French (1? 92) Sanford 323 $324 S1195 3230813 -- Buy . 80-Autos for Sale Sleeps S. like new 1972 t OR Blot' w .1 The "Good Ole Days" have never left the Classified Ads The niture ----. Grand Tor no n('W fires. $500 T JeS ---- - - 77 Volait' C *( ,'lI,'n' Ondit 'on Nothing down ',k" Ov,'r pay rnen' 122 19cJ7 -Pt 76 S) Ilk on red au "I oplons . ',ilty wht't'IS 1' I Sell 53600 123 0696 "vi' . -- - ___- 77-Junk Cars Removed - Gr and MOO - -- Top Dollar Pad for junk 8 used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 372 5990 -- 3 plus acres w 2 old frame homes on Country Club Rd. Zoned A. A. MCCLANAHAN, BROKER 106-AS. Park 322 5992 . S3.950 MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS. SELL . "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 322.2611 or 8319993 and a friendly Ad- Visor Nice country lot, mobile home w add on, fenced, 7 utility sheds. $15,000. will help you. Reg. Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave. 321-0759 Need a place for a horse? Approx. 2 acres, fenced. All grass, fruit trees. 55.500. 51.000 down owner 42-Mobile. Homes hold. - - . - . - - _ REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED! See our beautiful new BARRING- ALL FLORIDA REALTY GREGORY MOBILE HOMES TON w.Iap siding & shingle roof. 3803 Orlando Dr. 2 lots 72*165 each & 1961 2 BR, 1247, all electric, mobile home, fenced yard & garden, 10*20 alum. storage shed, septic tank & good deep well. 6 ml. E. of Osteen off Maytown Rd. $15,000. ____ - N ll? STENSTROM REALTY OVER 1.4 MILLION IN SALES 15 ft. Terry ivlOielf contained, air cond., canopy, Reese hitch & S way bar. Park Ave. Trailer Pk. 43-Lots-Acreage Fla. Rm., brick Fe, coy, patio w. grill! Boathouse, fenced 5. Much More! BPP WARRANTED, 10 acres-Howland Blvd. Deltona area. $41,000. Only $39,9001 A Beautiful wooded acre on Collins 4-UNIT APT.! Fully furnished waccess to intercoastal water. Call Linda Morgan for Rd. in Osteen. 53.500. M. Unsworth ways. info,, $74,000! 0 JUST LISTED I BR, 1', bath home on lovely shaded lot! Remodeled eat- in kit,, w-w carpet, 19. scr. porch, new roof & Much More! Just $35,500! SUPER 3 BR, 21 i bath home wPool & Patio! Lg. Fla. Rm., eat. In kit., w-w carpet, C-A, Privacy fence on 19. corner lot! BPP WARRANTED. Only $49,0001 WHAT A BUY neat 1BR, 1 B home Realty REALTOR MU 323öO6ior eves. 3230$17 Lg. Lot -city limits. Water, sewer a, trees. $11,400. W. Maliczowski, Realtor, 322.7911 Wanted Low acreage near Sanford for filling with roofing materials. Will buy, lease or pay by the load. Call Aoock Roofing 322. in Sal Air on shaded lot! Newly painted, eat. In kit., fenced rear CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 28906 Pc.. NEW coffee table with 2 SPRING HOUSECLEANING? Furniture Salvage, 1792 So of matching end fables $39 Sanford SELL. THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A Sanford. 3228771 47-Real Estate Wanted Service Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0691 equity. 322 0216. a * 'HOUSE WANTED. • ,n Need of Repairs 323 8188 Eves. Refrigerator Coldspot, Frosttree Is CU It .5125 47-A--Wortgages Bought ____&Sd - 53--TV-Radio-Stereo C.o-d Used Televisions. $7) anu up Miller's 7619 Orlando Di 862.7183 322 0352 50-Miscellaneous for Sale nlnr. fl,..-.,,t,,,., Regular $60o. Balance $175 or $12 mo Still in warranty. Call 831 1711 day or Television-25" walnut cabinet BROWSE ANDSAVE It's easy and fun . . The Want Ad . Way. __ - -- nl'ht __ 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM FM Stereo Radio, ISpeed PRO turntable, B track tape player 322 1195 Sold new 5600, a real buy at only 5120 or take up payments of $11 We have a Singer Futura sewing per mo. Call 831 1714 for free mach. Sold new for $650 was Christmas lay away, there was,.,Vorne_demonstration. only $116 bal. due, purchasers left area and we are unable to 54--Garage locate. You can have mach. for -. --------- & Patio, C HIA, FP, Eq. eat - in kit., FR & every feature! BPP WARRANTED! Yours for Pinecrest w C HIA, w carpet, eq. eat- in kit, scr, patio. FR, on beautiful landscaped lot! Just $39,9001 SUPER 3OR. I'ibathhorneonlg. lot, C-HIA. w w carpet, eq. kit., dining 1g. patio, beautifully I? ACRES INCLUDING BARN AND LARGE POND NEAR AIRPORT BLVD. ON HIGH WAY 46. WILL DIVIDE $45,000. GREAT TERMS! FANTASTIC 3 BR, 2 bath home in Deltona! Split BR plan, eat-in kit., scr. porch, dining area, all ALMOST 3 ACRES FRONTING ON LARGE BASS LAKE PAyED ROAD, BRING YOUR BOAT AND $33,000. TERMS AVAILABLE. 100 FT. FROI TAGE ZONED OF In a quiet neighborhood surrounded by lakes! Only $31,500! FICES, NEAR NEW K MARY. $14900 TERMS. 34 BEAUTIFUL Executive 3 BR, 2 bath home in Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor! Pool I Patio C-HIA, pa. "I in kit., fireplace & Every Featurel BPP WARRANTED. Yours for $73,9001 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES -SALES SANFORD'S JOIN LEADER! WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. It Sanford's Safes Leader Multiple Listing Sörvlce IS WOODED HONE SITE $14900. $116 cash or take up payments of Rummage Sale - Sun 9 00 4 00 I V 'S color, B W ftsc itenis 144.1 Falmout h, Deftona $17 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 831 1111 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. ------------- Yard Sale Sat & Sun Plants, Misc Items 401 S Holly Ave - Yazoo Commercial self propelled mower 323 4 3 25 before? p m - 256$ PARK rn-na RVIC E E S EXPERTi - - - I AirCond. &Heating Home Improvement _______________ Air Cond.Window UnitS Wet,' loaded w lots more than Serv 8. Repair 2Syrs. Exp usual Received TWO loads from 3236460 the North including at least 50 pie(es of oak furniture Y' Central Heat 11. Air Cord.Free Es?. name 'lit toad of walnut & Call Carl Harris at DR & DR turn. Odd SEARS, Sanford 327 1711 fabes. chests, lamps, oressers, wash stands, note stands, beds 8, JACK FROST - Cent. heat 8, Air thair', If you are look-rig for it Cond Service Free Est. on we probably have if this week! I"f CQjnm & Res. 3220208. Corn,' early for a nood seat & __________________________ browse around. EVERY DAY someone is looking VISA MASTER CI, I for what you have to sell. Call 3' CAr,ll DOOR t-'WllE today and your Classified Ad Will appear here tomorrow . ----- 55-Boats & Accessories BUY SELL TRADE Ill 31S E F irs? St II It Westwind bow rider with trailer, electric wench 8 55 hp Chrysler motor $1,500 327 1891. 372 5677 Riding Lawn Mower,? HP ROBSON MARINE 2921 Hwy 1192 $350 33933-48 *SANFORD AUCTION. 17155 French - Mile Ait,s'. An,sfl...,'... Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 3730039 - Since 1937 '" - 3727335 . Vending Machines Hot Soup for sale Will sell to the best offer Call 830 $127 S pr. OR suite new. $219. S pc. LR ' Seal coating Corn plete Thomas organs, pianos. VAIN TIN(', CARF'EN TRY CUSTOM CAUINE1S I re I- %i Ill 04)9 after S 30 e Home Repairs F'.iinfing carpentry. p,777 Siding. ws .Utythng to repair tht' home 830 63 Sam anytime. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St .3225747 Cerarnicllle 7 PC. dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. $505. up, El. stove$60 & up; full site draperies 1105. up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford, 3221721. 2207 French Ave. 1117 or 323 5349. Gold Davenport And Matching Chair 322 5691 after 5 p.m. Call Anytime 372 2255 62-Lawn-Garden For Sale 6 hp Crattsman Riding Lawn Mower. Ext. Cond. $250 3396111 The Greenhouse 3329141 Eves alter 6Iwekends FILL DIRT A, TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7510 I--.-- 64-Equipment for Rent Light Hauling Yard Debris, Trash AppIiance& Misc. (LOCAL) 349 5371 es.smaking MOM Painting 11110 Drapes, Upholstery 322 0107 BURFIELD'S Electric Service 8. Repair. Industrial, Comm. & Residential 322 9351 74 Hrs. Painting by Anthony Corino In tenor. e x terior qualified in all phases Free Est Call 322 0011 (lODE N Hanging Panting P,sper free tsr Professional Workmanship, quick. quality. 'OUrtf.!OIJS 'er-.-,,,0 6M 475) , ExterlorCleaning B&P Exteriors, Fungus & mildew removal Roofs, walls, decks, etc. Free Es?. 3396066,68335 Glus&Scr.en DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates (301 372 946l pool end. .w, All type re glazing & wd. install. Free Es?, Mr. Taylor 337 5545, a Grooming Boirdng Rent Our Rinsenvac outside runs, also air cond. cages. 322 5752. 3225111 FROM $R.tn MON..$UpI. 9:50AM. 2M1. Eel 1792 - 5:11P.M. SANFORD 323. $160 _FreeEsf 37285.45 ing. Example 2 OR ext, $150 Guaranteed hood work. 30 yrs esp 830.9996 Plumbing Service ANIMAL HAVtN CAR ROLLS FURNITURE Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Interior & Exterior Painting Small or Large Call Mr Taylor Wanted exterior & interior paint icreen-porches, Dog I Cat boarding, bathing,. clipping, fit-. , control, Pet Supplies, dog houses. Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened COMPARE THESE FEATURES: r*T !~2 1016! .Mornu HOMES AT COST 155*0 FREE MOVE IN WITHIN 180 MILE$,jj , CITY WATER aad SEWER INCLUDED 'ADULT ONLY aed FAMILY SECTIONS COVE lawn mainf & tree trimming 3132918 - AFRICAN VlO.'..Ts OWN FOR LESS THAN RENT CARRIAGE General Landscaping Ro Specialists, top soil 8. fill dirt. -. Cottage Tent, Sears 10*13, nylon wcanvas roof. Like new, w canopy, 5160 or best offer. 372 Lawn Service Dot, Ball's Disc Center Inc. - - - No ob too large or Small Cnm plete lawn Service .-rep ,'stimate 373 4881.- Landscaping 8. spraying 373 8019 call 327-1629, 322.3053 59-MIJSICaI Merchandise Guitars, Drums, Banjos. - Mowing Elilictrical -' - ______ Alterations, Dressmaking RACQUET STRINGING - -GRIPS All type racquets, Avg $8 Scott Reagan 322 8117 - w,,nt rc'p,,ir work of any kind including roots Free R,'lirc specialty 25 yrsExp 869 8562 ________________ 57-Sports Equipment Kuip Decorators 109W 1st a. - ,, ti, IM ' , Sanford, Fla -- comparable quality. Wrangler Jeans Sale 110.99 pr. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 3225191 Sanford 3210610 Iando 327-1571 DeLand 668133$ - Asphalt Asphalt repairs 8. Call Concrete Work , Call Mr T ly 'or 122 85*5 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Appliances 323 7340 fiberglas Lowest prices 371 0839 or 904 734 6708 collect. - mahogany U,ltting, blowing, Foam. Cellulose New or repair, leaky showers our We ws;l fbi be Undersold on SUPER HOME SITE IN EXECU TIVE AREA NEAR DOWN TOWN, STONES THROW TO LAKE MONROE 135.000. SEIGLER REALTY RACO MEINTZER TILE 4 Speed, 30 in. cut, very good cond CONTEMPORARY SOFA, $30 323 7365 VARIOUS OTHER LOTS IN EX ECUTIVE AREAS FROM *10.000 PACKAGE DEALS AVAILABLE TO BUILDERS WITH SELLER FINANCING. INSULATION • Beauty Care __________________ - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CANAL FRONT HOME SITE FACING GOLF COURSE IN LOCH ARBOR. $12,500 & UP. BROKER ANYTIME REALTORS Branch Office ACRE WEST OF i-I ON PAVED ROAD COZY 3 BR, close to shopping & town A buy for $213001 S INESS IBU new $399; Loveseat 514.95 & up; area, decorated! Excellent locatlonl BPP WARRANTED. Just $JI,3u0! F or Estate Commercial & Resi dental Auctions 8. Appraisals Call Dells Auction 373 5670 Sales - $72,900! 72-Auction .- - . ORANGE TREES, IMPROVED PASTURE ON 20+ ACRES, FISHING LAKE. WILL DIVIDE. $53,000 WITH EX CELLENT TERMS. _____________________________________________________________ - Carpets from $6.30 yd. ...itailed upholstery drapes slip covers. li'3 ACRES, SOME OAK, SOME JUST MAkE PAYMENTS -'69 to 75 models Call 3199100 or 831 4605 (Dealer) ------- ----------. Trash Compactor. Whinspool H D. white, used 6 mos $160 122 III? or 3235349 WILL BUY EXISTING 1St & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 825 No. 1 D Wyrcore Rd., Altamonte. Honda, 1914 CU 125 Good cond, Street legal 5300 323 0268 ANTIQUE AUCTIONS WON., APRIL 30th 7 PM. 322 1599 . BLAIR AGENCY 323 3566 or 373 7710 Antique Roll fop (105k & chair Phone I?? 7111 alter 6 p . Sanford, Fla, 32111 in Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor! Pool - MotorycIe insurance 71-Antiques KENMOR E WASHER- Parts FREE ESTIMATES BEAUTIFUL exec. 3 BR,? B home Daytona Beach. will hold pu blic AUTO AUCTION everY' Tuesday & Saturday at 7 30 It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 904 255 R111 for further Uetdds - ______________ The sooner you place your classified ad. the sooner you will getresults 52-Appliances 955111. yd. I much morel Oniy 5.1900. wy 9? I m.1e west of Speedwai -- - 78Motorcycics springs & mattress $2395 ea. Furniture for sale ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 114 bath home wCA, w-w carpet, pan '%AY'TON\ AUTO AuCTION - - - . '73 Concord Deluxe Mobile Home nx4o, 2 BR, 13,4 baths. ceilent cond. 15,800. 3495920. Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. Buy 8. Sell, the finest in used stoves, toots. ON SALE-- NEW twin size box Free listing BROCHURE write: 332.1397 Eves. Owner. tl~ - 323.5200 VA & FHA Financing 251.4 S. French Ave. 51-Household Goods Losing your home 8. credit? I will catch up back payments & buy ----- - -- 45-A--Out of State Property CLASSIFIED AD, BATEMAN REALTY 156x456 Zoned Comm., 1k. Mary Blvd. Terms. 322.0231,323-7173,3220fl9 Cash 322.4132 contained. Ready to go. (3) 21- acre tracts, wooded. $1,230 ea. Small down owner hold. BUY JUNK CARS From S10 to $50 Call 322 1624, 322 4160 ------------ 21 Ft. Terry Travel Trailer. Self 322-2420 knertlew and Wornjon, - Travel Trailer IS' - WE BUY USED FURNITURE 8 APPLIANCES Sanford Fur Salvage 377 8721 --- ORIENTAL RUGS WNTED lop Pr ices Paid Used. any condition 644 8126 SOMETHING SPECIAL Handy man special. 2 lots w-gar. age apt. Could be apt down. stairs. Zoned comm. 520,000. FANTASTIC 4 BR, 2 B home in STEMPER AGENCY BROKER n, very vA-JI Ii c1.e.,Z%Ilion 796 a .4It..._ 173 606Ioreves.32305I1 MU Call 323-4395 after 3:30. Delivery help. Over II, drivers t Yes, we CIfl. Taking the oath. I solemnly promise to conserve energy on Sunday April 29th, as checked': 0 Thrn air conditioner off or thermostat up. . O 'Dim electric water heater off or temperature down. . O Rinse clothes with cold water and hang them out to dry O Have picnics or charcoal barbecues with family friends or neighbors. O Use candlelight where pcibIe. o Walk, bike, ride a bus, or car pooL & .0 .I7EALTOR to , Selling Du,' to tines,, PL,i V o, :a;y PU to work w I' UNI HOIST Dump Truck Coriv,'ron, Rr't,t 5895. Dealer cost 5695 Cis,' o, 569 1816 - THROUGH APRIL, 19791 Inc- REALTOR, MLS 3235774 Day or Night -32 together for an all-out assault On energy waste. On April 29th, Governor Graham is asking every man, woman and child to get tough on energy waste. - a Unsworth Realty ' Harold Hall Realty Il-Sift PoOl: Adults only, est mK1I,u,,y VI jq Ugly UT WJflIET N. Hwy. Hwy. 17.92, Cauelberry. Lake Ada. Just $o. of Airport Springs, Florida, by Including those certain contiguous lands lying in Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Cell Live.in companion elderly lady 323-1670 Mar Inst's VHlage Seminole County, FIcrldL and more Room, board Iwages. particularly described as follows: 322-315,11 Modern I BR, convenient to Lot 11, Block U, Less right Of way downtown C-AC, w.w carpet, U.S. Highway 17 & 92, Plat Book 7, EXPERIENCED ROOFERS Patio, laundrernat, Adults, no p.o. 13, Public Records Seminole Shingle layerssom.buIIt.up pets. $143 + Dep. Call l77.1, County, Florida. Call 333.49S4 AFTER 4:00 PM SECTION II. - That the City Desary -Lovely 19. 1 II, Al,, No Council of the City of Winter Springs Pets. Ideal net. Persons. Near has determined that a zoning . Baby Sitter shopping & churches. classification of C.2 would be Needed 3'1014.MS 4650. compatible with the surrounding 322.3937 property within the City, and with _ 31-Apsrtm.iWs Furnished the passage of this Ordinance, theBookkeeper for Attarnonte law City Council does hereby amend the turn Full charge half days. Safe Official Zoning Mapof the municipal for sinier àiis guard system. 131.4450. limits of the City of Winter Springs, ow clean & roomy. See Florida, and the City's Corn. Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto PO4' 4 career in Meet Estate call prehensive Land Use Plan to Include Realty World, The Real Estate Ave. subject property within the Agency June Porzig 323.1334, above described designated zoning Sanford- Excellent 1 DR,air. ciassifkatio.t. carpet, ceramIc bath. From Li.I Notice SECTION ill - That upon $135-Adults. 323.5019. .ss.'e and adoption of this W. dinance, the City Clark is hereby NOTICE UNDER PICTITIOSJ$ Apt. For Rent directed to file a certified copy of NAME STATUTE 11 BM Furnished. Adults only 11th ordinance with the Clerk of TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN Circuit court in and for SeminoleNotice Is he ;.s: Nie County, Fieride, and to file a aw. undersigned pursuant to the 1 CM 005 fully furnished; pans, 111111 1101111 copy wnit the Department of dishes, silver, dc. & all utilities Fkti#WA 111111111111141 StatvtV, Ch*er Vats of the State 04 Florida. inc. Avai lable fill October lit. volutes, will rSECTION IV - if any section or With By day, 1k. or menth. _______ the Clerk lithe CWcuit Cstwt of a section or subsection Of for $em Shenandoah Village. 323.793. County, Futile, upon this ordinance pr.ves to be Invalid, receipt of the p ificatlesi Of this unlawful or vncomslitutienat, itSI)&l notice,, 11s fic$Itios nesne. %4*: not be hell to Invalidate or impetr nrnis the validity, force or effect Of any CENTRAL FLOE IDA POWER PAK PAK . .undIrn$.k sespocils or portion of a section ___ e in bIn.ss a? 6fl West Stale For Leone Executive hems In subsection or pert Of this or. lIyIlwilN. 4 U. 3 B. PR, scr. Road 434 Altamonts SprIngs, dinanc. peel. Luxury living, turn. or Florida. SECTION V-ThtatIIIA.ACSS i,at I, Wlfurn. Call The Reel Estate in said or pens of ordinances in ceeflkt Agency, )32 3& an, on herewith are hereby h repealed. Central FIIS' it Pak VI - This ordinance IDonald A. Olealn take effect Immediately upon %-R Pnsfly ___________________________ ernar A. Schech Its final passage and adoption. C)wlsIop1)er Lle$ Outhsmsen, PASSED and ADOPTED titus *ti LAKE *INN, N.H. k day of May, 1n. 3 Sm. lee coed,. Beech, tennis, Loney O.Barber FIRST READING: twit 1000-2 1k.; $130me. or buy. Doled at Fern Perk SemInole SECOND READING: 42479 Phefes. (417.3104110) CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, County, FNeida titis 17111 day Of . April, 1979. FLORIDA DenehdAOloom By: Tray J. Piland Iernird A. Schech Mayor Atl'Si?. be'l.-_ _ .II•lS.. our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 233 & 245. - herewith and does hereby annex and - I Buys are still The Best $26,000 1' IT AND THINK A ii2lNUva ....IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. 68-Wanted Fenced backyard. corner lot. $31,900. 79.A-TruckAccssrojes 75-Recreational Vehicles i S495 P,i '.tur,' land for rent, 35 acres all fenced at Wekiva River $100 mu Call 323 0061 2 BR, 1 bath- Ceo. A H. Hardwood floors, fireplace, full OR. liable. Will sell VA or FHA. Auction Sundays 7 P M Sanford Ave ,it Hwy 477 Consignments Welcome kellogqs Auction Sales 373 7050 66.A-Pasture Land NEW THROUGHOUT range, OW, garage dlsp. relniq., formal dining, C.H&A, dbl. car garage. turn., nego- -' or 'i ,, oS?Onl "'C,,' sto r,c k' .% ,!P n, :',,r for or l'.'ci PC k up ( ,II I 1' 5581 - 3 OR, 2 bath-Ceo. A H. Hardwood floors. Lg. FR With fireplace. 539500 I . Half Ar,ib,j,, Gelding, 16 hands. nood games Must sacrifice 323 1028 or Hobby Horse Ranch. S ' W' of 5%ekiva River Hwy 46 REALTORS 530.4133 or 339-4711 eves. ' , 66-Horses INC. GRAB THIS one, owner leaving - Every Saturday ,11 7 p rn located on SR .115. 15 rn north of San ford We will buy sell or trade used luttlilur,' ,'t'''Uu,'S Or 111115C by the p'ecc' or r'ouse full Irce pick upon Consigned n1dS t 30 Pct 322 2210 W FORREST GREENE 3 BR, I1 2 bath Sunland Estates, carport, large Screened porch, drapes, range & Ref. Super clean, 532.500 voice PRIME SITE 300' frontage on Lk. Mary Blvd. Ideal Business location, great investment. Free to good home Black female PuPPy - OF SANFORD REALTOR ONE Of a KIND-sedate plder 2 story , ',azd,1 Nj 1 600 ; .3 C yl speed Ar Shocks, tool ho'. A.' cter 41 .000 rn 21 rn p. gal ,iveraqe 32? 6376 14 76 -- LAKE SYLVAN AREA, LOTS OF LAND AND TREES. 3 BR, 1' ;B, FORMAL D.R., FAM. RM. & FIREPLACE. NEEDS SOME FIXING. $11,000.00 Agriculture $30,000 SECLUDED COUNTRY LIVING- room for horses, fish pond, 32 w. FR. S acres. $69,750. your lot or our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. 4443013 A1144110111 JIM, Realtor DOBERMAN PINCHERS 3195256 OPEN SUNDAYS 10-1 Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107 W. Commercial Phone 3fl.7851,Sanford 79-Trucks-Trailers 72-Auction JOHNNY'S BACK Piney Woods Auction PUPPIES FOR SALE 323 3625 Wfenn Paatfu Ui..J'jii IT..UiIJ - -_ - I Corp. REALTORS MLS 647-3770 Leader needs Associates, ex their equity. We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 844251$. lmmdIate occupancy, New 3 BR, 11-or-Alris w qualified buyer. $30,000 to Low down payments. BUILDER. 322 2287. $38.000. Sanford's most well know progressive, Sales Volume find FAST CASH buyers to buy Low 10's __ 65-Pets-Supplies units. Real Estate Sales credit: We have helped others to - By Roger Bollen Two homes for one price a 3 bedroom home Conveniently loc ated plus furnished bungalow for guests, motherin•Iaw, or rental. Where can you find two homes, one furnished, for this price? Live in or use as rental W. Garnett y,nite HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose yow' FUNNY BUSINESS HOME AND BUNGALOW double garage. New pain? & carpet. Pool, tennis & fishing privilege. Equity & assume mortgage, Immediate oc. cupancy. By owner. 8345616. OPEN HOUSE SUN. ito 5. . - Sanford - Ads offer no fancy claim 5. . Just Resultsi 41-Houses I 41.4IoUses 41-Houses HIDDEN LAKE. 218 Meadow Hill Dr. I BR. 2 bath, split plan, The Evening Herald Classifiec female - - Brand new 31. sec luded but in town, acre, 1350 ft. living - redefine the boundary lines of the Sunday, April 29, 1979-98 - - MODERN OFFICE BUILDtM WITH CARPETS, PANELING. CENTRAL AIR, LOTS'O.F PARKING. STRAGETIC LOCA• TION ON 17.92 SANFORb. READY JUNE 1ST. 1600 Bookkeeper -accounts payable, receivable & pa yroll. 10 hr. 7 Consecutive thn.s .....33c a line MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CABINET MAKER EXPERIENCED ONLY aft. 6.322-1603 322-?113 831-9993 Department of Housing and Urban Development, for the following - 37OIfIcsRsnI Wanted AAA Owned Florida 18-Help Notice - HoiImprov,i'nsnts' CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING&REPAIR S.G. BALI NT &ASSOC. 3225665 1 Man, quality operation I yrs. exp. Pat Jos, Driveways etc Wayne Coal 3771321 ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks. Fast Service Cds 373 011* 3721601 ftilings Custom built ironwork Window guards. gates etc M.irt,i, s .i;J 1881, 339169i Walding ______________________ All fypes. egpt repair, truck bOdieS, root racks. Portable eqpt Martin's 3731881. 339 79j i 10-- Your Business 2ôll;B3l99fl 7 Diia To List l __" ................................'-.--.-..--.-.,...... d'-" . ;.. - .. '' '. -. - -- U ' - 4 i', - ' t ',',-..'., -st. i' i . -. �p 106—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL i •. •••, Sunday, April 2, 97 Sunday lkm&M April 29. 1979 SANFORD, FLORIDA DOONESIBURy by Garry Trudeau (lily AVT /t4EY? _ ARE )W.t1V6 iE I 71E.. jj 4REi.Y M'MO1 O7?L! / If I Jl'STMIa Fill 5?JRE L'. 7715 845/c mINTS XI55/ WR I4U 74s 7/1.47 /N70 4CCDUw7 NUM 1W1/A 1:41 PONT )W THIN/c? r,i .iz& ii, FAR 8fJ1/N12 I iJTh'NEP 7715 CL4 O L47.. i ca,w PA5! I —/ )fYi LkV'T O, L SiWY IQ1? L4R/tYr tX A .WI Av I.. 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Also, utensils go much more, and because in with the silverware, everything is neatly stacked, I Love your column. Keep it can see what is in there and up! nothing gets "lost" like it used Elaine Heffner to. + ++ We love you, too. Mary Gleason Helolie __________________________ —. DEAR HELOISE Here's a neat idea for pp. i DEAR HELOISE: Freezer space has always been a problem lI m sma ama ll apartm art ent. Moth er knows best! Here's noticed that I knowing she was wearing a something my mom passed on or Iirreg drew made from her mo er's to me that perhaps ular-shaped packa " ges bridel gown. 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I I • -' - . , , . * .• - 71st Year, No. 211oMonday, April 30,1970—Sanford, Florida 32711 Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents Local Reaction Is Mixed Over Cablevision Control unier WhirI$ By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer woSeminleCowtyoffalsritijy the 'Florida House of Representatives for passing a bill which would remove from counties and cities the right to regulate cable television rates, calling the action a "further dilution of homerule powers." They also said the action Is: an "Interference in local government." At the same time two other local officials said cablevision Is not a true utility and Its rates can be controlled by the open market with customers either taking or not taking the service, The bill passed the Florida House last week on a 7345 vote and Is expected to be considered by the Florida Senate this week. It must pass the Senate and be signed by the governor to become law. "I think It Is an Interference. I don't know why the cities should not be able to control cable television. It Is another one of those things the state is taking away from the cities," said Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore. Sanford recently refused to grant a rate increase request from Seminole-Orange Cablevision which serves most of the municipality under a non. exclusive franchise, Meanwhile, In Casselberry where SeminoleOrange has put the city on notice j wants rate Increase, Council Chairman Frank Schulte said "u the Senate goes along with this, the Legislature win be taking away homerule - taking away from local government its powers of regulation and legislation, The none-exclusive franchise with Seminole-Orange setting the rates Is by ordinance In Casselberry," Schulte said. "lithe law passes, It will further dilute homerule. It Is an example of the state doing by Hal Kaufman HERE, HEREI QUota Edwin Teal.. in "North, with this Spring": "The world's favorite season Is the spring. All things seem possible In...." What word Is missing? Hint: Turned about, We a kind of pstats. ,Ay4,. $1 pi" Suissiw 041 *Math Trick: To multiply the number 101 by any two-digit number, simply writs the number used as a multiplier twice In succession. Example: 101 * 23 =2323. Give It a tryl C.nsld.r thssi seven leHers In a row: OTTFFSS. Why should the next letter bsan I? Piton your thl.*Ing cap Isr ON in.. — ii $*U 'JIJO W1 IIqwflu Is IIIIRH On IJ$lI •Rlddi.-M.-This, if you cant Which bee Is a counterfeiter? The bum bill bee. What did the mama pig sing at bedtime? Ready? A wallow-by. / TNESTICK.TOIT DICE TRICKI Takitwodlce;place one atop the other. Say some magic words, IIft thstopdleandprutol the two dice rise asons see . Now, separate the dice and challenge bystanders to repast the_ CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? Thore are at least six 41ff..SII5 In drawft details between top and 1105* p.nsls. Hew *Icldy can you fled 111*? Chick answers with this. hstew. SI UZ4 It 1PNaAIJ S1 Id$$) eVUwsI 03 5 IVIISftM Sf 4IPl1d 5 iVfISfW ^19M If flUIW 5 1IS1 '5 'PAfff If JfS$ .1 :geS&f4 1 : ...7 12 128 9 ' 4114 6 o 5 o 0 fore the performer produces the dice, he Vflt _ or she weft finW with the tonvue. This molstuiv Is applied fo"W bollan of the uW en this pressed to the oftw, It will cling sufficiently YJVJ1! to allow both to be raised at the same UP FOR GRASSI Will II,. fiuldar alive catch to ball? Wt time. Try it. .t.n It. To complete thus scene, add lines dot Is dot. J —r . Ill HINTS P The Sereto ¶ ex appeal Is mystique. a will further dilute hom.rul.' said. "As long as Its franchise is non-exclusive and there is another firm in Seminole County, they will keep each other's prices within a reasonable amount. It Is not like the telephone companies or the power companies that are monopolies," he said. County Commission Vice Chairman Bill Kirchho(f, added the county government In regulating the cablevision rates Is closer to the people and can ask lot of questions and hopefully get answers more quickly that someone at the state level, The county commission recently granted a rate increase requested by Seminole-Orange Cablevision from a $6.50 to $8 monthly service - ,. - BYGEOFFREYPOIJNDE ,,,,.. U.S. Law Day Contrasts With Communis ts' May Day a * ' -I ' — 4 R7GEOVFREYPOUNDS MA. Purdy has been In- creasing, he said. • mints, which broadly widened 1974 by state law to provide HsraMWl S Writer valved In social service for 25 Purdy said other rights for existing legislation on the rigid education to all handicapped Twenty two years ago years, currently as director of the mentally handicapped of handicapped Individuals to students, 94-142 greatly OR. President Dwight D. the (knega Workshop for the which can no 1ozger be an education. The impact of 85. Panda the scope of that manIssthower proclaimed May 1 mentally handicapped in abridged du, to fedEral laws 142 In Seminole County Is date. Florida law entitles to be Law Day, a day to Sanford. H. said he has seen a include the rigid to keep per.. already being felt. handicapped student to receive r.coøse and hanor the system move ln the lastlQ yews toward ina1 possessions, th right to When the new Lake Mary 13 beyond it laws and rlgtAs enjoyed by the , mqpkW of rights for marry and, after aj 14 the High School is completed, for years of education level;the those In this ceundry. The date those In his progrssn. rWA to leave atreatment uample, it will be one 01 the broad goal of 94442 Is to find was chosen spacifically to "No question there have been facility If an indivldu4l chooses. new wave 01 hIgh schools In the NW proviñq services *rids with the May Day some bnpoitmt changes," he The Baker Ad, pemed 10 state designed and built to be for all the handicapped from c,isim hew in said. "Twenty years ago years prior to the elushsiisitinn "barrier free," In accordance birth to age 21. esdrles. a=@" with . a*"problem act, provides that ss Indigud, with 94442. In addition, all done more t .Jaw Day Is designed to call could be slapped In an In. wImgoesvcllmtarllyloame,g.j Seminole Cur4y schools will tha 14-142 e rights it hoodk&pp@d than — *i'dIon to the contrast of a dilution and never hoard from facility, cannot be deprived of have to be remodeled to comply to order the Installation of ndlawshjlridivl4ual again. The Individual now care. with the law within three years. ramps to allow access to Are pritid,d, with those Cannot be Involuntarily corn- in 1975 President Ford signed Aithoegh school systems in wheretdsjita,1anien milled without a hearing." the Public Law $.42 Florida were n ohl1g td since See LAW DAY, Page IA IM theloo of this year's What protects the mentally Day agig handicapped IndIvidual, in Par latheR ionAd ___ IA app, • i ,vnck Tr lai i ops e*k ies . _ — I KAJ - 0 Uwe have Won of Ifffi, som" to fto.The INIalative measures sad law pecithits diacrkuuinatjc,u deere. seer CMI r1s bIll of 1194 itall Aie.. rich prohibited dlscrlmiaa$j,,, itaWithM4 a1I inloaseg. no rdInIvkIuali$ogaln ANMhorprovislons,the tormM k on Rehabilitation Act of 1975 bygoaui.scIea, prohibits employer from hey. ales be.'utiit. N1unhto him a'omiIcqped 'l totherlgidsitashet pan n*Ictly boom dIds (kes handicap. As a result, lbs of the pspthtl. FUM yssrs to en- miniber 01 porasius emb u an Increased those who leave Purdy's to the pre4tlirit workabopfoll.wlngt,almlq r( Is I it the and car—hag, sesclj it ester the job market Is Is. H • - . . I • • S • -. • • . •. • ... • • . e • ----•• _______ . • ___ - • AIIsY4 mod triaJine$ woo y CoOe IN tab thlsyesr's Both coutula wig bsgssr.dtotl,eth.,, of local La Weá activities. LRdW add IJ PAW aalt Awards for the csidsswij 1111In0k Bar Amimistion will join other legal savings bends forflrd place and 0 honda for ON"am" Ike £5r3 In_pnme Ncand place. ev "Ped to mob the puke aware it th*fob asheqds,o(Iavs, inrInothv on" siuieuedferti,, No cezy boast Rdk add law Weck weskinctudea boomhot we.Iawysrs • will ran from AprI 19 SeMsy 1. ant ar law .aL-- .85cers Bierday add t. moth Will will he bdd for at 11 &m. at the Allmos brings .. - ' •.• • • ____ •'.: -., ' . ' , I •• )e'• . • ' . W, , • c • -• • . :, • - ., • . ,.. IV1 • - ' .' • • a• . • '. . ..;. - '• •, • ? • • ____ - • 3- TL W ,' 4: , jI . 'u" passes, , Thelma Brooks, 31, estranged gone th the home of her mother, the house, her civil attorney was stolen. The police report wtIuvtduw5arr*.d MIL. PsuUs Brown of w.m said. SistiS tb* Broils told the 'tri)—d- 1t close and charged first degree 13th ,, Sanford, and told her Arelativeof Mrs. Brooks Investigating officers he Shuu*daj'd basebaH dialogue in this instance is "son, rang. killed 44-year-old murder In connection with the she had "just shot Sunny." Her after the shooting that Adolphus believed his wife had stolen the this is bat." Of course that's not what Chase&Co. Adolphus Brooks at his horn* at shooting. She remain' In mother then accompanied her on several occasions beat his gun following a quarrel over coach Brad Wallace Is telling Oscar MerthiE. The 185 Bethune Circle, Sanford, custody in Seminole County Jail to the police department, wife and threw her out of the divorce proceedings. lesson here is a matter of bunting, and as oung Friday night, a medical today. Sanford police said, house. Merthie is being taught, the key Is the right hand. examiner's report concluded. But II today said the irelibnly hearing f For the past two years the An "They've had to call the stolen at that3' time gun autops Chase continues its drive in hopes of winning San- Sat da'. Mrs. Brooks is scheduled in Brooks marriage has been a police back and forth, back and "definitely not the gun used as in ( tSeunlnol performed circuit court Tue N ford's National League championship with a 5 p.m. Memorial Hospital revealed was set on the first degree storrny affair, officials report. forth," MN, Brooks' sister said. Friday night's shooting." The game Tuesday, on the Bay Avenue Field against that all three builds struck murder charge. Both sued each other, In March Police records Indicate that murder weapon was a small Cardinal Industries. Meanwhile, action today Brooks In the left area of the Police said the murder of 1978 for divorce. The suits charges were never filed pistol, but larger than a .fl centers around American League games at Fort chest, Dr. Sara Irrgang said weapon used was a snail were dropped and a brief period against either party as a result caliber weapon, police said. Mellon and Bay Avenue Fields. For a complete today. caliber pistol. Motive for the of reconciliation followed, court of their disturbances. Dr. Irrgang said the bullets in Dr. Irrgang said there was a slaying appears to have been a records uiwC5te. rundown on all of last weekend's Little League However, a police report on Brooks' chest were fired at a 'tames around Seminole Count" seepages BA and slight powder mark on the long-standing domestic But the reconciliation was Feb. 10, 1978, states that slight angle, but it could not be 1' victim's shirt, Indicating the quarrel, police said, short and In August Mrs. Brooks reported a burglary to determined If he was looking at shots were fired at "fairly close After the shooting Friday, Brooks and her husband broke his home at Bethune Circle the killer at the time the first range." Mrs. Brooks Is said to have up again and she moved out of during which a .fl caliber pistol shot was fired. .. ', . U I 4 , U' IN charge to single-family homes. "The firm indicated it would not go to the $8 rate immediately," French said. French also said Sanlando Cablevision which recently received a non-exclusive franchise to operate In Altamonte Springs has indicated It will be applying to the county for a non-exclusive franchise. In Altamonte where Sanlando has Its only fran. chise in the county currently, the city commission there retained the option to consider ever)' two years whether it wishes to control cablevision rates or to let them float - be raised or lowered by the company. The Sanlando franchise In Altamonte, adopted in March, calls for Initial rates of $5.50 monthly service charge and basic installation fee of $9.95 for one unit with $5 for each additional installation. Mayor June Lorrnann of Longwood, which has non-exclusive franchise with Sanlando Cablevision, has "mixed emotions" about the legislation. "My initial reaction is that the government on the local level - the city commission - should regulate the rates. At least we can control It and not let the rates be raised every month," she said. Longwood City Administrator Divid Chacey said Orange-Cablevision Is asking for a rate increase from the current $6-50 to$8 monthly service charge. Current rates In Casselberry are $4.95 monthly service charge with $1 for each additional outlet In single-family homes. The rate Increase being requested Is to $8 monthly and $2 for each additional outlet. In Sanford the rates retained by the city cornmission are: $6.50 monthly service charge to single. family homes with $15 for each additional outlet. Three Shots Fired At Close Range Brought End To Stormy Marriage Th WO W yr TOO LA6r liMe 1TCtP 1 f's'VI I 1A5 'ØUI4Oi/ Ot..y'ybi) I ARE, M't7— 06 exactly what the federal government did a long time ago." Mayor Troy Piland of Winter Springs sees the Issue differently. "The Winter Springs Council voted several weeks ago to de-regulate the rates of Seminole-Orange in our city," said Piland. "Cablevision Is neither a necessity nor a utility. It is entertainment and should be left to set Its own rates. Customers will control the rates. If the rates are too high customers won't take the service," he said. "I'm the only member of the board of county commissioners who said the rates should be deregulated. The other four members of the board decided to continue with the regulating" said Commission Chairman Bob French. "Cablevision Is competitive type thing," French 1RI. - iI__ri _ WMW Will !Mllho ad 81060111 *0110 011111811110M I01111ft 31311"1111110 0 ri-p-sit 4$ '.4 ',"'!rr P4 J. uta. a • . U 1,7* -' r I • '•.,. u pres1imes tbetIotsatwhimpurss.. Cie take , RaddmIIn.adN3thI7w. be gie. toss #Xft on ,, Maaddth.e,ho_, hrhigh a bN. a podw cii*iot . . — — — VSW P5* by Tee Vts and aftarney Gerald Rutberg (right) exchange congratuja. tItan at$sisday's s.ftbaU COflhast. Pelk's team- wee, • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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I I :, 105--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. P i - ; rrp P •• Wednesday, April 4, l7 , 71st Year, No. 196—Thursday, April 5, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening In Se vu in 9% As Herald,—tUSPS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents - - Co un ty V OSOTAmuni n Rift May End Bus Service By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer A dispute that began a year ago between the Orange-SeminoleOsceola Transportation Authority (OSOTA) and the Amalgamate Transit Union could wind up ending bus service In Seminole County. Because of the dispute last year when striking OSOTA bus drivers, who were union members, were replaced by new employees who walked across the picket line, the union has gone to the U.S. Department of Labor challenging a $568,000 operating grant to the authority and the money Is being held up, according to Pat Hamric, authority general manager. Hamric said he and other OSOTA personnel will be meeting with Department of Labor representatives in Washington next Tuesday. He said today he is "cautiously optimistic" the conference will result in the money being released by that federal department after facts in the matter are explained. Hamrlc said after new employees were hired to replace the strikers last year, OSOTA on June 29 notified the union It would no longer be recognized as a bargaining agent for the new drivers. He said OSOTA offered to abide by a vote of the employees on the matter, but the union did not call for a vote. He said the union now fo the Department ofLabor that is still represents the employees and Is urging the federal agency to hold up the money. Meanwhile, the Seminole County Commission representative on the authority, Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff said he will explain to his colleagues on the commission next Tuesday that several alternatives are available on the bus service. The budgeted funding for the authority will be exhausted by May I If the federal money is not released by then, Kirchhoff said. "If the federal money does cease, we will have to re-evaluate service and what we are going to do," Kirchhoff said, detailing the alternatives available to Seminole County. "We will have to decide whether to discontinue service altogether, whether we will Institute the service on a limited basis — for example in the early morning and late afternoon bows for working people dependent upon the transportation," Kirchhoff said. "It will depend a lot on Orange County," he said. Orange County Is to decide next week what measures It will take if the federal money Is not released. Seminole County currently has four bus lines In service, Kir. chhoff explained, adding one of those bus services is an Orange County one extending Into South Seminole County. The other three — two In Sanford and one In the south end - are funded by Seminole County on a 5040 matching funds basis with Seminole County paying 132,000 annually and the federal government contributing an identical amount. Kirchhoff said he will Inform his colleagues on the county commission of the situation next Tuesday and "ask them what they want to do." He said after the Seminole commission and Orange commission separate meetings, OSOTA is to meet and make a decision. "Hopefully the problem will be resolved by May I. If not the federal money will be cut off," Kirchhoff said.. Bus service has been provided to the south end of the county for Herald Photo by T the past four years by the Authority. The Sanford service began on Dec. 4,1978. During the Christmas season the service was so well-received by patrons in the Sanford area that service was expanded from five days to six days per week. The Seminole County bus runs have charged 50 cents with special rates during certain times to senior citizens. Recently, the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce committee expressed concern that only about 150 persons In the Sanford area are riding the buses each day. PRACTICE FOR SUNDAY 't ''I - Mark West coaches as Andy Grooms does a vault in preparation for nn. day's presentation of Sanford Salutes Our Gymnasts. About 30 meitih'r fit the Sanford Gymnastic Association Inc. will perform beginning at the Sanford Civic Center. The demonstration, sponsored by the S::utt Area Chamber of Commerce, is free and open to the public. The gt- uu 114;itr to raise donations to purchase equipment and pay travel expenses lit tat' meets. Performing gymnasts will range In age from seven to adults. -V Power Blackout Sweeps State, Parts Of Seminole A power outage which blackened much oil south Florida sent creeping darkness Into portions of Seminole and Volusia counties early this marning. Scott Burns of the Sanford Florida Power and Light Company office said about 2,000 homes in the Sanford area were without thtr1ci$y for 15 minig.s just after midnight When the Celery Avenue sub. station on Highway 46 shut down. No emergencies were reported during the blackout by area law enforcement officials. About 17,400 Florida Power Corporation customers between (iaedo and, Deland wee, without power for periods of four minutes up to an how as a result of the outage, an FPC spokesman said. "There are nine power substations in the OrlandoDeLand area that were affected," Tracy Smith of the FPC office in St. Petersburg said this morning. "The shutdown of the stations occurred at 11:57 p.m. and power was restored gradually." Smith said the power stations shut down automatically when the transmission lines experlenced a low frequency situation. He said the prohin was caused by a dust and salt spray buildup on the Insulators of high power transmission lines which caused electricity to begin spilling down the poles and shorting out the lines, When the transmissIon lines shorted, three FPL generating plants at Tky Point in ao'dh Dade County had nowhere to send their electricity and automatically shut down, Smith said. The loss of the three plants caused a disruption to other portions of the Florida power grid served by both FPC and FP&L, according to Smith. The three power plants Involved were two ott-tired plants, No. I and No. 2, and a nuclear-powered plant, No. 4. The other Turkey Point nuclear plant is shut down for refueling. Broward and other counties wore affected immediately by the blackout, which spread But, Not Mayor Floyd northward thtrkeiuttg homes like a moving shadow. In Fort Lauderdale and West Palizi Beach power was out for an hour and emergency sw it('l1t)lr(is were activated at police stations alnii thir ;old Coast. - GEOF'IIIE't' l'(flNl)S S eminole Council Aims To Appoint Energy Panel Delegates to the Council of said. Graham's office are member of a regional energy Local Governmentsin Seminole "I'm not going to name representatives of the various committee which is also ç County agreed Wednesday anyone to rim up and down the segments of the night to go back to their street to harass service station dustry such as energy In. Posed to go Into action during power cantrespective governmental units owners, rOu1 ., an energy emergency an.., a panics, fuel distributors, local committee would be a seeking recommendations reeminen f The county commission, this wholesalers and retailers and duplication. He added that uyjAuen mittee being formed by the week, agreed to name a corn- government. The commission Instructions from Tallahassee count commission on eergy mitt" on energy — a fuel agreed a representative from one delegate — Mayor allOCation committee — to act on the But ' f Council the Norman Floyd of Altamonte only In C15e,of menu, which has as itsmittee me Springs — said he has no In- emergency,ra mombersalzoftheaeyencltles cornmltteedoezn'tknowwhatjt mandate for the committee is do and has tentlon of recommending from for the pod. The , Gov. Bob Graham's of. In the county and the county without commission would designate committee would he a U one member of the committee tIM out from service station duplication to expand the The composition of the owners what their monthly fuel energy crisis hoopda-loo," he committee suggested by Floyd said, however, he is a allocations are. That In- ,, , m not (g' name anyon.... to .. - formation is available from In other buine;. distributors, Floyd said, adding city Clerk linIa M;uiin -. -. the committees in his opinion appointed to eounI"; are a "farce." mittee to look Into whrtt' t' "The governor requested that county should contAuti.. we (the county commission) mechanical voting in chiiirs 'i name the committee," said shift to the punch cui d corn. , County Commissioner Sandra puter method of voting In the -Mayor Glenn, chairman of the council 1980 elections. of governments. The committee is to have 14 The delegates are to submit and be formally their recommendations for the named by the count), appointment at the May 2 missioners at their mectiii 1' meeting in Sanford with one next Tuesday. person selected from those nominated. — DONNA ES'i . - . - Norman Floyd ', .. - .. ., i.• Sanford Considered As Pos s ible Site For Proposed Handicapped Workshop IYSHAAONC*UAICO Committee and the Edith Bush Seminole County, Murray said bookkeeper whose task is to establish it is serious about the to renovate the facility for use.,, Herald Staff Writer Foundation, Murray said. adults are forced to travel long gain community support for the project by coming up with Once the workshop has been - A non-profit organization me ofg&nizsft will need to distances to the Central Florida workshop. initial matching funds and a established, Murray hopes to hopes oet aw the pin obtain $1 from doors in Workshop In Orange County. Without the community's workable premise these grants begin with 40 adults and S,TIInOI, County for physically county and private sources to This means conimiting about support, the chances of the will not be available," Murray eventually expand to 60 or ___ mentally retarded match .V.17 $2 provided in a 60 miles round trip, Murray workshop becoming a reality said. more within one year of opening. adults and has selected Sanford date or federal grant, Murray said. are nil, Murray said. There are The Seminole County school as a possible site, The workshop program would said. Recently, the not-for-profit various grants available from board did offer to lease the now not duplicate any existing Patrick Murray, director of me wo(bJJ) would provide organization was awarded both state and federal sources closed Lake Monroe services now available for the the Kathleen Anderson Corn- a "stepping stone" forthose initial funding of Its grant from as well as United Fund and Elementary School for $1 per mentally or physically hanprthsmiv. Work Center Inc., adults who graduate from the the state agency of Health and United Cerebral Palsy but a year to the organization, dicapped adults, Murray said he knows of W adults in Rosenwald School For Rehabilitation Services. The prerequisite to apply Is proof Murray said. But the building is assured. the county who would be served Exceptional Children In monies, which expire June 30, the community wants the too large, In severe disrepair by the workahop Sixty pirceni Altamonte, Murray For the past two years, a will pay the ularMs of both. facility, Murray said. and Is located on the northern committee of school board of the .dI(. reid. in the Mn fo'flSoroldpub&.cbool, fUil41medIrectorandsecry "Unless the community can most perimeter of the county members, Rosenwald Sanford ores, Mi*ry Mid. School which would hinder tran- officials, parents of retarded To accomplish Ws goal, of iN vscIls Isniructs diilen sportatlon. Murray said the oeg 1' children and interested citizens between I aM II in a variety of Murray said he found several has been meetingIn an effort to o a Will apiireed the Swainish 11111141C skills from horticulture possible sites In Sanford or just identify the needs of the hanCounty Board of Corn. and d'eetic economy to toilet south of the city that would be dicapped, Murray said. The trthing, he said. AtISMThSCISCk ..........4A Dr. Lb .................. suitable for the workshop, far fw* to siçplunuitvarloiw 9r problem Is where do Brifte.................... a Iforsiespe .................21 workshop Idea In Seminole "We know there are various county was their conclusion. dateasidtidiralgrwtsltplias theeeaitlgogtirthsyha,, Coles . .................. U Ilsepital ...................2* premises available like old "The workshop program to apply for. ft*Wn will be grdeis Morrays.ld."De ..................... 3 OVII$ELV ........... 1) deserted warehouses that sought from private we jod send tI would take these people out of horn, to thefr ('eflerd .................*1 Spsrta ................... 6,7* might be wiling to their homes opnIut such as the faIviliI.J?" five days a week 4* TIleviels .................41 leasesomeone or donate to us," Murray Centuil Florida Cptai Fund. and place them for producWith no workshop facility In Dsr*kh, .................ii WIItIT ...................IA said.. "We would get Volunteers Uvity," Murray said. - - -. ,. - - V / Today T d y ""id 's" w Vicki Jackseis, 21, will grad*ate from Rosenwald School For Exéeptlasal Childrea thIs year and h Waits to do $SethIa pr.peae In s.miiseir C.umty might IStiltlIY. -_— — — ' V ' • - V I_?V give her that ,-*..VS ____................... -_V AV -, — ___- •- . L k_i • .. ••_--•-..•..'!...,. J k. 1 .— -• -.--_.., ......... .. .......... - - - -- �2A-Evening K.rad, S.nf.rt FL Thundsy, Aprfl& im -. I Grants VVORD IN BRIEF Tanzanian KIDS .::today. Other Tanzanian troops .ctad r-'--Ial aim imt one mile from the host it Ugda's iMM it Xpsls, 25 miles to the north, wch ismi rrtmid was nearly deserted, defoesileis, at the WV it darvatis but drop today" ma EIs r4-1 ° VPI Thee, BI eiNI PUII ,.wd cars on the dnd (hen hr may days." leesral : diplomats even enjom a relow om d ME The C*We of Edebbe Was the me II1M .mllItaryvctorytod,by,f----•-- their $. month-old war against Amine matat.rlal rookwo lull the bloodiest In modern Aftion Ndwy. Protest Set Over Ihutto ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UP!) - Zb1kr Ali Ruittota mewnors called a d.moristrstlm todr h dWbm of martial law, a ch.flse llbsly to srgs st test Of opposition strength agalast F1 111" Musd Zia Ul.Haq. ___ Apart from Isolated in "sti ouly cslit be a police gasred for violence, stmud ft.1-,iI Death For Evans Near ATMORE, Ala. (UPI) - Only the governor of Alabama or the U.S. Supreme Court can step between John Louis Evans Ill and his desire to the at 12:01 Friday morning In Alabama's electric chair. "I choose death to a hell on earth In prison," Evans, IS, told reporters Wednesday, In what he called his lad public statement. "I want and am obsessed with my personal, physical freedom." Carter Addresses Nation WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Carter will reveal his new energy policies tonight, Including his decision to lift price controls on crude oil -a move advisers believe may drive gasoline prices up and have an 'adverse Impact" on Inflation. The Oval Office address will be carried live by the major television and radio networks at 9p.m. EST. 1. Funds received for housing projects are Itemized only slncà 1V72, Wilson said. He said that prior to that time the city received between $140,000 and $160,000 per year In operating subsidies. The Elderly Man Beaten, Robbed city also received about $3 million for the construction of Lake Monroe Terrace and Redding Gardens, Wilson said. Those projects were completed in 1971. An elderly rural Sanford man Woods of 25 Castle Brewer break Into a drawer Inside the In the nearf ,Knowlessald, the city stands to obtain up to was beaten and robbed Tuesday Court, scheduled to gin this credit union office in the $14 million In additional grant funds. He said the city has applied afternoon by two men who week, has been delayed tutU Seminole County Courthouse for more than $9 million for additional housing rehabilitation and walked Into his home. April . was reported to Sanford pollee comtruct. He said the city also has a request for funds to QIrIes Walker, 77of 1611 & Woods was charged with the Wednesday. complete a region-wide dorm sewer project. Persimmon, described the men attempted murder of Louis Police said a secretary In the Knowles' report on pad grants and future grant possibilities as "one tall and one short and Drttz, 70, owner of the junkyard office noticed the desk drawer came at the request of city commissioners. unarmed." Using their flats, at 110 N. Holly Ave. Police said had been pried but had not —GEOFFREY POUNDS they beat him and then fled Drita was shot three times come open. -unueerminea during a robbery attempt on HUBCAPS STOLEN Mount Of money, according to told the woman he was hungry, Jan. 11. Four hubcaps valued at $91 Seminole Cowty deputies. Police arrested Woods o the said. After she led was stolen from the car of Loon HUNGRY TIUF the kitchen, he picked up a Feb. 2 in connection with the Williams, 106 Castle Brewer Rez An elderly Sanford woman peanut butter pie and t0faP5trof pants fr01flthe Court, Wednesday night, city fled said the was awakened early through a aide door. Super Dollar Store at 206 E. police report. W8 morning to discover a the man First St. In that Incident1 Woods The hubcaps were taken 11011111111 man ii...1aJ...L.a..a..._..._. ..kZt. at.... . on I I I - rlflinu-t1wrnh - U115i LJYC vuq iuw s wi as man wuuc Inc r was pinion a.ugz dark lit her home. trod door she believed was left who saw him take the pants. 10th &reet Jessamine, Laura Hubbard, 72, of 661 j ae-i overnight. Following his arrest, police police said. _______ ___ Riverview .sld abs thought the. cc conflacst.dague they said was Jlb s4 WOádI'7I halhj, ___ buil ding, . tAnq= 011 do ___the men, he yew-old 5JQ* nm god ci the • to fr ft fl __ held a bill. In his right hand with attempted mqrder, rape, same weapon used In the Drttz $250 was stoláfrcsn the garage to median Industrial (MI-2) A public bearing also is and pointed it at her. property at io W. 25th St. is scheduled on a plan to rezone arson, burglary, kidnapping, shooting and other crimes, area next The man who was described aircraft piracy a uawtui crime lab experts said. theater H. Walters, 118 W. 10th scheduled for the regular the wtplatted area of Hidden wt' as It or 20 wearing a full beard placing of a destructive device. UN8UCCEFUL BURGLARY St., late Monday night, police fl)SstIfl of the Sanford Plan. Lake Approximately 700 acres and about 5 fo 9 Inches tall, Mi unsuccessful attempt to report. and Commission in the area had beenxaned for a today at 8p.m. The meeting will planned unit development be held in the'si iisaloii room (PUD). The development did Teacher Of The Year' at city hall. ___ not materialize and the land will revert to its original zoning The OWflf of the property, status c4 residential (3R4)lf no Rinker Materials Corp., new development plans are seeking the rezoning In order to Local In otien action, the cornpermit construction it a conA Finalist crete block plad adjacent the minim is scheduled to review A 9niol, Cody teacher Is it candidates to five from all of Mays Junior High School, of representatives of the COIICTdI ready site plans for proposed ad an it Mx f"UMi in the the nominations we receive but Goulds (Dade Cou nt y). ______ Florida PTA, the Florida ditlons at a commercial program to select the Florida this your the quality of the "The major quality being Association of District School The planned construction has building &1303 S. lAurel Ave., Teacher it the Year 1160, an- entries was so high that this sought In the Teacher Of the Superintendents, Florida prompted concern from several at a medical clinic next to th novaced Commissioner of was impossible," Twilington Year Is a superior ability to Education Association, the area residents, who wrote the American Legion building at Education Ralph D. Turlington. said. Impart love it learning in FloridaTeaching Profession commission and complained it 3506 Orlando Drive and at arnColunans2, The Individual selected as students Of all bsckgroundsand and the Department of possible dust problems the Buck's Restaurant at 1220 KarsWli&gt ____ ___ ____ Education, Florida Teacher of the Yew b1llt1u concrete block plant might Sanford Ave. teaci.. gUt.d students In "e are not seeking the bed 1160 will become the date's sixth, seventh and eighth in the date but one who The six teachers will be in. the program to teacher ___ ,.s. at i.wiu Middlemmim In __ Is ripr.'entative of all good terviewed In their clauroonna the ___ She awas select National Teacher selected a teachers everywhere," by the screening I1Initte, the Year 1160. fieij ___ Tir said. before the Florida Teacher it ____ The current Florida Teacher mesnIn,eforgae the Year 1160 is selected. A "Normally our screening of the Year is Victor Lopes Jr., honor were chosen by a schediuie for the Interviews Is In ctet narrewa the ntanb,r a hand and mimic teacher at scnsedag cvruiilfte, composed prep aration. Carrier, Tanker Collide SINGAPORE (UPI)— The U1, .,ij, ROW collided today with a Ubu'Iaqsrag .11':: on Singapore, leaving the labor aftad 011ft sums ii the crude Oil it was carrying, EADWOUajd, N. injariss were reported on either ddp. A spokesman for the Port it aid he had received a rapollit of an tanker Fortune, but he culd ad OW bow bud it waa, A U.S. Navy spohman aid the t±., a flats been Kuwait to the southern ?iws.ue part it 1[11111 collided with the R, hot do 7"Hest INNIS Ginin Will am sustain serious dimag, King Death Recalled MEMPHIS, Term. (UPI) - The ratloital president of the NAACP gave an Impassioned speech Wednesday urging blacks to complete the work Dr. Martin Luther King darted before an assassins build cut hint down April 4, 19M on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel. A bust of King was unveiled following ceremonies Wednesday night at the headquarters of Local 1733 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees the group King sought to help in their efforts to unionize th 1968 when he was shot down by James Earl Ray before he could lead a second march In their behalf. In Atlanta, Coretta Scott King, widow of the late Nobel Prize winner Dr. Martin L'4her King Jr., Wednesday called on blacks to redouble their efforts to achieve economic parity with whites. In a brief ceremony at King's graveside In Atlanta, Mrs. King recalled his role in marches and demon. stratlorn for civil rigite -and pesoe arid the following prograu toward IiigOi* ..... .. .... ... .............1 - iwng an on ing - . ___ • Inst doss outside the Israeli ad lad M' Egypt's airline. No injeel. wera rapulsi in illh Wdent. ___ Police doubled security r the_tu of fgypt and Israel as well aaatth. him both countries. The police orsetad burhed'vk's bsnlcsdu sealing alt the approach rude to Mniii Ideal prisea, wheretwopalestinians eWe,—t. ftlift Mexico Ups Oil Price Increase ad by the ll Pliesisum Countries. ____ ___ - Petroleos Mexicanue, the 1111111164101111811111411 ru,, annmced Wednesday Mexican on will imp kma "La W W.20 Mexican oil among Us In an WNK 111110 increase Us now 41 = nd Is retroictive to Apt 1.____ " The Mexicans are p1Iig up Us pu4ms it Us ad saying, 'Take It or leave it,'" ad ms Mmin h_noprblumwIhoIa.__A" united Stati. doss have a — plr." ____ ft'iwdal analyst r."eI that Maim -_- 'lihii advantage" it the sapptul to what it lea in (ho current world merbot. __ _ nearing H 8 a.a. readings: low sed$to1$bSy punsters, oviratibo lose, thiiums ad h,- Tiwe $3; yesterday's high, $7; southwest tedsy liii barometric presser., 60.0$; PiI $e puleai. ___ n ty old At piracy up ___ SCC ___ _ __ Construction WV . -• • . - . - -- - .. • - 323-1776 needs of the community." -. -' - . -. - '• • ,-. . . ' - them, "Us public believes what we Isr. lIslbMpIcserilceis Pik .enlce,adtbiI. wives lacros." "Whes they leek at specid asical services, - free vestal service, ad iler piMls, they d.i't me =A esrs," Veil. aid. We have special pitilleges (bi we not cwdsd lbs HisasasadspprdutINicbir — .. .. . - - . . - SpecIal 5.,99 Pulsating sprinkler ad. just$ to cover full or part Spe circle. Spike bass. Oscillator sprinkler covers up to 2200 square fist. Multi-position dial. 5 I This ,.. ',• CPe nne (Seatrad,,Rep.Ziu as" DtC.,sidMdid Mabed(oMacenV"' ,'I1ile,(or isis said, I $ed In .vuy pay " atm*' aid rdee Mxce I've bees I bm% d Loa — - •. hol Rep. Wyche Feiuer Jr., DGa., irritated cellesgens by -. ;• • - )' - - -. ttANt ,,)(l Ill Vi k lL1 Central Sanford Plaza 200W. First St. 3000 Orlando Drive Drive ins Sanford Sanford — me - Downtown MY WASHINGTON (UP!) - Political steMs In Coapses ullyu,mvdbyauaoeritgr&lIMy.8dUs muk cams off, Wednesday when am members heatedly debated the pachet Wok inew it whether plas (S UIe tdodsthm for cstahi,nu itcespemesceuld be Justified to the velors. N. decision is mid,. hut (or aniral beers the pic got a tore "it Into the real atlituds pMdm c have abort their jibe, each other, ad cewtIt'. ft t1 when a Ilsuu Ways ad Moss a6000mm" co'i6I-wdlacreslagfrom$1,ISStae,6SSthe itaa dodsctloucugre--gd(oramscilbstvkgad dedideg ape... llin P ..•I while eflk ___ •. • OF SEMINOLE '" Rare Insight Into Politicians __ ______ ----.- ..•. . Internal factors as land use and zoning, according to Kulbes. "The county plan is too general In nature," he said, "it wouldn't address Itself to the —Has spent 7! weebende at Comp David, and on a half. deem occasions; has spent an tdat weekday Iles. -He also has spent 13 Saturdays or Sundays on official of political travel. (n*, ___ - . flwnt of community affairs at July 30 of this year as the deadline for receipt of those plans, Kulbes said. Kulbes said he will meet with representatives of the Glad. ___ 711111110. - ESTATE CALLS. Guadekepe. New • - WASHINGTON (UPI) - During his fled 11 mv'41s In office President Carter took little time oft for vacations. But In the past year he has spent much more time away from the White Boise. Press secretary Jody Powell announced Wednesday Carter and his wife will take a lOday vacation over Easter, spending April 1340 on Sep.lo T.hiid oft the Georgia coast and April 2022 at horns In Plains, Ga. b the last ll months Carter: - Has takenor Planned l Ml weeks of vacation, pbs a long weekend on m.t _ Lake Mary Gets Extension On Plan Who's Minding The House? ___ is SPITAL NOTES r - death syndrome that kills more than 10,500 apparently healthy American babies each year. Dr. Qarance Sasaki, associate professor of surgery at Yale Medical School, said In a report submitted today to the National Thologleel Society In Los Angeles that the syndrome - BIDS - could be caused by abnormal development of breathing reflexes. Common theories have Manned 81DB on temporary breathing obstruction or on the central nervous system somehow forgetting to keep the child breathing. But Sasaki said BIDS victims, usually Wants between 2 and I months old, may actually salter an abnormality and may die due to an exaggerated corditkn during a natural stage of development. me C - NEW HAVEN, Corn. (UPI) - A Yale researcher says Aesselotio_ It will be held trom 4 p=toIPAL Friday and km I I hubs 1*16 a.m. to4 p.m. Saturday inthe Sr"iols C'undty CoUsge Fine ons _ Arts Bel1dIn. Aàuen Is free. F.recd: Good 'o it $a Pillion ___ skewers aid a few thea. Each high icheol jau band will pertonit these or four aslsctlona vui* 801 AIL indictment. was "merely a Mrs. Jwrdt said est.r.s today (he. be.e Wednesday Arthur Dee Riley, 22; Theme before a panel it adjudicior,. They will be rated on a scale ii s.a, $s60 , hwJsII -Wayss VinOIUI ssys he is net eobic4d,no.." ozosihat or good. that two men came to the A.RinMh, 62; Randy Charles superior, ' . ' co Da a Idled Cydipa In fast he U.S. Marshals and FBI Pny. Highs in Us bow uple's Sylacuga horn. on Ward, 21; at waaer Janice High School in ' sayu he lm em a membor of alerts arrd.d all 20 W.daeu. Jan. 5 and Idoiffi,d thank. sny Joe BeeIdJ (isadi. Is the 78* crme it the event. . oiejn, William toul4 with le.. in Us 21; leS 1*60 & Hayfield, IS; r. lbs Ku liii ad c day and U.S. Magistrate H. iii,.. as FI agents. in uppee. Winda uul p.., ou" me Jdsr High School, Is Us FM Secretary. n Edward Eugene Doormen, 60; we eat shy he ad 1$ other MacyTaylordil,ISSbondaon orderid Jandt to come with Johnny Ibdin, IS it . as were lined sses each it Us as. thorn and later bad Mat up she burg; Harold Sssvey Wshb 62; 118 veUs heat chairmen it the two'day ma Niche 'ltesn it the men wore - said. ha said her liushumi has Roger 11110111 a" Jam 1u iogor Dais ("-"$", IS, it me lic"#ati 'meded down__ charged in one Cod with lilt Sylacaugu, aid ala rilad thelby_(_y Wl.fl Ragr --hem Inev.td, '5 emtsr ad Velule c*.-ffis gr kr a jory Wa& coupirlag to shod o Us to iadoee where he was. Reynolds 60, ci Wi lso nville; uuky — the adwnaiy it heitNAACP 44a Willie lbs Jarrstta are whit.. Rick Mutes, 27, it Fayette; MSI,IaJN.J4 L. the alaylag of Dr. Minim J. WnhI and C1*slis Wooda. Brooks ritmed to discus a ' and Fred 1I4nie Jr., 20, ci L... HI * 1118 Hkks 'WZing Jr. -ace4the Both men had been lw' molforthehc1a4,aI Chefosd. iiuit JsekW CiflUll ci trying to , to. to -b_ Jomis N. M$cbell -.--.. ," U thu IUa Nub deli Home usermC. , ___ ad hi Us lylacaga ad (hlira be said. f ac e penalties it up to five sewr ty ___ Ift burg pete. sod Br. Jqan* me Inintunud also said the yarn in prison aid a $18,660 urban kuØisuel, yIeM me.. "'4'P. (rb, euinii IUMutI5 (lUliBJfr4J to Bre o11110 for each cod. C. win... so in in,. vIed, 27, ci Ijiacaugo, The k'dicti"c'4 charged t _ 0I, ft" Us hems CCtwo racially nilad L* JU Ahvin ,, DIrT AM., sea t1Aid I the I. Vised give another Klan. couple. hi Sylacags. I.. 0 Lb. M. $c*iuIts. Deinry dIdds U the IuIt.d tUbS SN, I! inV• a .hotgan to fire o dic"c-tttunrpuo., IUaten ___ _____ a... PINS,,. Olsen. TlbaiNb 4th,s it ted lies it W..da' hems. These other with M V. YItfl. OlSen. the home. N. Y hatapilses, lie., has s'sa iSt rags fr siuss ___ AIas t% W= -' %1 1 U.a -M — m iijui S my at th5 IWW —• LIi (S eraird in R7,* Is valmi, acceeEagt. WAMMUMM Bring 11111110 W11111me home adMiagud I,c4A.ct, Mx MW_Uy home I e Pudli. Vinod reid to UN shed others we lbS stu,it I lbs 'DrM ad hal 4W Other biuiag permits th.cheego.,lathsadhele. charged with aldiag aid niedby. 16iteet by Um city hiejde the abithugthe acts 78! a: Jams 5111111117 14Is, 7 liui( peraius flj4 fo8sw: cas him I In P" , Ms l 60;Juuup1Ra$Is; J.Joijs,to contriect 1 7 S*1IWUsBrMiow dss bier," ha aid. '1haven't we accod it cir I W-' lag.. Msy, ; bi1dei the IUPNctlm it at 1655 Preach Ave. hasa.heaI.i ytoEprua 781 Joel Frisk Cub, IS, it flee '1_U I Neck $ Us Vale: MIS J R. Breoke, UI_ __ ageat in a $; IM 111 — W. $s __ ___ Draswit M1m on the WiibSrRswa,t.buu4a Us NuUsua 44 it hr andawhinaenl-"ila ebift, N; a. dtyIwedidoademem, aile. Randall lIS to a mgis tIdy ''-- aidlbe'itUs lies Jareil. heist, IS; Gerald Jobs, I; 11ub7 dthe hi Air MlitInn p Jsat1 HutwilAus. -AI*.L w-------------.- Indicted For HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) - looking at who should bear the step may be taken in five days Me, are once again adznilttlng With Three Mile Island out of failure triggered t Federal officials blame the mtuitlmiljlon-doflar Impact of and a cold shutdown achieved non-emergency patients, emergency Mardi 28. service, the utility that operates In a report to the NRC in Three Mile Island atomic plant the nation's worst nuclear in 10 days. Metropolitan "Thank God that it's all but the plant crisis on a safety rule violation power accident, In Its eighth Washington, investigators said For most living near the over," a smiling Mrs. Mildred Edison has been paying an two valves left closed by day today. the valve closing the first Susquehanna River plant, the Good, who lives a mere half- estimated $1.1 million a day for mistake two weeks before the three human errors was b Engineers are preparing a changed situation has brought a mile from the plant, said replacement power. That cost Incident - and five other slow, careful process - aided great feeling of relief. Ho.- Wednesday. She and her retired conceivably might be charged one of six factors in the ac, human and mechanical fallu- by a robot named "Herman" - jAtals, which had cut their husband stayed throughout the to consumers. cident. The others included reL to bring the reactor to a safe number of patients In hail when emergency. More than 78,0& A utility spokesman estlmat- basic flaws in the Babcock and Pennsylvania authorities are shutdown. They say the next at evacuation appeared posal. other nearby residents have ed damage to the plant at more Wilcox plant design and returned to the homes they fled than $1 million, another cost equipment failure. last weekend. that might hit rate payers. The other problems included But traces of radiation still Nuclear Regulatory Commis—At 4 a.m., the feed-water drift from the plant In a half. sion officials said efforts to cope and condensate pumps failed. mile-long plume. Gov. Dick with the crisis have cost so heat was not carried frorn Thornburgh's call for pregnant $500,000 a tab the federal the reactor. women and pee-school children government will pick up - and —After 12 to 15 seconds, a to shi.vi the five-mile circle total cleanup coats may be $40 relief valve stuck open and around the plant remained in million. released radiation. effect today. Blame for the severity of the —After 30 seconds, auxlliarj' Officials said those at the crisis centered on the discovery feed-water pumps tried to come Conceding a July 30 deadline ding, Lopez consulting firm of To pay for the cost of the plan, cannot be met, Lake May City Winder Park Friday to discuss a Kulbes said he has applied to edge of the plant site would by NRC investigators that two on but water could not floi Manager Philip Kulbes has contract Involving the the state for a grant. U ap- have been exposed to a manually operated valves in an because of valves that werç maximum 85 milllrads of auxiliary cooling system were Improperly closed. Had th4 asked date officials for a one. development of the plan. The proved, Lake Mary will receive radiation - about the equlva- mistakenly left closed after auxiliary now started, official4 year extension to cnmplete a Winter Park firm was chosen about$,000.Thecltywillspend lent of three chest X-rays - maintenance, disabling the said, nothing serious might comprehensive plan for the by the city council in a special an additional $3,000 In local system, two weeks before pump have happened. city. Kulbes said the Florida meeting Monday night. funds for the plan if the grant it through Tuesday. Department of Community The plut approved by the approved, Kulbes said. Affairs has agreed to the council In 1977 was not reviewed If a contract agreement can request. by the date because It lacked be reached with the Gladding, 1117 T The additional year is information required by Lopez firm, planners will begin needed, Kulbes said, because community affairs officials, work later this month and L Ir the original plan approved by Kulbes said. He said the should have it written In about the Lake Mary City Council in original plan, written by former eight months, Kulbes said. eltv nlinripr Rq Alft.i 11111 iith September of 1977 never received formal approval by contain much of the information on housing and the state. '4WtIes needed for grants from "If we don't develop our own such agencies as the DepartPlan, the state will force one on ment of Housing and Urban is. It would probably be the Development (HUD). Seminole County ComIf Lake Mary did not take One of the biggest advantages of doing business with a bank as big as flagship prehensive Plan," Kulbes said. is that you can expect an expert experienced trust department. One that can Under Florida law, every action to enact Its own plan, the handle everything from your will to your investments. What you might not expect muMelpelity Is required to date would require the city to from such a highly revered trust department is such youthful enthusiasm maintain a detailed plan abide by a county-wide or Of course making house calls is just one of the pleasant surprises you'll get from ot41hthg such things as trait. regional plan. Such a mandate the trust people peo le have trusted for oi,er fifty years. Call us soon. We'll be sportatlon, housing and land would have greatly reduced the right over. use procedures. The depart. city's ability to control such FLAGSHIP BANK he may have found the cause of the soalled sudden Infant 'd'°°' beads tram and outer counties win compete Friday and Saturday In the amual State Region III Stag. Bad Festival. ___ .,snt Is sponsored by the Florida BaInaders 'Klan ' M em b ers Multip le Errors Caused The Cris is Infant Death Cause Found? _ Band Contest,.,, WEATHER _ ____ WASHINGTON (UP!) - The House ethics committee, in the first disciplinary action proceeding against Rep. Quarles Diggs, has filed 18 charges of payroll padding against the Michigan Democrat. The ethics panel accused Diggs of ordering Increases In the salaries of six employees In his Washington and Detroit offices with the understanding the excess funds would pay his personal, congressional and business ex• pewes. D. Igs was convicted lad year of federal payroll padding, the same charges leading to the Ethics Committee action, but has appealed the decision while serving In Congress. Included in the general government and utilities category wu a grant of $1,796,525 for the construction of the new city hail. Thà category also Includes funds received for sewer plant con; drurtion and enlargement. More than $900,000 In federal grantd was obtained for the sewer plant projects. Sanford Homing Authority Director Thomas Wilson said the federal funds received for housing projects were spent for operating subsidies (12,137,22) modernization of structured ($1,506,896) community development projects ($2,100,000 project development ($34,Ie2) and wages to CETA ennployee Thursday, April 5, 1979-3A - Payroll Padding Charges ($3,251,567.75). ($374,604). -'-.Bhutto and his Paken Pspiss Psty aid a dratica would be hold Ww in tb dsy in awl xdsUve iI$y, 16 p.sa.at wIude, 8 at 14 Ø Ethics Panel Files It was reported Wednesday that the city received $3S,3354i9 for the development of the Sanford Airport In fact, only $2,362,354.29 was awarded the city through actual cash grants for the airport. The rnbthW $3i,® was the appraised value of the airport facility when it was given to the city by the federal government, Knowles' report Indicates. The total appraised value includes the cod of a feasibility study ($35,000) paid for by the fedeill government. Knowles said in 1963 the city was given the old poet office building for we as a municipal library. Its appraised value was put at$0. The post nation, coupled with the gift ofthe airport, brings the total arnoist of federal assistance through b kind contributions since 1163 to $,117,250, Knowles said. Actual cash grants received by the city since 1963 amount to $14,979,106.04, according to Knowles. The cash funds were received for housing assistance ($9,345,193), airport lm provennenta ($2,362,354.29) and general government and utilitlei $,rIM PMS by MI.*a Idmisis relatively calm W.dauulsy sr the r 1004and burialoftbeflamboyedad c re., she nod Pakistan as prime MMAW hr 6% 41 IN BRIEF Figures on the dollar value of federal grants received by the city of Sanford made public by City Manager Warren E. Knowles' this week amounted to more than $51 million. Much of that total, however, came through In kind contributions rather than cash 'CAN DO' Ricky Brown, son of George and Barbara Brown of Thomas Drive, Casselberry, hands over seven sacks of aluminum cans collected by Cassel. berry Elementary School children to Morris Ruby of the Central Florida Chapter of American Diabetes Association. Ricky collected two of the sacks himself. Proceeds will go to research and education regarding diabetes. According to Ruby Seminole school children collected more than a ton of cans last fall which sold for more than $100 to benefit the association. NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) - TwAalm forces seized Entebbe vktaUy s,plud, cupt Ug.4s's major IMernatlonal abes't ON asred - M Amkr's NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) - 1vus b end Egy$len.% in Irri. Iu Lei it Always Cas h CAUELBERRY Forces Bombings In Cyprus Not 1"`MMq7 Capture Entebbe Airport - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. A t Nuclear Power Plant - - - -- - ------- $ANFOD PLAZA PENEY'$ -OPEN DALY 10 AM. TO 9P.M. 0 ----- - k A 3. . . - • . - . . ' - - -- -" • ---------- -I I,VV ---- — - .w r.uw. • �Evening 1111cluM Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, April 5,1979-SA (USPI hillS) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2111 or 831-9993 Thursday, April 5, 1919-4A She was a lady Ruth Henderson Sidluerland Gallagher yet Not and always outspoken. She bad" beliefs and Strong opn1ons. She had many hiends both within aid OutSide politics an4 she was a ocrat a lifelong Democrat. Anyone who talked wtthher for any leugthoftlmewaitold peon into the conversation that She was a Democrat. Blue left her mark on Snlno1e County. She was the flrdwoman - beck ln the l$i0,-to run for the of the DeIaid D&Me Bridge Club Born In MathvIlle1 Va., she had served as a hodeis In lstorIc Wllliam.brg and her roots were from old Virginia dock. Mrs. Gallagher, 72, of Sanford died this week and She will be sorely miseed by the many friends she left helthwi. - - Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GruRDAN0, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising D!rector 9 Home belivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, 118.50; Year, $30.00. By Mail: Week, 60 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. - "Please Don't Squeeze the Family" lathe name of the one.day workshop sponsored by the Central Florida Family end Marriage Aseoclatlon to be held from $ a.m. to 4:15 p.m., April 21, at the Winter Perk Presbyterian Church, 2105 Dimd.e, Winter Park. 1% keynote speaker Is Dr. Bull. Kessler, anther of the "American Way of Divorce." The program is designed for lay persona, health prateasionala, family law professionals and other disciplines Interested and involved In the family today. It offers potpourri of 34 workshops covering most aspects of family problems. Some of the workshop lost In the 745 ______ [hz - 2 _____ The U.S. Navy Needs More Ships The Clock By DONNA MTE8 county commission. Both times she Democratic primaries. She would have been a faitadic public servant If she had made It. During the 21 years she lived In S.cnlnole County, she: helped organize the Seminole County Demomitic: Women's Club, served on the local organized titles are: "Stop, lock, and lAden - Installing a Sound System in Your Home" with Ty Caine, M.A.; "How to Fight with Your Kids.. . and Win," with Lure, Nicholson; "Power, Power - Who's Got the Power?" with Maxine Cur; "The tfltlmte Solvent - Alcoholism: It Dlaolves Marriages, Families, Careers, FriendeNpi, Health, life" with Judith L Leeper; "Games Lawyers and Clients Play," with Thomas Gibson; "Going It Alone Within Marriage" with Philip A. Tate; "The Aftermath: Dealing with Divorce"wlth Dr. Kessler; "Suburban Addictions," with Dens Hansel R.N.; "Codody's Last Stand The Conciliation Court" with Judges Dominick J. 5.111 and Frank Orlando; "Remarriage and Blended Families" with But Bertram; "Holocaust. . Violence In the Family with IAwee Nicholson and Sue Pins; "Sexual Abuses of Children" with Sandy e Welco th here; was me Wagon club and served as Its first hostess a member of the lake Mary Home Demonstration Club; was an African Violet fancier and successfully grew the beautiful flowers; was a member ANGLEIWALTERS Legacy,* A . KENNETH HIRIAND Marine Gunnery Sergeant Ken. neth J. Hibbard, son of Gwen Mc. Cray of Of Camella Court, Sanford, has Oraduated from Drill Instructor School. During the demanding nineweek course at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S.C., which emphasized leadership by example, students gained the knowledge, command presence and in. Structional abilities to train newly. enlisted Marines. He was required to master all subjects taught during an liweofi recruit -training cycle, Including rifle marksmanship, close order drill, first aid and basic in. fantry tactics. He joined the Marine Corps In November 1968. Church. SUNDAY, APRIL $ Ballroom and round dancIig 8p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elcam boulevards, Deltona. MONDAY, APRIL ê Monday Maimers Toednsas$er, Clab,7:15 am., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, 7p.m.1 Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 am. and noon, Carlton Union KEVIN GREENE Navy Seaman Kevin J. Greene, son of Aden J. and Virginia E. Greene of 2013 French Ave.. and 301 Pine Winds Court, respectively, Sanford, has completed recruit training at the N a val ?,nI..., 'V Center, Orlando During the eight-week training cycle, trainees studied general military subjects designed to Prepare them for further academic and on- the-job training in one of the Navy's IS basic occupational fields. A 1977 graduate of Seminole High School, he joined the Navy in January 1979. Building, Stetson University; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Buford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. South Seminole LA, now, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. TOPS Chapter 799 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal lake and Country Club, lake Mary. Lakeview Middle School Advisory Committee, 7:30 P.m., at school. Altam.sto.8outk Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 pm., Waffle Stop, SR 438, Altamonte Springs. Delt.m Area Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 p.m. Sanford AlAsos, 8 P'm Vnfted, Methodist. Ciurchu, Oro,,, SEthrd AL, 8p.m., 1i W. First St. . ,.. •. ,..,,,,,. . .. ,,. Vance, aim JaV1t W)AV, APRIL10 WEDNDAY, APRIL U Woman's Club of Sanford Social Department's Annual Breakfast, Bridge and Canasta, 10:30 am., clubhouse, Oak Avenue. Reservations. "Cr1meVader" safety program, S a.m., Caaaelberry Branch Library, Seminole Plus for kindergarten through Rh grade. Presented by U. Beau Taylor of the Sheriff's Department. youth Prepams, Inc. Advisory Board, noon, Longwood Inn. GARY StAITIq WINDELL WYNN Spec. S Windell H. Wynn, of Sanford, is a member of the 197th Infantry Brigade which recently participated in cold weather training at Fort Drum, N.Y. The training was designed to test the unit's ability to conduct sustained cold weather nrrsn..e such as skiing and snowshoeing, unit maneuvers and vehicle and equipment maintenance. Wynn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wynn Jr.. 1001 West 10th St.. Sanford. He is a tank crewman with the Brigade at Fort Benning. He entered the Army in October 1971. He is a 1973 graduate of Seminole Junior College Adult HighSchool. - .---.---• ALSIRTO NEGRON Alberto Negron, whose wife. Mary, lives at 134 Lakeside Drive, Sanford recently was commissioned an Army second lieutenant upon graduating from the Officer Can. didate School, Fort Binning, Ga. During the 14.week course, stud ents were trained in leadership, small unit tactics and infantry weapons. They also received in. struction in map and aerial photograph reading and corn. munications. Mprnhe. F SLIC . Cop,qhl 1971) UNI$NINO $QutMI$ I4OMSI SINCI ISiS Pre-Grand Re-Opening 2S% off,q frA'/ce w,3 Wina'owFusI1.1,1 JW ow I SHARON CONRAD Navy Seaman Sharon M. Conrad, daughter of Eugene L. and Mary E. Conrad of 116 Laurel Drive, Sanford, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Orlando, Fla. During the eight- week training cycle, trainees studied general military subjects designed to pr epare them for further academic and on- the-job training in one of the Navy's IS basic occupational fields. A 1967 graduate of Seminole High School, and a 1969 graduate of Seminole Community College with an Associate of Arts degree, she joined the Navy in January 1979. RUTH STIlLS Ruth A. Steele, daughter of Mrs. Nancy J. Steele, 1503 Park Ave., Sanford, recently was promoted to REMEMBER - FREE DELIVERY Wm* Over 85 color and pattern combinations. 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During the ton- week training cycle, trainees studied general military subjects designed to Prepare them for further academic and on-the-job training leading toward their qualification in one of the Coast Guard's 26 basic oc. cupational fields. He joined the Coast Guard in January 1979. - WORLD Pvt. James A. Shannon, of San. ford, recently was assigned as a missile mechanic with the 3rd Air Defense Artillery at Fort Campbell, Ky. Shannon entered the Army In June 197$. He is a 1973 graduate of Seminole High School. kre You take It from there. Tried To Hide ___ IRIY'S JAMES SHANNON • Greater Sanford Chamber of Cemmeree quarterly directors meeting, 8 a.m., chamber building. A. .0- The First helps you help yourseff, Army specialist five while serving Negron entered the Army in as a cook supervisor with the 711th January 1977. The lieutenant Transportation Company in received a bachelors degree in 1976 Giesn, Germany. from Lyndon State College, Lyn. Steele entered the Army in donville, Vt. February 1976. She is a 1973 graduate of Seminole High School. JACK ANDERSON ___ of in The Service SATURDAY, APRIL 7 Sanford AL Women's Group, 2p.m., 1211 W. First St. Caselberry AL, closed, 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran ___ consomer buying in We W7S read profits to swell bo heacononytodayprsasd$cture-wing as welles strength evidence of we -The efloit to coidrol Wiatlun Is In everyone's bed met, waving or finger po4"g will ovam any and no amount one ua oranypoopefuefromthereapo"blIItyforew upon the ciokg rtraint in s own actions ad his mu Herald Photo by Tom Netsel L.ugwood LA, closed, $ p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Cub, 710 E. Rollins Ave. ____ 4-The fad that profits were Mgiuer led year then the year before proves nothing In the absence of Information as to the ievlofprofltslad Yaw, whithmuy he" beealew,aerm.1or %WW1. Delary Garden Club, 2 pm., DeBary Civic Center. Program on day billies. Sanford Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord (uuinley's Altamonte Springs. Senth Volusla Sert.ma, 7:30 am., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tuglewoed AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church. Arthritis,* Team Approach to you." Lake Mary United FRIDAY, APRIL$ 8ImoIe Community Coilege Players present "But. terflies Ale Free", 8 p.m., Fine Arts Theatre, through April e. By Phone - at Presbyterian Church have planted flowers in the churchyard in preparation for Easter. Even 2 1 2.year-old Jonathan Duryea of 251 S. Country Club Road got into the act planting marigolds with the assistance of Debbie Coleman of 500 Tangelo Drive, Sanford. DeBary Blood Bask blood drawing, 4-7 p.m., DeBary SCIENCE TODAY Profits Necessary oungsters Community Center. Each dinner will receive free chicken SSA Help Reminder FOR EASTER Jerry's Restaurant, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Community College players present "Butterflies Are Free", 8p.m., Fine Arts Theatre. Chinese Auction sponsored by PACE School, 7:30 ASC'*$IOtI Lutheran Church, Casselberry. Call 628- Getting ______ __ FL OWERS Young RePoNlem regular meeting, 7:30 p.m., VIEWPOINT Watergate fl.a Deltosa Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Pariah House, Enterprise. Those wishing additional Information may call 2954000 Ext. $5. One need look no further than recent headlines to augment the already persuasive case for the larger U.S. Navy required to safeguard this country's interests overseas. The fall of a pro-Western government in Iran, a buildup of Soviet arms and Cuban troops in nearby South Yemen, the Soviet-Cuban military presence ____ in Ethiopia, and increased Soviet arms shipments to Iraq all constitute a growing menace to the West's oil lifeline through the Persian Gulf and the Arabian Sea. The three U.S. flotilla in the Indian Ocean is patently inadequate to counter so great i threat. 4, But to reinforce the Indian Ocean squadron, the Navy would have to divert ships from either the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean or the 7th Fleet in the Western Pacific. Both fleets are already stretched WASHINGTON (NEA) - No matter how bug By Wh AM STEW thin. thsy'rehsre, Pr.ddentC.rtsrwd his Georgians / And now that the Soviets have begun using Cam will apparently never underdand the deep and Here's a federal agency averaging 54,284 Ranh Bay in southern Vietnam as a port facility for kuáradlcable was which Watergate left upon the ______________ phone calls daily. warships based 2,500 miles to the north at Washington ___ ____ That my sound like Someone lsburnlngupthe 0n1eYien1 Griffin Bell merely iroved Vladivostok, pressure on the U.S. 7th Fleet is wires. Well, you are. dramatically increased. The 7th Fleet's responThe phone calls go to the Social Security the Point "'wwith his bwnbllng bid to defuse the politically sensitive InvestIgatIon of Carter's Is Teleservice. SBA says it Is sibilities include protection of Japan's oil shipping pomut business the -them. delighted to field lanes, which skirt the Indochina peninsula within Teleservice a decade SSA began setting easy range of Cam Ranh Bay. Even Democrats symodbot to the prodded ago, first in Washington, next In Las Angeles Moreover, a permanent Soviet naval presence at ______ initially tried to Limit (which now has the nation's single biggest ____ ____ Cam Ranh Bay would pose a potential threat to the powers delegated to his chosen counsel, Theservice center). Today there are 31 Malacca Strait, the strategic choke point between Republican attorney Paul J. Curren on New Teleservice centers, In most major metropolitan the Western Pacific and the Indian Ocean. York, although only Senate Majority Leader At the moment, the U.S. aircraft carrier ConRobert C. Byrd had the courage to volce such Robert P. Bynum, an acting deputy corncrtcm open'y. stellatlon and five surface escort vessels are ml..lon,r of SSA, says 92 to 93 percent of all pe getting checks from SSA are within steaming in the Arabian Sea as a show of support Y kflOW he was asking for trouble - and Col Hill Republicans quickly gave it to him Teteservice range, meaning they can phone for Saudi Arabia's nervous, pro-Western governwithout paying a toll. Since more than 38 million With imifled howls of "double standard" and ment. But the Constellation is one of only two people get SSA-processed checks - Sup carriers permanently assigned to the Western p snetaJ Security Income (881) and Black lung Bell seemed genuinely startled and perplexed By JOHN MORGAN part of the teen approach, the patients are Pacific. It cannot remain indefinitely off the benefits u .IIftou to reUremuut, disability and the move RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) - While there Is no shuttled Into classes that allow than to 0ph1 Arabian peninsula, particularly now that the strvjvoro enefjtj- thatmewjaMoffolkscan '' for the nagging cruelty of arthritis, the their CflThCII eer1iiices In a group setting. community and In the press her.. To his credit, Soviets have dramatically expanded their Pacific get questions answered on the phone, free. UegeofVirasedanovi heactedqulcklytorepafrtheam.ie,draftthga Me Dr. Bruce Littman, head of Mcv's naval capabilities by settling in at Cam Ranh Bay, Bynum up nine of 12 raised by SSA charter which gives COWSI c therapy approach that helps patients better live rhewnataloglcsl division, said '10 percent of caners are sgvci onproblems the telephone, saving a magnificent natural harbor enhanced by $1 with their disease. virtually all of the power and authority learning to live with it Is knowing about the humendow amounts of time and energy. Arthritis, which respects no boundaries U It dRase. billion in U.S. military construction during the Watergate special proescudors previously EXAMPLE: If you're about to dart your first Vietnam war. ravaga the bodies of baMes and the elderly ' "Doctors are geared toward curing pogle loy'd. . ___ ___ lift Reassigning a me eve toe"ecat.pen*s -1 job, you must - have a Social Security number f 1P1th 1IM t *OrnSY isn.ral bun armd (assuming the job Is covered by Social Security, Unfortunately, say MCV staffers, many orthe disease, isma. Fleet in the Mediterranean would halve U.S. naval Washington - rather than Atlanta - five or iii Urft xuedie.ely bee they victims The of the MCV concept is that It U 94 of every 100 1k). U you're under 18, you years ago, he would never have made such a aren't made aware of ways to make their lives educates as It gathers the often disjointed give your strength deployed in support of NATO's already name and address to the Teleservice miutep to beGIn W weak southern flank. raprese*dlve and SSA will mall you the NEW. T trestmed discipHass into we Bell's gaffe was merely the latest In a series What all this means is that the United States Although medical advances have made m necessary form and Instructions on how to fill It it eonuinlfled by the Carterites since their arrival Inroads against arthritis' debilitating effects, Navy needs more ships and it needs them quickly. approach that's appilcalge at any out. You follow the instructIons, mall back the "'s ft an an In WMNI. said. "you form and you'll get your Social Security card In MCV team has evolved the doctrine that comnumity hospital In the U.S.," Because the Carter administration has not yet seen he ii., PIMSnt Carter to medicine, even when combined with basic don't need the mifiLocu, of dollar, a major the mall (If you're 18 or over, you have to do this fit to recommend an appropriate expansion of the secretary Jody Powell, rather badly therapy.Is nd treatment enough. medIcalcent.rlikeJchas Hocklns has to make ft irtperion.). fleet, we can only hope that Congress will examine bobbled their first tist under fire when they utati counselor saraii ui. herself work." "In any month," Bynum said, "we get about the Navy's present difficulties and draw the logical allowed the Bert lance affair to drag on for the 100,000 calls about checks not arriving on time." before severing Use with an artiritis victim who made a dramatic In a recent poop therapy sessions, young a,ul intlt$ summer of WI7 conclusions as It considers the fiscal year-1980 comeback from being bedridden with the disease old artheltis suiferers were joined by spouses for One way to avoid this Is to authorize electronic former budget director defense budget. as a tan-ager, believes treatment of the "whole a discussions of the disease's impact on their transfer of your benefit straight from SSA to First there was Carter's fervent and patlud" - including therapy for the patient's fnIlIu your bank account. premature expression of undying confidence In family - Is a key to making the victims' lives Richmond resident Walden Hunter, aged and Teleservice Is only one facet of 'ipush to Lance - which sounded, to Wathigton ears - beuabl.. whselchalrboimd, waved a hmdful of gnaried reach the public. MA abaIpi 1,300 offIces like the echo of another pr4's equally She helps coordinate a wide rang, of MCV fingers cladinak Owid the country to handle more Complex misdirected praise of Messrs. Hsldamaq and resources that greet uftWl affirm In unison mUk boft jaschs. questions, and it operates nearly 3,400 "contact ElvlIchmaui. When the report was p'wd that businesspWb had U they afar the doors of the A.D. Williams "My wife Is good abed doing for me, but, stations" to which local MA offices send sowed In the last quarter of iast year, tie reaction was obock Then tier. was Jody Powell's attempt t plant Clinic, a facility that caters to the Indigent and sometimes She forgets. She'll rub me down but repasentsitives twice a week, twice a month or, with a Qdcago newspaper mtound,d and the aged. and dismay. a1Io1a=ddmdwwiIldropiJmdftptftd4. In very remote places, perhaps once a month. untrue remers about use of Lance's chief critics, was the word used by the prai' jnflfj The crowded, noisy hallways of the facility Bid 1 know she don't mean me no " Schedules for such visits normally are posted in GOP Sm. Charles a Percy of IUIuioIs The prees belie the underlying team order that Is the flghtei, Al fred Kahn. Not because profits were n.eeirlly too Others in the room, some of them illiterate, post Oces and other public places. Z h1 but because the report would make it dlMcfl to peremd. 1t011 - and a cornerstone of the MCV approach. nodded their head In agreim, tMn,1g But for darters with a Social Security (or MI ciwsiened Powell was forced to epoloØ. labor unions to hold down dmmds ___ nW As the Urns of patients wait their turns to or Medicare) question, moat people should vl"dlar anperleaces. i141 The of UI Attorney David Mardon doctors who will pr.ecrths medicines for them, a &me elementary observations can be muds, although we Ruby sldesws, an elderly wem in a Consult Tuleservice. The phone niunber Is the In Philadelphia following a telephon, call to the physical therapist screens them to set op special flowered , spike op. "You don't expEct them to be accepted at face vales by .vwyese. 01al Security AkninlstrMion's number In your gut to feeling ad i'4 by a Democratic congremuan under aurdas programs for acidag jikdr Referrals aid sony for yoursuif bscause you -There Is nothing Ithereitly evil In profits. They a' the fuel phone book , and you'll find MA listed both by can't uee your Invafigatlon by Macdon's ce ,wes asiether we made to mdrltlonists and occupational limbs the way you w so," that keeps wheels of our ept"'c system tvalag. Abut` itself, under "8," and under "U.S. Governments doW't make a profit cuu'ut afford to increas, wages er buy the blunder that veteran of the WMiMe .ra thiup4da and social workers. ler w, "Bid If you can keep your Dopaitniii* of Health Education and Welfare." wouild __ have m&6. And, in wit MCV cl'Ws an invaluable mind seWed, WE a peat help Ww men _ . -shin THURSDAY; .,j Overeater, Anoeym,a, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Caselberry. 00 S'minole Chapter 29 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, 01 Sanford. RIG. 129.9$ REFRIGERATOR $8800 BY HOYPOINT WITH FULL WARRANTY - RIG. $29.91 45800 1 ' C' _ __ All Items Subject To Prior Sal. __ p 17 . ,' :'4 • a .. ______ . ''t . . Pill SIT-UP rr'snt 311 French ___ 4$4'j-., :.•'• Sanford . . Sim We decided not to see 'The Warrlos' Henry might go on rampage.' a I S '- -----..A - .- -- ----- ----_.. - ------•• -_---•.--•.•e... .• - -..-t.. 1 • - . - • r *. '•- .. . - Aves ft Ph. 322.1611 - STORE HOURS MON. THRU SAT. iOO TO 3s30 PUNI5HINU SOUTHERN HOMES SINCE 1888 1100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD 11 - LI 322•7953 �. - . Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. SPORTS A-Evining Herald, Sanford Fl. Thursday, Aprils, im M alor League Baseball -a. - Mall, Leaus Standings Press International National I.eagvi East W L PcI. OS Philadelph 0 0 .000 Pittsburgh 0 0 .000 0 Chicago o o coo o teal Sy United - 81 United Press International over the Reds in the season the game during an eight-nun "Some of the things we did The big Inning for San Fran- Auerbach on Jack Clark's Seaver wouldn't mind if he Inning single an Infield Opening Day became a opener. second inning for the Giants. today you're supposed toget out cisco began with singles by grounder, Darrell Evans never saw It again. grounder up the mükile In dismal failure for the Qncln"It was just a bad day," said San Francisco sent 11 batters to of your system down in spring Mike lyle, who also hornered, smacked a run.produciág In Wednesday's other game, three at-bats In his debut with niti Reds Wednesday when Seaver, who atrtgled to a 16-14 the plate to end Seaver's day and Marc Hill. Seaver's single. When Bench gathered In Larry Cox belted a California, but was overshadthteetlme Cy Young Award- record last season. "It's not and ruin John McNamara's "I'm sure opening day Jitters throwing error allowed lyle to a late throw to the plate on the homer and Leon Robertsowed by Cox and Willie Horton, winner Tom Seaver was easy to explain. Ijtit pitched debut as Cincinnati manager. played part," said McNama- score and one out later, Bill play, he fired the ball Into left snapped a3.3 tie with atwonm Horton homeredoff garter and touched for six hits and seven badly and we played badly. It's The Reds didn't help them- ra. North's infield out scored Hill. field trying to nail Clark at blast In the sixth iflJ4, giving loser Frank Tanana, who laate& rum inl2-3innings. a crummy way to garL I'd like selves with five errors, one by Vida Blue, who appeared to Whitfield then laced ai RBI third, allowing two more runs to Seattle a 5.4 victory over 52.3 innings while sWT61der1fl, The San Francisco Giants, to have a solid excuse, but I Johnny Bench that allowed two be weakening during the single, advanced to second on score. California in the American all of Seattle's runs. looking like strong contenders don't." rims to score in the fatal seventh Inning, got his second Seaver's wild pitch and scored Mon-Seattle reliever John Mon "We've haven't seen League season opener. f6f6r the National League West Terry Whitfield stroked a second. wind and went the distance for on Bill Madlock's nm-scoring anything like that inning all Seven-time AL batting chazn tague pitched 6 2-3 Innings of title, romped to an 11-5 victory single - one of his four hits In Bench said disgustedly, the Giants to record the win. single. After an error by Rick spring," add McNamara. pion Rod Carew had a third. two-bit relief to pick up the wlni He waFted two and struck out - ..• - - - "PliyLcally,I feel real good now, said Montague, WhOW underwent surgery in Decem-. ber for removal of a painful hip tumor. Rick Miller had a tlree.rtm homer off starter Glenn Abbott In the third liming after Brian Downing and Rance Mulliniks singled. The Mariners tied the score, 3-3, when Horton hit a solo homer to right in the fourth. In Wednesday exhibition' games,-Baltimore trimmed St. Louis, 64 Minnesota edged Philadelphia, 5-4, and the Chicago White Sex dumpedPittsburgh, 10-7. -- -- • Case Of Pride, Prestige .. EW YORK (UP!) Ballplayers always say the some thing. U V they ever become ma na gers, they say, they'll make sure to treat èIr players the same way they always wanted to be treated. p1ipiayers always say that and immediately forget it as soon . they're made managers. George Baniberger, though, Is one of the exce*fons. As a pitther for 18 years, most of which he spent at the Triple A level, although he did have a couple of cupiii of coffee with the New York Wants and Baltimore Orioles, Bamberger came to appreciate what Opening Day means to a ballplayer. As manager of the Milwaukee Brewers, he came to realize how , even more important It was for a ballplayer's sense of pride, lense of security and sense of prestige for him to be In the Opening Pay lineup. And being aware of that, he decided to do something about Don Money. Money, approaching 32 and one of the graybeards among the -• uthful Brewers, had one of his finest seasons ever lad year with ki Milwaukee. Along with 3O doubles and 4 homers, hehadelgtg ; pine-winning RBI; advanced 56 percent of his runners and ... . -. played second base, shortstop and third base as well as first base when Cecil Cooper broke his leg, finishing up with a .293 average • ftermakIngtheAll.StarteamInJuly. • -5 One way or another, Batnberger made up big mind to him ., •, vito the Opening Day lineup today against the world champion Yankees. But where? Ah, that ITMI a tough question. Noy Rovers gets word from coach Donald Carter, follows with ke y hit. However, where there's a will, there's a way and Bamberger finally found a way to get everybody, Including Money, In today's neup.H did tt Simply Molitor designated ra4 C in,r,ekr12 1AH1 sr san Ieang !econid spot an d play i6adw beat. "I understand what he did and I appreciate it,,, said Money, who b eenhas around the big leagues 12 years now. "I've played seven or eight managers since I've been In baseball, but never - who seems to undçdand his players, who communicates Georg s with them, any better then George :Bainberger, the American League Manager of the yew WA - - -. - . •. • - •. The Miami Amigos left Sanford Wednesday beading for Miami to launch a new era In. baseball The Amigos defeated the University of Florida, 8.0, sown In his first year with the Brewers, sold the whole thing was George's managed just two In other league games, Jack Gailey were the only hits for pitcher, striking out eight while relief an Flagship Bank evened Tuesday evening with Wayne no" big deal. hits Wednesday, but combined Praiser Ford boosted Its record George's. walking 12. Its record at 1.1. and Jim Tyrone blasting home Brewers' General Manager Harry Dalton was the one who them with a dozen walks to to 2.0 with a 17-7 win over Galley, the winning pitcher, Brian Ashcraft of Atlantic While Miller and Knight were rims. picked Bomberger to manage the Brewers. The two worked produce a 134 win over Atlantic American Produce Exchange hurled the first three timings Bank was the gun's top hitter cooling the Seminole Petroleum Miami will compete In the t4iether at Baltimore, Dalton In the front office and Bomberger Bank In the Sanford Little (APEX), while Flagship Bank and allowed just four hits while with a double and single in bats, Flagship batters were Inter-American League, also a0he Orioles'pitching cc&* and after Ala Grammas wasfired American League. Both legims outlasted Seminole Petroletim, striking out seven. three trips to the plate. banging out 10 hits. Miller led comprised of Latin-American si Brewers' manager at the end of the 1977 season, Dalton were 1.0 going Into the contest. 13-7. Guy Warmack was the losing the hitting attack for the win- franchises in Caracas,' s$ected Bomberger to come work In Milwaukee. paos ______ George's scored three runs In peeo Andrea Williams and Bruce nera with a double and a triple, Maracaibo, Paninia City, San FLAGSHIP As i H '!Handling people, I think, Is the secret of managing, and I had PITROLIUM Se ers com ned f a thT5 Al U Is the first and two each In the SANK 42 ll bi or e- while Knight and Eddie Korgan Juan and Santo Domingo. AllIs $in George do that successfully for years at Baltimore," Dalton W.McCIssd Wlm.ms 44 AS I II PlUSeS 1 second and third to jump In UI?II 3 II hitter for Jack Prosser Ford. slapped two singles apiece. W.m The Amigos spent two and • Jssss 4 I GrIll. II. II etplained. "I sa w him handle _____ fellows like Jim Palmer, Mike , front 7.0. Atlantic Bank cut the , tsa 4$ ai Mcrn.1 3 S The pair also paced the team one-half weeks of spring J. MCClssd I 4 Grlffiø $SsIflUSd U$llar, Dave McNally, Pat Dobson and Mike Torres, and I as cncsss, Marvin i , offensively as they scored three Killlngsworth had ' margin to three runs with two In cairnm 23 ii ns.. i • ___ We could handle other ballplayers as well, even though he had rime aiAece. WIllLarrw blasted both hits for Seminole training In Sanford. The dub .ir.cai i e s, the fourth and two In the fifth, P.Mllli, 3 flsrsUSI opens at home ned Wednesday H. KUSiS 3 $ licleylU 3 niver managed before. 0 but George's scored six fifth i . two doubles and a home rim In Petroleum, a double and night lUds kill z a i..., 45 LssSsr 55 agalut panama City. " "It'i not jint a matter of teaching someone how to hold your MsklU*ictl2S i.ca. four trips to the plate and single. II K -*I is timing rims on just one hit and Nvss C. KUSs I S S Orsy S TeSsis 1s73 Sellers slapped a double and a cwve ball ocworinngofl his rdeaa.poim,ft'sa matter of usIi w CrscksIl put the game on ice. I S S $S I ATLANTIC Miller I 31 TilsIs c$nfldence, tablli'dzig the right discipline and understanding "'U asos.ii si single. Jo Jo MCQOUd, 1S.. A leadoff single by Noy TsrwSNs,s, I ii SANK o'K.lI.v pople. George is able to do all those tlth15. To me, managing Is TeSsis Ilnwi,d a AS =red four s u is rims, I N myers Rivers in the first Inning and a Tofgl' v 13 Is is I IV$3 $1 1 $s,, oöIy an extension of being a pitching coach. A pitching coach has $43 4-" sIxth Liming single by William P1*51. ls* fIrst hinLi homer and walked p " Ilairds.. II I. 53-i) AP EX . ie 1.-i AiSrSN SiMiseSsPeSveSs.m 3) iq fellows under him; a managorhas*" $21 $3-i three times. S• s,$5 $5 kii AI Neum Pat Rothn and Robed 1111"We" see. Snbio1, High eriçted for 11 Matt" Griffin both homered for Jesus low" am woo, Si APEX. , 'S Mess ,,s never headed Wednesday nIgi ___a 32 and Grace Saners and Winds Steinke claimed first had • posting a runaway 17.7 victory M. :S Freklck Mill's allowed JiM Sill plce In Wednesday's blind Eloise Hunt had 34'. In baseball Ovif Spruce Crssk. S IsseSs, • , one ti't wore being relieved b3 Tilels liii h4lf'handlcap women's golf Alice Putter paced C F1* Juan Dsslbs and Ri____ ck Wails Horacel(nlglit in thef fth, tornainent at Mayfair Country with a 32, followed by Martha bed t" hits each AlSill INS $3 $IS. 4 Knight Allowed W In In .lbb, boding rlmrierup Mary Henry, DottIeE.ukuandJds m.-is while George Porsig, Mik Aim Williams, 33 to 34 Stalls Elain half a point bei"d Wright and Chris G1Um AM Cooper Tranaportauon Boka was half a point behind In ether games at PInehurst victory. Lee had two aiuig,,, a combined for a two-hitti wlle Grace Sayles, Margaret Fran Reins won D Flight with mrvtved a baSIS. rim barrage Field Friday night, Howard double and triple while Don Spruce Crssk 1 Bqtts and Ada O'Neill tallied 33%. JiM half a point better by Ovisdo Auto Parts to po a Mobil clouted Cardinal Cauueaux banged out two conatt Sam 36. than the scar, posted by Carol 13-10 victory In an earlyieesrjn Industries. 15-7; and Strom- singles and a horn. rim. John A Al I SIN is B Flight, Rita Findell won Nelson, ?4sude Butler and Sea matchup Of Sanford Met ro berg-Carlson outlasted Boggs and W Rich also had Ssver ii leslie 3 PI $4 ISIUN 5 WV) 31% while iouJse Doolittle Hunt. Softball League powuhoi Whlghmn Furniture, 7..t these hits. Dsesue is I. 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Tops Mayfair Gals AAA Cooper, Howard, in Strom berg Seminole Rollicks ______ - ___ - Softball _ ____ ___________ - - . 0 .000 - ___ ____ ___ ___ Jesus, GOFFOflC Prevail By 154 ____ - __ -_ ____ . ____ -- ____ '..., S fl • _____ ____ ; 55 :: -, :;: ___ _____ - _____ _____ _____ MleSIN _____ ____ . ______ ____ .- ____ - ____ - - - . 55y5 - : L.a .•-.----.--•----------.---.. 5•----_ ----__ ___ . -- -.5. -'!' - - _____ . m ______ _____ - - _____ Qfl•2217.20;T(1.2.4) 161.20. TIme 31.51. Second Race, S-b, C: S Trlppi Scott 30.10 21.10 6.10 3 Frankie Mae Bee 36.60 10.00 S Wright I is 5.60 DO (1.5) 159.00; 0 (3.5) 131.40; P (53) 425.10; T (3.3.3) 1.553.60. Time 31.10. Third Race, 5-14, 6 Lill Patty 13.20 6.60 3.10 S Pincolata 2.50 2 60 1 Time Box 3.20 - By United Press international Wednesday Baseball - - - - •..', Fa'l'rbanks Predicts - New Colorado Era Pro Basketball - - - - - - - . - - Crooms Halted - - SHS Girls Roll - L W! i." 3 April: S Her-nan 1 Echiniz 13.00 740 5.40 12.00 3.10 1.50 0(3-3)15.31: P (3-$)3374I;T(3.$. Ten*Gmo I Vlcandi.Diaga 1410 4.10 Is 4 lsisa.Anleta 5.00 4.10 a OscarMandiola 4.10 0(1.4) 1445, P(1.4) 99.31, 1(1.43)11* 1 mimosa*Same . ... 4 OSunInso.IadIoie 16115.20 3.40 2 Carase-Picina 4.50 Is 3 Arano-Marella 315 0(24) $5.15; P (4.3) 7430;7(4$. 3)191* PISINI NIGHTLY 1P.M. MATINEES: -S . - 1I Tiraflsac,,ofls ransac tions .. Twslf*Sami I Oscar-Sadisla 13154.25645 7 0401i-D4ga 540340 1 Aprais.1.wlque - A-Ll00:N500s5139,$30. Dog Racing waos,soavMA'rrnsu Pssttlmel:Ilp.m. ALL NEW $4 PWsl ones 145.Ds Franks *1455.40 310 SAierYsOesq ALL 11 RACI$ Theriday Ladles' Nte /N1FOORLRIO Q(I 3.55 I($-311345;T(5-5-1)NS.55. TINS "At Cussed las 141. Cl S Alert's Niece 515 IS 545 - 1 Ca 746 440 4* n 40115: 's(e.0 VIAL Tim 310. he.III.Ms ___TIled $ AhhessAccrecy 015 ISIS 1355 4CetNn$esIt SWI1Il 5llt UUI'sTiSIS-fl$-lIuS 3.411* Fil TV" T51IIC44 Set TritstIaWSisI .5 $AN,OS0O.LA$O0 NEW MATINIS 16 Is 4.25 0(I.7)3Lii: P11.7) 11111"s 7(1.7. 4) 155.15. Men. .Wed..so. ____ _____ - - - Cincinnati Suspended pitcher Pedro Borbon for two days. Pittsburgh Recalled outfielder Matt Alexander from Portland and not four players to its Pacific Coast League farm club - pltchirs Al Holland and Gene Psntj, catcher Harry Safewright and infIelder (5-4) 14.00; P (6-5) 43.30; 1 (4-S. Kantix tltv (I u.ry Hargis. .rg,s. 7) 94.25. Time 31.39. 5:33 P.M. Philadelphia Sent infielders Fourth Race,$.14,D: Friday's Games Rudy Meoli and Jim MorrIson to 4 Superoo 4.60 3.40 2,60 Texas at Detroit club's minor league camp in 2 Kink Day 3.60 3,10 Calif. at Seattle, night Clearwater, Fia., for reassignment. 6 Shes Victorious 5.00 M at Oakland, night St. Louis Added minor-league 0 (24) 11.20; P (4-2) 24.00; T (4-2'Jica90 at Ball, night outfielder Mike Dimmei to roster 4)75.50. Time 32.0$. and reassigned pitcher Rob Dressier Fifth Race, 5-14,1: to Seattle's farm team at Spokane 2 0. Liss 10.50 13.20 4.60 I Kalkikan 4.30 3.00 Soccer 7 Road Two DENVER (UP!) An o Fairbanks spoke before a New York Apollo (ASL) Signed 0(2-4)56.20, P (3-4)45330 1(2-4. apologetic Chuck Fairban NIA Standings mINlelder John Nm. ks, crowded room of reporters 1) 447.00. Time 31.52. By United Press International Pennsylvania Stoner-s (ASL) declaring the controversy over Wednesday as he formally 5.14,A: Sixth Race, Eastern conference Signed midilelder Art Napolitano. 2 JivinJake 5.60 3.60 2.30 In his coldraCtobllgatlo(lJtO the accepted the head coaching Atlantic Division New Jersey Americans (ASL) 3 Rebel Drummer 3.50 6.00 NFL New W L Pct. GB Signed midfielder Ed Kelly and 5 Billion England Patriots, reins of CU, located in nearby 4.60 x-Wash 54 25 .451 Juan Cantillo and forward Carlos confidently predicted a new era 0 (24)11.40; Boulder. P (2-3) $1.0Q T (2•3Phila 16 34 W5,11 Vetasqtjsz S) 112.00. Time 31.32. of football superiority for the New Jrsey 34 4 •S 1. Hia loflg..,valted appearance Aran*-Gerardo io.so seventh lace. 4tu I 5.60 New York University of C 31 50 .353 24 01011` 1 1140 under was assured earlier this week 3 Duran Isidro 7 LL.'s BObert 5.00 6.50 4.40 3.00 his Boston 20 31 .3S4" 24 leadership. (3-5) 4 30 1 (4-2-3) 444.31 4 Chatelaine when 3.60 2.60 an out-of-court settlement Central Division Second Game 2 Manatee Norma "All of this whole matter Is was reached In a three-month 3.60 W L Pet. 01 1 TranlDiaa ii 11.00 4.20 3.00 0(4-7)11.65, P (7.4) 43.20; 1 (7-4- behind us now," he said. "But San Anton 47 33 5 .e contract dispute between the 4 oaidos.*rca 4.40 1.50 2)111.30. Time 35.99. Houston 44 33 .557 2½ 3 trusts Isidre you can mark this down we Patriots and CU officials. 4.20 Eighth Race, 5-14, I: Atlanta 44 36 .330 3 0(1.4)41.21: P (1.4) 143.25 1(1.4- 4 Wright Empire 15.00 1.30 440 will win. I don't know how long Clevelnd Patriots' owner William Sul30 so .373 17 ) .2• 1 Disay Dully 3.30 3.10 it will take, but It will Detroit 29 50 .367 17½ happen." Uvan had vowed to enforce '5rd Gems $ B. Jimmie 3.50 New Orins 24 $1 .323 21 3 EnsIque 11.00 1.20 10.00 Q(14)33.40;P(4-1) 161.70;T(4-IFairbanks' contract after the Western conference 5 Vicandi 1.20 6.00 3) 511.55. Time 31.11. Midwest Division coach last December An. 4 Paco 5.50 Ninth Race, ~. 1: W L Pct. OS nounced he was resigning to Q(s4)sL,e(ss)3,$a,T( 45 1 Nancy's Best 4.00 3.00 2.20 Kan City 44 31 .375 6)3,155.41. S Honey Scott 5.00 acce pt th 3.20 Denver e CU coaching job. 45 31 .570 ½ The Crooms High girls softFe"Sims 4 Femme Fatale 2.50 Indiana 463 9 The settlement calls for the 37 43 4 Duran-Olano ball team dropped a 10-1 verdict 0(1.3)17.40; P (1-5)3310; T ().5. Milwauke 3741 .457 9½ 1 lrusta-Pradera 16.50 6.50 5.40 f o ot ba ll team booster club 5.60 1.10 6) 45.30. Time 35.53. Chicago to Klsalznmee Wednesday at25 51 .343 17 2 Hernan.Oastill Tenth Race, 3.50 TA: to pay Sullivan $200,000 and Pacific: Division ternoon. Crooms entertains Fairbanks to a (1.4) *.$#1P (4.1) 114.55; 1(4.1. 3 Va Zoom 44.50 13.60 3.10 W 1. Pc?. 01 2)344.4,. relinquish claims Dr-if's East Tavares In a 3:30 do ubleheader 3.20 3.40 Seattle 31 29 .435 for d ef Gems erred payment of 2 Shredder Phoenix 4.00 today. 45 30 .430 1½ Gastl Echanl: 11.00 5.40 350 0(3-1)5245; P (3-7) 452.31; T 13-i. $106,000 from the NFL club. Los Mg 45 34 .370 5½ 6 Oscar GoIrl 6.50 4.40 2) 76445. Time 31.35. Portland The Patriots, in exchange, 4$ 35 .363 6 I Mutilla-Gondra 710 EleventhRace,S.16,S: San Diego 42 31 .335 5 agreed to drop its breach of Q(S-6)II.IS;P($4)W.N;y(Sa. $ ManateeSleve 3.00 4.30 3.40 Goidsi St. 36 44 .430 15 5) 3 Enola 5.50 4.40 contract suit against CU. x-chi.cSed division tttle Sixth Gem* 2 Wild McCoy 7.10 Widneiday's RisiNs Fairbanks, 45, whom the 7 Vicandi.Arca 30.00 4.50 410 0(3.1)36.55: P (5-3) 12.55; T (5-3The Seminole High girls Washington 143. Boston 119 5 SaraDiagall 6.00 1.30 211145.45. Time 31.37. P atriots six years ago lured Phila 121, Houston 120 softballteaxn Used the long ball away 2 Carasa.peri LOS Twelfth Race, 14,C: from his head coaching Indiana 102, Cleveland 95 0(57)41., 55 P (7-1)155.15; T (7-5. 4 1. Room 13.30 6.40 1.20 to sound advantage Wednesday Atlanta 115, Milw 130 i job at Oklahoma University, ) 3 1-Allspice 12.60 3.00 afternoon, besting Mainland by K.C. 113, Los Mg 111, at $svse* said he S Christy Fellas to the adftement 1.20 a 12.0 score on home rim San Anton 113, New Jrsey 102 3 NamonIadloia Same s by 5.10 440 4.00 0(3-4)137.45; P (4.3) 317.40:1(4. Phoenix 100, Pofllind 95 because the dispute was 7 Mutlllelnrque 420 110 3.1$ 1,431.25. Time 35.19. Jackie Gum, Ui Gum, Julie Seattle 113, San Diego 107 becoming Increasingly expen4 Zsl.0iga 4.30 A 2,434; Handle $31,112. Boyles and All Harper. Thenday's Oases 0(3.7)41.41:P(3.7) 117.lS;T(3.7. sire. at New York 447.40. Detroit at Now Orleans BMW Same Friday's Games 4 lelde-Badela 7.10 3.40 4.00 Denver- at Soston 1 Gestl-Gast III 6.50 Is 6 Apraiz.Rodoifo 140 Q(14)27.31;P(4.)) 130.15:7(41. 4) 413.50. MInIS Same ____ ______ Herald Photo by Tom Netsel - '.flJ'.vv V U Oakland o ½ Kansas City 0 0 .000 ½ California 0 1 .000 1 Wednesday's Resell Seattle S. Calif I Today's Games (All Times 1ST) Milwaukee (Caldwell 23.) at New York (Guidry 23-3), 2 p.m. Cleveland (Wise 9-19) at Boston (Eckersley (20-11I) , 2 p.m. Toronto (Underwood 6-14) at ,. - , V - _ • .' - - ___ -- - That's a stopwatch Renee hughes of the Sanford Recreation Department is checking out as she makes preparations for the road race and 10,000-meter run scheduled in Sanford on 'slav 12. Some nine hopefuls have signed up so Far, and runners interested in joining the field may bring their $5 .'nlrtfan •. ,i. recreation department at City (hail and sign up. The races are cosponsored by the Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis Club. - ______ t)avisHom.rK.ys Fat Boy's SIGNUPS - - - B '. ..L A p, Prtcir Pro Hockey . •cI Amigos. Head South. MARATHON 1) ISS.30. Time 31.51. Sixth Race, 5-14, A: 4 Manatee Bandit 10.60 630 450 2 Alert's Sug or 6.20 3.00 7 Norm C. Eckert 2.10 24.30; P (4-2) 117.50:1 (-7)149.30. Time 31.71. seventh Race, 5.14, C: c - . Calif 003010000-4 41 Seattle 020102OQ*-310. Tanana, Clear (6) and Dow. fling; Abbott, Montague (3) and Cox. W-MOntague (1.0). L-linen. (0•1). HR$-ClflJ,, Miller (1); Seattle, Roberts (1), Cox (1). Horton (1). Herald Pliitii by Tim Netsel Q (26 11.40; P (42) 32.20; T .a. FOR - - 5, TIME - 081 101000-11110 Sin Frn 001310000-3 95 Cinci Blue and Hill. Sea ver, MoIkau (2), Capilla (3), Tomlin (4), Pastors 17) and Bench. W -Blue (1.0). L-Seaver (0.1). HIs-San Francisco, IvIt (1). ' •'i_•• S For Playoffs ' L --. - • 1 Legacy iso 5.10 S 0(1.2) 22.40; P (2.1) 74.40; T (213)552.40. Time 31.77. Fifth Race 3.14, 0: 6 Proud Affirmed 6.00 3.60 3.20 2 Cam 460 3.50 1 Corici 2.50 ' . - - Atlanta at Detroit Cleveland at Hov Milw at leip, Orleans h1a at Indian. Washington at Chicago New Jersey at Kin City Portland at Golden St. Seattle at Los Angeles San Diego at Phoenix April 1979-7A -5 By United Press International points and blocked eight shots A few months ago, the word to help assure the defending champion Bullets of the around the league was that league's best record this MIst. Sta ndings Philadelphia 76ers were a y United Press Internatlajial on the decline. Ca mpbell Conference St. Louis 0 0 But now, as playoff time Pacers 103 Cavaliers 95: Patrick Division P4gw York Mike Bantom and Billy 1 Arron 5.50 5.60 3.40 draws near, the Sizers have to w I. I Pt,. West 3 Barons Proper Knight scored 19 points each to xNY lslndrs 10.40 3.20 4 W L P t. 0$ be regarded as a real contender 2 Bet Go yPhhia 5.20 39 2313 San Frnc$c di ana to a victory over 1 01.000 34.00; P (1.3) 39.10: 1(1.3- to win the championship they lift In yNY Rangrs 10 2711 L5S Angeles i 00 ½ Cleveland. 2)332.40. Time 32.05. ½ yAtlanta were expected to capt ure 5 Sqn Diego • o Hawks 118, Bucks 109: Eighth Race, 5-14, 5: Smythe Division ston 0 o eac h of the last two seasons. 7.60 4.00 6.00 W I. T Pts. • Hard Crash Atlanta Terry Furlow scored 2o points 0 0 .000 ½ JulIus Erving helped the Mercury Scott x-Chicago 10.40 3.20 25 3515 71 Cincinnati o i .000 to lead Atlanta to Its 15th GHS Topper yVancuvr 17.10 76ers to their 1(h 23 4212 Wednesday's Resell 0 esday night, slam. consecutive home victory. (SI) 22.40; P US) 45.40; 1 Louis (1-5ii 4912 14 San Fran 11 Cinci s games Wedn 4S4.40. Time 31.71. Colorado is $310 10 Today's Probable Pitchers Kings 115, Laken 111: mlng in a dunk shot with one Ninth Race, s., 5: Wales Cen$ii', (Last year's records In parenSam Lacey scored four points 2 Big Favor Norris Division 6.60 3.60 3.00 second remaining to Uft ?pilp. MOM) Agil 30 seconds with less than 13.60 5.60 W L I pis. (All Times 1ST) delphla to a 121-12o victory over in Wright Haven 3.50 31 1411 113 three minutes remaining in New York (Zachry 10.4 or xMontresl 0(2-3) 23.20; P (2-3) 125.70; 1 (2•3- the Houston Rockets. 35 30 13 Span 9-4) at Chicago (R. '5'ibh seven seconds remalovertime to give Kansas City its all.. Time 31.72. y-Los Ang With 33 3411 77 Rpuschel 14.15), 2:30 p.m. Erving victory over Los Los Washington Tenth Race, 5-14, A: Angeles. 23 4015 41 San Diego (Perry 214) at ning, Moses Malone and $ Legal Hassel Detroit 6.00 2.50 2.20 22 4016 60 Angeles (Hooton 19-10), 4 p.m. jump Spurs 110$ Nets 103: 2 Real Estate 340 2.10 were face-to-face for a Adams Division Fridays Games George Gervin scored 30 3 C. Surfer w t. i i.io ball that Malone controlled. Montreal at Pittsburgh ints to help San Antonio po X.BOIton 0(2-5)5.30;PU2) 10.I0;T( 5 .2-3) 42 2214 90 Phila at St. Louis. night Calvin Murphy, attempting $3.40. Time 31.94. y- Buffalo 2715 in San Fran at CInci, night save the ball from going out of cl ch at least a tie for the y•Toronto Eleventh Race 5-14. C: 13 7, Atlanta at Houston, night 7 Boston Sherry Minnesota 11.60 4.00 310 bounds, 21 3911 It toward Rick Central Division crown. San Diego at Los Mg, night Suns 2 Bendixon Trail Blazers 95: xcllnched divisi 5.30 5.10 ios, on Barry. Henry Bibby stepped American eague 3 Circus y-clinched picy.n se.m 3.00 MvanAdamsscoredsjiofi last of Wednesday's Isselts Q(27)2S.25,P(7.2)229.20:T(;.2. front Barry spotted 18 points durIng a 14-0 tear t. Pd. 3)354.30. Time Atlanta 3, NY Rangers 3 ErVing going forAnd the bas t. midway t kesaid New York 00 hrough the fourth Twelfth Montreal Race, ½, 0: 4, Detroit 1 eoston Nobody contested 0 me," 3 Manteca Grady 5.50 10.e0 5.10 Boston 3, Toronto 3 quarter that launched Phoenix Mllwauke S WyCilif DeeDee Chicago ?. Minnesota 1 5.10 3.20 Erving. "It was just a matter of over Baltimore o or P tland. 1 Man atee Hallie 2.60 beating the clock. When Moses Thersday's Games Detroit 0 0 SUPeISOSICS 115, Clippers 107: 0(33) 35.40: P (3-1) 123.90, 1 (3-5- got the tap, I ran Buffalo at Boston Cleveland where the ball oa 1)151.40. Time 39.52. NY Islanders at Ptiila Gus Williams scored 14 of his Toronto was going. When Henry got it, i A 2.32$, Hide $23L334. Colorado at Los Angeles West gamehigh 26 points In the final ran for the basket." Friday's Games WEDNESDAY NIGHT W L. PcI. 01 quarter as Seattle eliminated NY Rangers at Atlanta First Race, 5.14,0: Bullets 145, Celtics 11$: Seattle 1 01.000 Minnesota at Vancouver 1 Country Romeo 3.00 6.30 6.60 San Di eg o from playoff contenTexas o 0 ½ Bob Dandridge 2 Challis Delght 3.60 3.40 Minnesota tloti. 0 0 .000 ½ 6 Laurawnnd Giants Spoil Opener For Seaver, McNamara F _ 76ers ' Back ;J _g -1 0 0J,6!A 1 ; j W~ ölwfkv WhIts. Bone, Brown, Navy 415 445 1445 (4.31$1745, P414)15535g7(1. 40 0.15145, TINS 1140. FiN *Siee.$10,is 3 AU4u4 445*454.40 32" S11111101 $1011 '•:" - �Is F. 'er,n', ''r Un. ni" . •,, ,, ••. Inc to '.'Iyn Mc' '. .' ., ;ç : dtte a? bli & ''.sol . i,, , Lake "a'nard W t i & N' ; ~Sl '.j • - r)C(.k..I. ' çc<t o Kimble ,.o, 171. cpre P.) , "irdt & v.1. Rosemarie I.1 t'dhettei' & wf. Josefa %Wkiva hunt Club Fox 'ec I. $69.500. k J. Shubert & WI. Hazel to "J E. Bowen& WI Georganne, 7. blk 0, Fern Park Ests. (less 6.92') $20,000. Gerald H. Johnson & WI. Bergleod to Roland E. Cook & wf. Violet M. .' Un. 13. Bay Tree, Condom., Sec. I Inc., $37,000, Randle Jackson Jr. & wf. Leatrice to Thomas A. Graham, $ql. It 10, First Repi. Highlands Hilts. $31,400. Hattaway ETAL, Trustees to Randolph Liles I wf. Maria, Lt 11 blk C. North Orl. Ranches, Sec 21. $5300 George Davis & wt. Alberta to Lloyd G. La Cain & wf. Dorothy, Lt iS, less S 3 It., blk B, Sweetwater Oaks Sec. 17. $116,500. (QCO) Doris A. Gormly to John M Scott E 45' of W 646' of S 121' of NW1 4 of NW'.' SEC 320.31. 12,000. (QCD) Idetla Sykes Im Savannah Gilchrist, one third mt. Lts 131, 135, 136, jo. packard First Addn. Mid. way. $100 Catherine Hanselmann to A Seminole rni,,$s, I ,s• t , Sanlando Springs Tr. 49. $1,Y3. Rollingwood Homes Inc,, tr. to - . ... -. 140 Lego Vista sd, - I. Floyd 0. & Virginia A. Freer to Floyd 0 & Virginia A. Freer, S 700' of E 230' of Lot L M.M. Smith sd, $100. Layton H. Burdette, Jr. & wt. Doris to Richard A. Racine & haron, Lots l& 9blk 6, & Lot B, blk I, Mayfair, $70,n. Geraldine I. Hamilton to Muiel Hrnilton, Lot 6, blk 1, Country Club Manor, Un. $100. Wm. W. Swayne & wf. Elli. to Michael H. Carlton & WI. Donna N. Lt. 22, Stonewood First Addn. WII!IU I.. 1_UI $100. Richard W. Zipperly & WI. Susan to Eleanor Petritli, sql. Portion of Lots 4 1 5, Northwood. $39,000. Mark SchIlse, Widr. to Jordan & Jordan Realty Inv., Inc. Lot 6, unrec. plat of Forest His. $330 Thomas J. Rathman & WI. Diane to John S. Boyd & WI, Florence, It 761, Spring Oaks Un. IV. $54,000. Zimmer Homes Corp. to C..). Properties, Beg. lnt.rsec. of S. r.w line of Laura St., Seminole Heights. $4,120,000. Frederick Wm. Rood, Jr. & wt, Dianne M. to Charles D. McCrary & WI. Colleen. Tr. 211, SEC 2221.32, Chula Vista $6,900. Jerry J. Fowler & Joan & Charles E. Collins to Thornton J. Anderson I wf. N. Gayle, Lt 2, blk B, Sweet. water Oaks. SEC. 12. 5150,000. Sterling Park Ltd. to Olin. American Homes Fla.. Inc., Lot 1.6 inc l. blk H, Sterling Park Un. 24 $33,000. C. Edwin Conley I Helen to Olin. American Homesof Fla. Inc. Lots 17 & 18, blk 0, Sterling Park Un. Three. $171000. Pedro 10 1 wt. Remy to Olin American Homes of Ft.., Lots 1$ & 16 blk 0, Sterling Park Un. 3. $17,000. Shirley M. Jorges to Cardinal Constr., Inc., NE'.'4 of SW¼ of NE',, of SEC. 3521.30. 150.000. Martha M. Ramseur to Cardinal Constr., Inc., NE'/4 of 5W¼ of NE/4 of SEC 3533.30, 150.000. PMrtha M. Ramseur to Cardinal Constr., inc., NE¼ of SW'/4 of P4E¼ of SEC 35.21.30. $100. Horvath Groves, Inc. to Denox, Inc. E½ of SE¼ of NE'/4 of SEC 35. 2130. $100. . . $92,500. Wm. D. Ball to Betty Dean Ball, W 240' of E 450' S 107.5' of N 1007.5 n. of that part of Govt. Lots 3& 1. SEC 6. 20 20, W of RR etc. 3 parcels ka 10$ 24, 23 & 23 Unred. plat Suburban Ests. $. Magnolia Svc. Corp to Pche Homes Inc., Lot no Wekiva Hills, Sec. Eight. $21,500. Magnolia Svc. Corp to Piche Homes Inc. It. 42, Wekiva Hills, Sec. Eight, $21,500. Magnolia SVC. Crp to Pirhe Homes Inc., It 12, Wekiva hills, SEC. 7. 113,000. SAME - Lot 23, Wekiva Club Ests., Sec. Six. S22,000. BelAire Homes Inc. to David M. Daddona & wf. Martha Lot 13, Bel Aire Hills Unit One. $45,500. Edw. I. Lombardi Co. to Theresa A. Martino. It 139, Winter Springs Un. 3. 122,500. John M. Gavin & wf. Vicki E. to Courtney Ashton Chan Sing, sql. lot 44, Wekiva Hills, Sec. Two. $45,500. Edw. I. Lombardi Co. to Theresa A. Martino, It 139, Winter Springs Un. 3. $22,500. John M. Gavin & wt. Vicki E. to Courtney Ashton Chan Sing, sql. lot 44, Wekiva Hills, Sec. Two, $64,000. Rndn.r W IIIIne,w I. ..----....... --' . - 0..I, ro.a• - flI. -. -I..-. - Leland W. Robinson to Maria A. Phillips, Res, 75 SHEOH, Sec. Three, 131,500. (QCD) Gloria F. Dixon to Steven O' Neil Dixon& wf. Glorlda F. Lot 23, less N 43' all of 21', all of 21, blk 3, Bel- Air. $100. Anthony J. Paone & WI. Dora to Dora S. Paone Lot II, Lakewood Shores, 2nd Addn less part $100. Richard A. Racine I Sharon to James M. Jackson & wf. Althea F. Lt. S Prairie 1k Manors, $41,000. Grace Prop. Inc. to J. Carl Schoenberg S. Ann M Un. 657 Altamonte HIS., $33,900. Galtimore Homes Inc. to Ralph F. Quinn & wf. Martha S. It 27, Whisper Wood at Sabal Point. -- . Donald L. Montgomery I Eleanor to Clifton Barnett I Fannie Lt S & S 15' 0$9 blk No So. Fern Pk s.d. $45,000. determin ed to stand by a law forcing this year 's high school seniors to pass the functional literacy test to get a diploma. The Senate Education Corninittee rejected 7-1 Wednesday a proposal putting off the test ing requirem ent unt il J un e 1962. It approved and se nt to the floor a bill (SB378) exempt ing the test from the Ph. $314411 STATI S. CANADIAN ISTUINS OPEN a..4 p.m. Wnhdiysj "11101.11111l... LY Ii DAYS LIPT—APPO*NTM$NT AVAILASI.1 WE SPICIAUXI IN ALL S — Model 0404 5;1 $ - It was a happy, exciting time for Edward W. Schuckman and his wife, Joanne, at the Awards Banquet of Sertoma Clubs of Altamonte Springs and Winter Springs. Schuckman was the proud recipient of the Service to Mankind Award given by the Winter Springs Sertomans. Dr. Joseph L. Alterman, Past International Director, made the awards presentatjon.Carmlne M. Bravo introduced the guest speaker, Hon. Dominick Salfl, 18th Jud. Iclal Circuit Court Judge for Brevard and Seminole counties. I I called "the maintenance issues" of bills, children and the daily routine. "The only way to break that habit is to practice being on a here and now basis to talk about their desires and wants," he might ask her husband, "Do you think we should Invite the Smith's over?" when she really means "'I don't want the Smiths over." She said emphasizing the "I" Isn't as selfish as It might sound. "In a sense it's selfish, but it's more selfish to expect your partner to second guess" what you want, she said. Travis said they also counsel couples not to separate their "sex life" from the rest of their life. ... said. "Once couples do that," said Mrs. Travis, "they say once a week is not enough." She said a good way for couples to talk Is to begin sentences with an honest "I" instead of an accusing or questioning "you." For example, she said a wife "What we try to do Is talk about intimacy as opposed to sex," he said. Couples fall Into the habit of thinking every gesture of affection is a signal to perform, he said. They begin to feel obligation instead of anticipation, he said. "You could be a sexual acrobat," Mrs. Travis said, "but if you're not feeling special, all these other physical behaviors come off as being very mechanical." Travis said some couples are content to stay in a slump. He dubbed that an "old shoe relationship." But both said they detect a trend of more couples expecting better things from marriage. "There's a different kind of need, a desire for much more than just getting along," she said. At any rate, couples keep trying, they said. Travis quoted a study saying 95 percent of all Americans are or will be marred in their lifetimes. f... ' Herald Photo by Tom N.ts.4 Ballet Guild Dancers board bus for a touring performance. BGS Given Red Carpet Treatment Herald photo by Joarn MsdIsi The 17 dancers forming SERVICE LYWII G.E. Heavy Duty, G.E. Convertible Multi-Speed Washer/ Dishwasher/Power Mini BasketlM Tub Model 5557 Evening of Dance and Lyrics," the same concert presented last month in Sanford. Traveling by bus to Brooksville for the third year, the dancers wore plum colored leotards with matching cover-up skirts. 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But often they get bored and frustrated with each other after they're married "because they stop doing those behaviors that made them want to be together for a lifetime," she said. "The myth is 'We're married now. We don't do those things anymore," said Travis. "We're saying you can't take the Additional Charge for Color, - El Removable Meat Pan 2 "See-Thru" Fruit & Vegetable Pans Reversible Door Swing Adjustable Shelves Twin Dairy Compartments Rolls Out for Easy Cleaning No Defrosting 30 /2" Wide, 66" High 4.67 Cu. Ft. Freezer! Removable Shelf .Saves Energy & Money OTNIIA*IAOPPICU IN OILTONA.OSANU a'!ANOoVlIOo / developed the concept of MESS after hearing hundreds of couples repeat the same three complaints that they don't spend enough time with each other, don't communicate, and don't enjoy sex. "This came up so often that we began thinking about that Marital Environment Slump Syndrome," said Travis. 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Enamel Manual Adjust Cutting Height LONG WOOD Administrative Procedures Act doesn't give blacks now en- Is contending In a lawsuit that to overcome legal problems rolled In high schools a many blacks cannot pass the that might prevent the requi re- reprieve, literacy test because they got ment from being imposed this Mrs. Fran k said she may try an Inferior education in the June. to get a three-year delay when ear ly grades when Florida still A House education subcom- the APA bill hits the floor, but had a segregated, dual school mittee passed the APA exemp- conceded her chances of sue- system. tion bill later Wednesday. cess are slim. The exam was given for the Tampa Sen. Pat Frank She supports the f unct ional first time In Oct o be r 1977. Some sought the t hree-year delay, literacy test, she said, but 117,000 high school Juniors were warning a federal lawsuit thinks arguments raised in a tested and 37 per cent fail ed. Of challenging the test could federal lawsuit In Tampa have those failures, 78 per cent were succeed If the Legislature merit, Bay Area Legal Services blac ks. G.E. 17.6 Cu. Ft. odeI 7901 THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE P11. 3224771 TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UPI) - The Legislature seems Marriage In' Slump May WITH A SMILE Powerstreak Mower HIR BLOCK SANFORD 3" I. lit 11. Panel Rejects Test Delay 3 HP 20" If you quallfyforthe$hoit Form,we charge a very low price. But even if you need the Long Form, the simpler the return,the less we charge. That's another reason why you should let HIR Block do your taxes. lundreds Of Couples Repeat The Same Three Complaints operating a synthetic drug factory. 14 'G.E. Consumer R.bat. Good iJntil May 20, 1979 the less charge.' - It was In Lewisburg prison that Allen met and be came friendly with Simmons, who took over the helm when Ilofla was Let Ua Your $2 your return, arrested last summer in New Jersey while allegedjy *7 uu simpler ' Thursday, April 51 17-1B Hoffa. Allen turned FBI informer after being sent to federal prison in l967 for mall fraud and Jury tampering, ' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ERVICE ur rnc -$20 G.E. Consumer Rebate* , pearance, Hoffa was seeking to regain control of the Teamsters union from president Frank Fits- OURSELVES S & wt. Joaquina F., It 12, less W 31, Academy His., $7,000. (QCD) Robert W. Stone to Judith J. Stone, Lots 90 & 91 Lake Sylvan Ests., 1100. Thomas T. Tuck, Inc. to Hate A. Houston & wt. Evelyn. Lot 6, blk A, Lake Harney Acrett,s, $3,000. (QCD) Margaret Jean Aul to James E. Hamilton I Virginia J. It 7, blk D, Country Club Manor Un. No, 21 1100. Duewtsir Corp. to JMfyy A. 15$. & wt. Myra, From SE cor. of Lot 117, blk 0, D.R. Mitchetls Survey of Moses E. Levey Grant. 2 par. 2nd Pr. Beg. SW COt. It 26, Dunmar Ests. $31,300. - we vestigation into the. 62year-old Hoffa's disappearance from a Detroit resta urant parking tot in J ul y 1975. No trace of his body has been found. At the time of his disap- $95,900. George M Neff & WI. Thelma to Fla. Cont. t ssoc. 71h Day Ad. It. 55. $100. James Krause & Eileen & Kenneth M. Beane & Doris to Manual Alvarez Robert G. Maupin I. *1, Mary A. Q.James Krause, ETAL. to ......... In fl,,nr rh...kII.. 11 a WT. ..arman .. -oiom, III. LOT ii I. W 3' Suzanne It. 16. blk C. The Forest. of I?, Academy His. ss,000. $27,500. (QCD) Charles E. Forbes & WI. Pearl D. to Patricia Robinson Lt 24, Charles D. Campbell & WI. Oarres blk . . 2nd Sec. $1,100. to David M. Taylor & *1. Eden G. lotS, blk C. Seminole Situ. $25,500. (QCD) Lake of the Woods Inc. to Winter Springs Dev. to Oakwood Norman Maniloff I. *4. Ruth. Ii Tn Builders, Lts 121 1. 163, Winter Lake of the Woods Sic. S. $100. Springs Un. 3. 545,100. BMA Prop. Inc. to Norman Oakwood Btdrs. to Willow Creek Maniloft S. WI. Ruth. $40,700. HOM06 Inc., Lot 162, Winter Spos. Marvin T. Jessie & Frances to Unit 3. 1100. Janet M. Phililos. tad Ut ii 1. Is Winter Springs Div. to Quail bik M Lake Wayman His. Hollow Entr., Inc. Lot 274, Winter (0(0) Walter F. Soper to Marie Springs Un. 3 $17,000. Soper Lot bi A, Summerset North George A. Canton I WI. Dorothy to Sec. 3, CS $100. David W. Dorn & wf. Dorothy M. Paul P. Putnam M. Timothy Beg. SW cor. of Lot 3, blk B, North Dunn Realty Inc., to Lt 3M, Spring On. Ranches, SEC 4. 1.190 acres. Oaks Unit 3. 146,000. $66,700. Terry E. Christensen I WI. Sue to (QCD) Barbara White to Wm. W. Robert H. Campbell & WI. Shirley, White, Lot 3, Beason s.d, less F 100'. It $02 SprIng Oaks Un. P1,000. Thursday, AprilS, D7 GOOD IJOf 11010 Lot 31, blk I Camelot Un. Two. $39,000. "The • Of Hoffa Murder Revealed Acct'to the sources, Ali en '.escribed Hoffa's killer only as "Monster Man," desc ri bed as being 6-(oot-4 and weighing 240 pounds, Federal sources quot ed Allen as saying, "Jimmy came toward the car in Detroit and was hit on the side of the head with a baseball bat. The shot bashed his head In and they knew he was dead." Allen told federal mvestigators Hoffa's body was th en token to New Jersey where it was cut up by three men into pieces i foot long and 4 inches wide. These were packed in to 55-gallon drums, ta ken to a Florida swamp and dumped. Federal authorities are continuing the in- - -. & wf. to Ramon Soto& wf. Carmen I. Leo J. Loughran, Jr. & Nadine to Magnolia Svc. Corp to Dunhill Wm. R. BeIlew&wf. Deborah P. Lot Inc., fix 761 Lake Mary, Lot 24, IS, blk 7 Evandalc sd. $15,500. Weliiva Club Ests., Sec. Six. $27,000. Leo J. Loughran, Jr. I Nadine to Fla. Land Co. to Fla. ResId. Dannie I. Williams & WI. Joann. F Comm., Inc. I Phoenix Homes, Inc. 1I.4'of Lots9& lObIk 13, Tiers, E.R. Lots 1.21, The Highlands Sec. Six. Tralfords Map of Sent. $13,000. $221,100. (QCD) Wm. W. Whit, to Barbara White, Lot 13, blk A, MeredIth Manor, Nob Hill, SEC. $100. ( WT ( JI?l J'1 Plut.ADELPI11A' Former Teamsters President James R. Hoffa was bashed in the head with a baseball bat In Detroit, his body sliced into small pieces in New Jersey and dumped in a Florida swamp, an Informer has 'old federal investigators. The Philadelphia Bulletin, quoting law en. forcement sources, said today former mob hitman Charles Allen recounted what he had heard from underworld figures about Hoffa's death. Allen said he had not witnessed the slaying. However, other in. formants have apparently confirmed the account, the newspaper said, although there was no tangible evidence to back it up. I.. . .. - WI. AflA TO Horvath rr,,u... . I nc I,. f..rn, Donald r. r,r Inc. E', of SE'!4 of SE'!. of SEC 77. Fatima Baker, sql. Lot 411 1 N½ of 21.30 etc. $192,100. 443, Frank I. Woodruff s.d. $25,000. Maronda Homes Inc. to Martin P. Emory B. Durrance I WI. Linda to Mayo & WI. Carolyn J. It 7 blk J John fiLiebmafl&EII,enC.Ltl,blk Foxmoor Un. Two. $41,900. A, The Springs, live Oak Village. Charles E. Baths Jr. I WI. Jacqueline to Carl D. SeIph & WI. Richard A. Bryant & Margaret to Suzanne, Beg. 25' NI 52501 F of SW Charles A. Dehling.r 1. wt. Robbi /i cor. ofNW'of$W¼of SEC. 6.21.3o, G., It 16, blk A, South Pinecrest, run F 170' N 621.5' etc. $31,000. $35,600. $100. Details Allan K. Heuser&wf. Catherine. Lot . • I' • •' IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Transfers Realty ,. I . - .• ' , .. .. . . . . . - - - - , . - - �* V V •• •.,, • ••,•,• I 25— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL BLONDIE A SIG, MEAN IH SULLY HIT ME! l ELMO, WHY ARE YOU CRYING? Thursday, Aprils, 1971 ACROSS by Chic Young My r / 1iF:fE !I 13 Norse deity 14 Hawaiian • •_• instrument time tL RA T A -rAT 7-AT 57 to Cc= ~i;1111 0' D MINE V• — — F p o 1 IiT — I N A I N JJ _ I I cii v 35 Jeweler's weight 10 Hawaiian instruments Ii liquefy 40 Pitiful 16 Unilateral (2 43 Sea duck wds) 45 Tibetan 20 Book ( L ot. ) 2 2 Intelligence 46 Ready money 24 Put out of 47 City in Utah sight 48 Defense or. 25 Cooled ganization 26 Fair actions (abbr) 28 Roman river 50 Twelvemonth 30 Grows old 51 Gangster's girl rid friend 33 t efrom s (pref.) n 55 Bond — — — — — — 12 '4 (tui i"\ ) (1mIisour f.. I i TOW. 32 5 0 22 242528 ) 23 27 28 38 ___ 11 ARCHIE • by Bob Montana I ALWAYS THOUGHT HE BOTTLE'S NICK WAS (T AT THE rOP.P ISS IBEAZLYI 17 is MY TO CHECK UPON THM R ME AND FIND THE YEAH e Can . DEAR DIL LAMB— fl U tell me if there is anything I an Lamb take various kinds of medicine and I think some of them 'flAY cause. DEAR READER—WelcOme tom . ft n be a number to the club. Well over h muted states have different factors, one f adults In t e symptoms. Go see an is medicine. Simple aspihrb similar ii ear specialist for an Came am Probleamn in examination. A couple of years people. Of course, U it ago there were a limited by something sspeecific 110ke number of things that could be your doctor can cMermine done for ow there correct me Otherw problem. N things that can help. are some methods avail& lses In the that vide he ear associated with hearing loss you're seeking. often benefit from proper fitting DEAR DR. LAMB It hearing d. with tally, some people have hearing loss and don't know it because the liver. I have been told the Ion doesn't involve the have cirrhosis of the liver,b range of sounds used for normal have never even tasted alcoholic beverages of any human conversation. People who have no hearing defect can have thesounds DEAR READER in your case masking As the chirping. A little device that know, cirrhosis Of the u looks exactly like a hearing aid meanascarring ofthe1i This scarring can be provides continuous broad previo us injury or spectrum noise that is not the li ver. There are many w nearly so ir ritating. This ez• that the liver can be Inj ternal noise, rather than even as a mald matters worse, helps failure. Fluid accumulates because it maks thile annoying the liver, &etches it sound. veryodresultshave resultslnlnjurles.Alao,; been reported with this device, liver can be injured froin variety of called a tbmltus masker. 1 am sending you The Health agents and from disorders Letter number M10, Help For the formation and drainage 7Uinitus, Noise or Ringing Of bile. The Eu's. It Will ICUU About 60percent of 3031 39 40 44 45 148 1 53 54 57 58 — 50 51 52 59 61 J (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN common problem In more cases of CuThoSIS of the L_J 1r ( JlIy,ftj. I, _____ : H OROSCOP E BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL TU Alice Long Tr8mell and Carl Kalota Were married March 17 at Holy Trinity POIY1 V1 ri 4- Sr PRISCILLA'S POP ' O ANM. i~IILY BOUGH A BIIZTHPAY OFT FCR A FRIENP NU LHELL 6-- by Al Vermeer --AND 94E LEFT IT IN MY OFFICE M41LE NOW. I'M EXPECTING 90ME IMPORTANT' 514E PM5 MORE CLI EN715. 50 1 WON VEREV IF YCL117 AMP— PCN*T ASK, CHARLIE! A 11 ,6 — I lit 1W •c - .iki "."" I JW FWIlt 00*1111 HOT WATER IN HE ANP IN rWO M INVI`65 W11111. HAVO PlUt COFF116! MAY1116 VP VETTeR HAVE ,4itoTHe LOOK AT THIN Ir1falill rpm 61 if I plitfir.- IONS AV / Take advantage of others being Apaill,If?$ Tighter bonds can be drawn in your cam and supporting this com' year with those you You All the way today. The love or thos. you feel play an material problem that's been hopod" role In your Uts. buggim you cm now be worked Mutual bendits will be derind. out. LIBRA (Sept. 23.0d. 23) ARMS (Much 21-April 19) You have a marvelous way of Something may happen today managing situations and people to give you a better perspective today without anyone getting on an issue important to you. ruffled or knowing you're Successful negotiations can Pulling the strings. Learn more now begin. yourself by sending for NOR= 44 0 A966 A 0 A1883 , *QJ54 WErr FART * 012 V V IV Q72 4 Q91 OK10973 *862 IOUTH 4J73 jt * the building fund. 'tV Herald Photo by MOIIM. Edmistoii • ' i ______ ' V * • V V I . . ) - - Cit by Bob Thavills "n@@IPOTAL rAF11 go0A IWr HOve To Dear husband and we'd both have a good laugh at some Of those outlandish letters. We even des wails beht ind Ile 0" sal n(I Ce also had a s d'~ suspected you made some Of low, and unless the que ft e them up, but we're not laughing of hearts fell singleton 4publeton, that would be th (or suspecting) anymore. .. Abby Never too Young or Too Olt" usually leave rich wows. $1 with a long, sellDo you wish you had more addressed, stamped (28 cents) friends? For the secret of envelope to Abby, 132 Luky popularity, get Abby's booklet: Drive, Beverly Hills, CaW. "How To Be Popula; You're W12. % wi - __ $1• .• • ?e I if the Easter Bunny Thure will be three Rail Estate C1M darting at ZOONIIS * I. Seminole Community by T. K. Ryan 0 IM Umftd Foam il"oft ow A? D SEE MLJ.S 7M74 KOCIS OF WORUP11,601"15 dvi .) %XKSORNOThIN&1 I CWUEI' \J I * * A you at * III jj I Vj Nk Egg-citing" outfits J`~; for Easter in sun drenched pastel colors. Travel agency owdi= clam will be & _____ *• -.. -.. " • V . - . 01 ' V . .• V ____ , . V ft" . •• V. _______ "XI V • • GAMMA Herald Photo by Tom Netsei Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi is just embarking on new season with a administration. Nt'ly inst•IIt'(l officers are: l)mma ( se at ed, left), president and Lois Smith. retiring president: (standing 114)11) left) %% anda Bronson, alternate ('it Council represent alive; and (lt1ma Lambda )4bV before LAMBDA OFF ICERS Darcev Rono. vice president. 'Ilie secretary (not P ictured) Is Mary .Io Buffington. 4k poLYESTEI Avs & COTTON I / jtj%~ 1D1Lt=P- Low C A SES I 01 11)~Es I ')R Z C IZ it L%J-iiItIk FLORALS C#1lF MU M-% OUPO I)l (CLIP& SAVE 00d.0-OW&W fta ,, ,, .VOW STRETCH . • fl ,t . ri I • I ' • • I I V4marv/.sth.,'s 1 200 N. PARK, SANFORD PH. 322.2313 OBO GLUE WITI1 MIMI% ONLVI 1 re IL A I'RINIS I SORT WLAR . BLOUSE & SOFT-KNIT PORTSWEAR 2 I ItIi((MPOiU,R U01, POLY[SIER INTERLOCK T-SHIRT KNITS 11A 99VID FOR SPRING 45- WIDE IMPEIU 4 44 )I) ' $1 FABRIC JOINER 59' $1 YD. 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Real Estate V V • * V Red V 'V* * .0 Complete your new look with a pretty scarf, costume jewelry and fashionable Collins handbag. Real Estate sales. Registration fee for this courwls$N,plusteztand is WsiJaJ prepare Indlviduls to )claiswlDMartMayl V '.A V the '.', ' 1 No who in couge II UWAISR , Engineering, both at the University of will be commissioned an ensign in the U.S. Navy in June. 'IV I mar y/.sth.r's agsse,ysersadwea't :d,ysawsek.RailEMMeI omploy.uora.odag IL.ia ' V I win did ft I will Wy 2 WAr J V. * I fl 4. would shop for Starting braigg TUMILEWEEDS l had time he Beal Estate Classes At College now 4.1 * / P'rI.ep •*WINWSrS.. P41 watthlng Everybody is talking and be wmd AM ouff * Orleans, 1 - COUPONS VAUD ThRU SUN. I foi one would much ratner has fallen in love with a 62-year- day home and prepare my own -old widow. Can you believe it? food and eat it alone — in pence. OWell, neither could we. At first I am neither hunM or lonely, :I'- we Uwv& Ray was Wng "anili I know I speak for many. to an older lady until he told us ALONE AND LOVING IT that he was in love with her DEAR ALONE: Although you She's a nice-looking woman (for may speak for you dont FLKarIuIy AN Ml%* . The TV Is q___ INOr oft y Otw handsome, *.yearold a 1,.~awyer am (I'll call him Pay) OF U? V - Recreational Therapy, and the bridegroom Is finishing an ME In Aero-Space don't know how to relas, his ace at trick three, c with 30 many young, beautiful thatfrinds would remember to 4A the " of hearts to leaV L. girls after Ray, we can't W, invite sig&s — especially on um queen outs an VWnsilrable: Both Aerdand what he wants with holiday& Those who prefer to played a diamona we & Duda: North this old lady. (She's riot rich be alone will at least have a In dummy. He next led th SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 2S.Dec. Be sure to specify birth s'P' Wed Naft rAd Sea* ' TAURUS (April 20-May 201) 21) Your popularity is at a high ;... either.) queen of clubs from d choice. 10 PM 19 way husband thinks Ray DEAR ABBY: I am 45 and and when East played lo Ibis is an excellent day to Us all point today. Youll be the Pon 10 loolee 006topther and bring fnVAntion WbWw the VOW Pssa Pase Pass 41V Meld w his hisdhimonil:l "Mond loge Pitched lose ,- should see a psychiatrist Ralph is 56. We have been Cat Wun LICIM MCK wim What can we do to bring him married for four years. This is pro)Ids to a close. Your wU- u is large or small. club king. to his sensies? And what on the second marriage for both of fulfillment will spur you Im to CAPRICORN (Doc. 224w Wed returned the spDaid ~earth could a 62-year*old us.I have three children by my openift lead: #8 gre" things. deuce. Declarer wia so 19) The pie= will fit FA~ GEMM (May 21-June 30) WgCUW today. you abould be have that Our son fiDdsi fird husband. tempted to fir..Ii too woman so f.,cluating? The diversion you've been able to make a change you've the ace of ..'_ and Ralph is an executive and a UPSET IN BALTIMORE big stockholder with a very the Jack otubs diaca looking for could happen today that Will his bade loser.' DEAR UPSET: You en ( and give you the opportunity to have an effect on your family. By Oswald Jaeaby Important company. He works SIdAIIISSS*.g Declarer lost flS ihoald) do USthII(. Yew kick up your heels a little. It l2houraadsy,slxdaysaweek, one club and one heart. B. AQUARIUS (Jan. GFeu 10) should be a tim day. the right to make s'"' and some weeks he works Most textbooks advise losing his Losers in the righ bdm Whit CANCER (June IWuly ) U you have time to t hink things when holding 4-4-4.1 dIstil- places,he had llmltodthem. seven. He is obsessed with his You'll fare better with your thrOV0 YOU Cm COM UP With MW to Open On suit be. (nVWAPLR EnNTMICaPulant ~~t Ray H111111111111 se fiseluatlig rk. You would think the math the Siftleton. This deelesillms - He' material affairs today if you lWWO* business would fall Ispart if he 'found It. ded dkoctly with ths, top man. to thou with whom you're makes It more conventent to (Do you have a question Ic 't do everything himself. tht virpierts? Write "Ask th show this thm stilts In an Avoid intermediaries if dealing. Doul be rushed into a Although we have a lovely WONMIW bWdbg way. EXPOrts," care of this newsm deci" POEMS. DEAR ABBY: Easter is home, we have practically no Per Individual questions wo 'Sodh had a arms nvwr -aming up am, and I hope you MW Mg. I have tried every Lco (juiy 3s-Aug. n) Go in Pwn (Feb. wmarIch 3s) cam milt ow be simply Nd be answered it sexomparile don't do what you did IaA by stomped. soil-addressal ealwift to win and there isn't Because you ha" do Imer go= an hW alecontli tum way I know to get Ralph to the OnVOWes, The most Interes; OrbItmastime , who you asked relax, W be doesn't lmw how This to rod", today you am cow lead of any clsalknge you're not up In questions will be used i ',ygur readers to remember and doesn't want to loam. was duIcked to *Y8 column and will roceliv tofty. So= of the p1de a Ink that hall boned ella queen'It was OWM copies 01101se "poor souls" who livie M quedion: What kind 01 of JACOB Y MODERN. alone, and invite them to a life L this for me? AW what prize will surprise you. family dinnerl will our relatlostihip be like th spare me from Please ose when the children are grown SPIDER-MAN get-togethers. The holiday by Stan Lii and John Ram gone? pare fighting and serean E1 RITA IN AMSTERDAM, N.Y. z SI1 SO MtJ51 ANSWERS! I 4 d the adults are worse. Most E "T Mg our DEAR RITA: Fr.. yew awl AM I a newlyweds are making their home at Gainesville where the bride is com. pleting a BS in I Actions youll take today will Letter. Mad $1 foi each to call forth favorable aftention Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 40, from persons who are in a Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. position to help you careerwise. DIX WApo wig g--0 4414W New 62wYear=01d cinate n2 Fos 0 * FRANK AND ERNEST V • andwhltedaisiesshowered with baby's breath and streamers, and wore • sprayofbaby'sbreath ina her hair. Benjamin Kalota of Pierson, served his brother as best man. Ushers were Joe B. Tramell and Fred H. Tramell, brothers of the bride, Joseph A. Mon. serrat,Robertc.Lovcy, Mitchell Rotberg and William Goodwin. A reception in the church parish W followed the ceremony. Alter a wedding t rip to . DEAR ABBY: I've often read column aloud to my toin ace. Doc rer blrk0d On a line of pla which effectively swi his losers: He intended lose a club trick, but diamond hicks and only "do hick. KJ74 • V your I. . 'E;2 returned i is tdcktwotod # KQ'*' 943 . • * ea..ii.ia ii THIS IOMY NEW QUITE AUTOMATIG A COFFIll GIMMICK! AKER • ; ________________ BUGS BUNNY Auction for PACE sihool - 30 e1s'n 1:i:; at Church on Ovb 00 Drive In Casselberry. * JOKUT 3 ,, on Friday, WIN AT BRIDGE 1111 1 hf 11111111 'W E.W.R GET V V and Jo Barblero display is be sold in the Chinese • VV centered with a detachable daisy corsage. Susan R. Tramell of Gubjesville, attended her sisterasmdof honor. She wore an Ice blue satin gown, empire styled, with late cap sleeves. She - Patt y G al ..e., president V Sanford. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kalota of Coconut Grove Miami. Given in marriage by her uncle, Frederick E. the bride chose for he; vows a candlelight satin gown with a lace overlay, fashioned along the empire silhouette. Her fingertip veil of candlelight illusion 0 white AUCTION • V cap. She carried a buuquet ' prisil For Friday, Apr of the late Major Joe R. Tramell and the late Alice B. Tramell, formerly of U JV by Howie Schneider performed the 4 p.m. double ring ceremony.; The bride Is the daughter CHINESE V EEK& MEEK EPiscoPal Church, Gainesville. Rev. Earle C. Page of Gainesville. . are caused from the e use of alcohol. That m new metboda of management about 40 percent of people that have provided relief for a cirrhosis of the li ver have large number of people. some other reason. Olou You should realise that this you fall In is a annoying 4-C vv,,I I_I detail for you and will give You more information about the Thu rsday, April5, 1979-35 • Alice Dr. also sound like birds ChirPing iii ue tune. i tiave hd problem for several Years. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft Tram ell, Carl Kalc)tcl United In Gainesville Rites In Th e Ears — 46 47 j1Si'Ev, / 29 — — — 33 42 MISS BEAZLY, HAVEN'T you FINISHED YOUR FOOD — 36 Cl') KEEP YOUR ZHIRT ON, CHUBBY!I'M STILL WORKING ON DISGUISING 'YESTERDAY,Is I I — — — gRpvJ 17 I 20 19 21 It i'i'i ( 16 18 by Art Sansom ici — 15 THE BORN LOSER med n Ringing IINID 02 Folksinger 24 Put out of Guthrie ight 27 Direction DOWN 29 Favoritism 32 1 Normand Cometh" invasion d 34 Glacial epoch 2 One (Ger.) sy 36 Disintegrates 3 Suture 4 Time waster 37 Exchange 38 Home of Eve 5 Domestic 39 Widemouthed animal 6 Decrees jug 7 Magnitude 41 Compass Took praying 42 sass posture 9 Shame 01 11F* ~ 47A -7~ -r,47~ ' •. I 'c L A 0 5 tID* T C A T V C 5 ship (sbbr) 61 Pan played 23 Sesame plant THE FEELING THE ARMY POESN'T LIKE US? • 54 21 Relax =1U. •• 53 19 String player by Mort Walker • • C A $ 58 Case 17 Baseballer Ott 59 Baking ie BEETLE BAILEY .V Answer to Previous Puzzle 49 Seasoning tU c4 HIT THAT SIG, MEAN SULLM RIGHT SAC1<71 44 By mouth Illegal drug • •• • I I * * V V V • �- . .. . --a, a • a , , I & .. ' . I • I . • • -r Legol COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NoticsofPubllclleaqlng ______________________ 0 HAWAII FIVE.O McGarrett travels to Singapore i NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) to find the source of a drug ring In which the Hawaiian Gover. nor's office seems to be involved. 0 BARNEY MILLER A love- 6:00 NEWS (2J @.' EARTH.SEAANOSKY () THE WILBURN BROTHERS (THU) 130 1100 (J (!} HIGH ROLLERS 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 11:55 @)OCBSNEWS PB11,Pg.41(LOtl$'x66').AISO Lot MITS OF THE CITY OF CASSEL. 36 (less beginning NW corner run BERRY, FLORIDA, AN AREA OF Ely 63.03' to NE corner, South 6 LAND SITUATE AND BEING IN ABC NEWS Hester and Dimmesdale have C!) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS EARTH SEA AND s,cr reunited and plan to leave Boston; as Dimmesdale 6:55 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA preaches his last sermon, he 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA () PASSWORD PLUS reaches a terrible decision .. one that will spell disaster for them all. (Part 4 of 4) () HI, NEIGHBOR C!) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 00 NEWS (TUE) C!) 0 WEDNESDAY MORN. ING(WED) @)OTHURSDAY MORNING 7:30 (2) UARS CLUB 10:00 (I)HOLLYW000SQuARES O MATCH GAME P.M. CTHU) 0 DOCTORS' PRIVATE LIVES (Premiere) A beautiful C!TOFRIDAYMORNING(FRI) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE surgeon who joins the hospital unIt headed by Dr. Latimer RANOY AMOS DICK CAVETT Guest: (John Gavin) becomes romanti. cally involved with his associ- (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA ateDr.Wise(EdNelsonl. 11:00 0000DMORNINGFLORIDA (12) NEWS SophiaLoren.(Part lot 2) 5.00 SPEC$AL "Dr. LsakeyAnd The neurnen and an assortment of become an old man and court Mindy's depressed grandmoth. (12) NEWS wrestlers. (R) THU. FRI) 0 FOOTSTEPS (WED) 9:00 (2) @) DONAHUE 0 MY THREE SONS 0 MOVIE 5:30 NOVA "Rckd To Happi. 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER The life and times 01 5:53 Henry Ford, whose "Motor (12) PTL CLUB 6:00 EARLYDAY C!) CAMPAIGN '79 (MON 9:55 (4) UPBEAT (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPA. 10:00 (2) (12) CARD SHARKS (4)OALLINTHEFAMILY(R) 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY WOMEN AND MEN D) (4)30 MINUTES (THU) (I)CRACKERBARREL(FRI) : swings Iis + 5y ft • 25th C I _____ Legal Notice utionsisfledbythe lat DISTRICT. PZ(3-7-79)-12. East ½ ¶ p to Include said tract of land herein 4 p.m. TO Chslit '-.. --• : - . "5" b i. 't • - -' -- - DIAFT $IU address of the personal repesien. tative's attorney are set forth below. NIGHT SANQUIT Per Gss PLAZA n LAST MITE 1:31, 93S PO NIAVII CAN WAIT CATIINIG WIDE TV IN .OUNGt FACIIflIIJ CASuAl up Tons a S - required, WITHIN THREE - That upon this ordinance be. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF coming effective, the property NOTICE UND1R THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF owner In the above described an. THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk FICTITIOUNAMISTATUTI • nexeOareashallbe.fltl$iedfoallof N E . ' . . letheCiorktomillonecopyto Tji th (parties) Interested in each personal repreamta$ivo. said business enterprise (are) Ailpers sin edinthefete fellows: , to wtwm a copy of this Notice of BAR - .- Administration has been mailed ire requIred, WITHIN THREE - - ISINmeNt ' s $ • I - ' ' International Drive o,. p, CLOSED TNUUID*Y $IIWI ' lEt) 1•N• qualificatiens of the personal ri$milthative, Of the V5 Sr INtS i. Jams N. Waiter, Jr. .- • srsssesm __ VID * HAMMOND. Iss. Of - MIVIRL MOONEY ADLER, L1J: MALISU • : IUY i -ShOWS PUS : ...e.S...e.i....s...SS...5.... 0- SUCH ...Iss.•Si..S•.•.....•_ • P'A- . T5fopfLJtI: *SP* IlsIt: AprIl ______ ___ Under general direction, the CSnly, - __________ FLORlpA. _______ - - .-.-- n---- -- • --.-.•- - - AU EMPLOYMENT 911 French Ave. 323.5176 LARGE 2 BEDROOM FRAME HOME COMPLETELY FUR. NISHED ON 3rd STREET NEAR AUTO TRAIN. $23,100. EXTRA LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOME WITH PANELLED FAMILY ROOM, LARGE CAR LOT&SIOP t,adsysolf. Call 322.4111 lOt - lwthsr Info, laker Farms. SR ___ All or part - tsp commercial Jr. College area -11.9$ (S Phi.) 333.2633. - N IXICUTIVI SALES PEOPLE P01 LOCAL $ANPOSO ARIA. YOU - WILL ENJOY: S Usitailisi seeMp m.ii.t • - 5 1w-es • gssaIjs And a*mU - • 5 2 PEOPLE NilDID IMMIDIATILY - $UforvlswlsboaeslTlorsday,Apr Deyfoaa IN Nuitisy Ins. -, . __________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ . ' IAL PIIM . PINANC INTIUNAYsOWALLY KNOWN PINANCIAL FIRM ShINS 114114 ctMEeLu*et.laiwIa4$i 31 m- Isv .us"tmunt. ___ IØiI J-: BROKER Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 668.8335 The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 7135' 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River iccess. $750 dwn. 20 yr. terms. Ostein. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 3O5-640-U9 & 530-1026. Eve & wkends 904-734-I%.g 323-5371 4 Searching for investment? Just listed 2 apt bldg. near town. $24,500. FOR SALE 3 lots in Lake Mary, Fl. 135 E. *A Doll House for Beginners. 3 BR, 1 B furn. near shopping but in a quiet neighborhood. Act fast on thisl Owner may carry mort. $35,900. Alma. 322-554. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ & USE THEM I acre off 46 near Lake Jsssup. Isolated, wig, oaks & pines. $3,500. Call owner 3653953 eve. *44 Acres county acreage wcitrus grove & SR 46 frontage in Geneva. Attention developers Lg lot, big trees, water & sewer in Sanford. $11,300. William Maiiczowski, Realtor. 322.7913. good price & terms. 4 1 Acre bldg. lots w-paved rd frontage & beautiful oak trees In Ostesn. Good terms. NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS REALTOR 332.4,91 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 143-3655 325.1929 3.5 Acres tracts, fantastic view, overlooking valleys. This tract would make a dandy mini farm. Has a large log barn, also has spring and even has a creek that runs thru property. Borders a paved highway. A steal at only $5500.09, Good terms, $3100.00 down, assume loan. Listing Fee only 1650 it sold. You show - Broker doss the rest. REDUCEDI3,000 for those who demand the Most. 2 SR modern home has over 400 Sq. Ft. living area 1. Is located close to hospital & all con. veniences. $36,500. CaliBart - Mountain cabin approsimately 1 acre. Dandy garden spot. This is a handy man special because It is not finished InsIde, roughed wIred and plumbIng completed. Water and th, outside Is comrn plated. Large deck overlooking mtni. You can live In it while you finish it up. S miles from Mur. pIty. 122,500.00. $5,010,000 down assume loan. bethhomeln Idyllwilde of Loch Ai'borl Pool & Patio, C-NM, sq. REALTOR, 332.7490 eat-in kIt., fireplace & Every Festiwel SPP WARRANTED. Super cieai3 BR home Includes a fully equipped kitchen, C H&A, carpeting, double wag. and 2.7 Acres located on large stream, real good access. About I acre garden area or pasture. Plenty of room to build 3orl houss. Lays gentle. Large trees cover this tract. Plenty of privacy. $30,911 will buy you thIs 3 SR I payment. Plenty of wIld game and good fishing In this area. MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN lIfE ONE THAT'S NO.11 Sanford's Sales Leader 322• 2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service m255 REALTORS PARK Osiuifo NEAL ESTATE lois more. For only 131,915. bath home wIth f am. room on a These are a few Of over 3000 listings. We have all types of property listed from $500. per S wee *sd on county maintained rd $17,110. Small down, owner hold. acre and up. We have small tracts. we also have aiveral c5ins. Mus*, old farms, etc. Write or call for free listing brochure. You can call free us 2½ sass Geneva. Fruit trees, high & dry. 110.111. Terms. ALL FLORIDA RIALTY OP SANFORD Reg. Real Estate Broker 2S14$. French Ave. 310-1131,333.1173, m.In - - 1961 Mercury Monarch I dr Pow ci-. auto. ar Ghia Tr&rn pkg 122 8195 AUTO A' 'CTlON Daytona Beach, will hold a -- - ' - - -' -- ________ 68-Wanted to Buy Tuesday I Saturday at 7-30 IfS the only one in Florida You seT The reserved price Call 90-4 255 5311 for further details JUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 to 75 moqels Call 3399100 or 831 1605 (Dealer) - n+twi'e Selvage. 322-1721. 1967 Buick Classic, in good cond. Best offer takes, 349 5761. Cash 322-4132 Boots, Shoes I Work Clothes ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322-5791 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 327-5672 -Sfl.%I%E. First St. 72-Auction NEW CAR TRADE-INS dential Auctions & Appraisals, Call Dells Auction. 323 5620. Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322-5721. - JOHNNY'S BACK Piney Woods Aucon Every Saturday at 1 p.m. located on SR 115, 18 ml. north of San ford. We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc. by the piece or house full. Free pick-up on consigned mdse. at 30 pct. 332-2270. 1969 01EV. 2 DR. 3OO 1977 GREMLIN $ STO. TRANS. 1969 FORD Auction Saturdays 7p.m. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 127 WAGON 323-7050 450 75-Recreational Vehicles 1974 MATADOR CPE. w-dbl. oven. Exc. cond. Consignments Welcome 322 6733 aft 6 KENMORE WASHER- Cadillac El Dorado late 1978. owner. 9.000. Must sell, flCw (If coming. Dettary 668 5259 For Estate Commercial 6 Resi- ON SALE- NEW twIn size box springs & mattress 123.95 ea. Pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford 52-Appliances Larrys Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. - 51-Household Goods Kelloggs Auction Sales Parts. Service. Used Machines. 3230697 A-C 1974 Coachman 12 ft. slide In camper. Sleeps 1, for ~ T truck. 322-1262 after 6 p.m. 53-N- RadIoSte.eo 9495 1971 23 ft - Coachman Self contained. Like New. od Used Televisions. $25 and up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. 322-0352 - 322•S623after 5p.m. 20 It. Starcratt trailer, Salt contained. Iir cond., new tires, excellent cond. 52,500. 322-5505. evision-25" Color, Beautiful ialnul cabinet. Regular $100, lalence $175 or $12 mo Still in varranty. Call 131-1714 day or il'jP&t. ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM-FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO urntable, I track tape player. sold new 1400, a real buy at only 1120 or take up payments of $11 *r mo. Call 531-1714 for free me demonstration. 54-Garage Sales - Estate Sale Brocade sofa & chair, color T.V,, Col. dining set & hutch. Baby furn. & toys. Lawnmowers, Household misc., ice-cream freezer, glassware, bedspreads, rugs, alum. canoe, children's clothes, Early Am. Lamp. 113W. Ridge Dr. (off Lake Mary Blvd.) 323066$ or 339-5316. YARD SALE charge by dialing 1111.41741. Write or call today. CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, NC. us$3 47-sI Btete Waidsd PrIvate Party wants to buy a house in nsed of repairs. Have semi cash. 1034155 aft 7 p.m. Central Heat&Alr Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322.1771 JACK FROST - Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on _inst. Comm. & Rn. 322-0706. 36563)4 Small home repairs. Remodeli,ig 6 Pan. RoofIng repair. Free Est 323 $5.13- 331 0715 Mowing TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 5)9 E. 1st St., 322-5112 - Sat. 9-S C.rarnic'flle Giant Flea Market, yard sale, multi-lam. household goods, furn, clothes, all sizes. Plants etc. 9-S. Fri. & Sat. 2101 S. Sanford Ave. MEINTZER 1ILE New or repaIr, leaky showers our specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. 471-7617 Plo lob too large or small. Corn plate lawn service. Free estimate. 323 4181; Landscapinq &spraying37)-Io49callanytime. Land Fill FILL DIRT TOP SOIL, CLAY. 339 2083 I'essmaking YARD SALE -mm 2105. VirginIa Ave. Mayfair Sat., Sun. 9-S Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery Gigantic carport sale - April 7, 9 to S. Furniture, typewrIters, chord organ, clothing, dishes, Misc. lOc to $50. 106 Brown Dr., Sunland Estates. Turn on Tucker off RI. 427. 323-3410 forth. Cor. Airport Blvd. & Park. Thurs, FrI. Sat. S-S. 55-Boats & Accessories 16 ft. Bass boat w-75 HP Chrysler motor. Excellent cond. Many extras. Osteen 323 0076 after 6 p.m. ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 3277) -?MkaI Mardsndlse PIANO IN STORAGE stored ocally. Reported lIke new. tesonsible party can take on ow payment balance. Write isfore we sand truck. JoplIn 'lano, P.O. lox 3061, Rome, Ga. Slat. tars, Drums, Basilos. Corn. ohms, pianos. lab loll's Disc. Center Inc. 2 French Ave. u2.flSs LawnServjce 323 2945. Electrical Ught Heuling Curley Burtield Electrical Maintenanco& repair 530-S3U Yard Debris, Trash Appliances& Misc. (LOCAL) 3195371 Glass & Screen Screen-porches, pool end. , wds. Painting All type re-glazing & wd. install. Erie Est. Mr. Taylor 322-1.145. _ -OumlI19 & Seerding ANIMAL HAVEN dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control, Pet Supplies, dog houses. Heated kennels. 322-5733. - Hems I S1-Spols Eaipnunt RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. SI Scott Reagan 322-0177 - General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top Soil S. till dirt, lawn mimI. & tree trimming, 322-0707 Carpet, doors (ext lint), exercIse couch, gas dryer, clothes & so lose. Tito Andy's Remodeling Service General Building I Remodeling Beauty care 2434$. Chase Ave. autlful Spinet-Conso Home lnçrovement Air Comi. & Heating Sat., AprIll 9a.m. -Sp.m.ONLYI $5950.00, $1,500.00 down deubiecornsr lot. Call now to see It. S acres clean, some trees on lake. $11,515. Good terms. ' public AUTO AUCTION ever/ WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur- Spc. BR suite new, $239;Spc. LR new 139$; Loveseat $44.95 & up; 7 Pc. dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. 45.A-Oit 01 Stat $TEMI5ER AGENCY - Small farm tractor with mower & other equipment. Call after I p.m. 322-7361. RESULTS. 4 acre country estate. Complete with horse stable & pasture, also quiet cottage & 1g. oak trees. Appt. onlyl COZY 3 BR, close to shopping & town. A buy for $211001 BALL PYTHON Approx.3' -,ft.$7O, 321-0260 OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE *Markham Woods Rd.3 BR,2 B, Inc. Broker 531-5300. - ,wy. 92, I mile west of Speedway Multi-Family & S. French (17-97) Sanford Orlando Homeowners Service AKC papers, l' yrs. old Med. size. buff color. 575. 323 7526. 8 SEIGLER REALTY RROKER kaadiOlHcs •1 CENT INTEREST. - 8Autos for Sale - cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 531-1711 day or - NORTH C.-ROLINA IF YOU LIKE TALL BIRCH TREES ON 1 ACRE OF MOUNTAIN PROPERTY OVERLOOKING AN ICE COLD TROUT POND. VOL CAN HAVE IT FOR $3,195 WITIONLY $400 DOWN AND EASt PAYMENTS WITH 6 PE REALTY WORLD.. i - JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LIADIRI WE LIST & SELL • INTIUNJ AT 5th. $12,500. your dream house. DEBARY AREA LAKE FRONT, OVER 27,000 SQUARE FEET WITH 13 ROOMS, INCLUDING IN-LAW QUARTERS, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR, FIRE. PLACE, FAMILY ROOM PLUS TOO MANY EXTRAS TO ADVERTISE. $55,000 Yours fi 377.9001 Spaniel, male, Cocker -- 1910 Dodge P U truck w camper top, new nip. sticker, good cond. 1)250 323 5500 - - The weather is perfect for a backyard sale sell everything fast with a want ad. Call 322 2611 or 131-9993. area and we are unable to locate. Ye, can have mach. f0F $116 1.16 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED NEXT TO DESIGNATED PARK. SYLVAN LAKE DRIVE along. ASH HOMES can buIld 125.900. SEAUTIFUL ExecutIve 3 BR, 2 - -_________________ - ---------- --- MOONEY APPLIANCES ASH HOMES in Deltona. They are custom builders w-many plans to choos. from or It you have your own lust bring them BETTER. 37-Sulhuss Prspsrty AMA CITY. 126,000 BEST TERMS. If you're in a bld. mood, don't forgot we are exclusive agents for decoratedt Excellent Lacatlonl BPP WARRANTED. Just Will consider option to purchase Broker-322-6437. mach. Sold new for 1650 was Christmas lay-away, there was only 1116 bal due, purchasers left ROLLING HILLS AND BASS LAKE COUNTRY NEAR PAN- COME-A-RUNNIN'. $59,500. 5100 security. Nopetsl 6654317 mIlking parlor, night shift. Marts 031 day + bonus. 4 days -• -; ____ ---- - sales eXpIrlinci with figures- We nave a Singer Futura sewing GE El. Range, copper tone It's lust acoupleof blks from Lk. McGarrity. Washer & dryer Inc. $15,000. LARGE DEN, EAT-IN KIT, WITH CENTRAL HEAT & AIR. Deltonat Split SR plan, sit-in kit., scr. porch, dining area, all in a quiet neighborhood sur. rounded by lakesI Only 131.5001 1215 5. French. 323-7310. 20 ACRES TALL PINES IN THE You've lust got to see this beautiful 4 BR 2 B home on Providence Blvd in Deltona, on a 1g. cor lot. FORD. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 142,1101 - 79-Trucks-Trailers --- 65-Pets-Supplies TERMS. 1. nice sc. porch. $24,900. TING OF HUGE OAK TREES IN BETTER AREA OF SAN. NSA, ww carpet, eq. eat-in kit., 1g. Fla. Rm., Pool & Patio & Much Morel Super buy for Beds double hotel 530 set. Sanford Auction 35 ACRE LAKE. NICELY WOODED 11,000 PER ACRE. couple or retirees. It has C H&A CLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN 2 SR. 2 bath, Can. H- A, carpet 4jUIE WORLD- $200.00 MANAGER TRAINEE - , _______________ LscMlsrn $$'lsij,O,jt,, - --- 1½ YEARS NEW APPROXIMATELY 1900 SQUARE FEET OF LIVING SPACE. FIREPLACE & 2 CAR GARAGE ON OVER SIZED LOT IN A SET. ____.. Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE 322.5181 NEAR OSTEEN. YOUR OWN Deitona land of Spring, Summer I Fall, this lovely well kept 3 BR home is ideal for the young dining area. 1g. patio, beautifully LEISURE WORLD- $200.00 month. 120 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD Luxurious living. Furn or unturn. Call The Real Estate Agency. 323-5324. 2 BR Furn house. $llSmo., , ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT, ONLY $2,000 DOWN AND SELLER TAKES MORTGAGE. For lease EXECUTIVE HOME in COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREAT- I *antedmIlkmaids-milkCO*sk 4 2'.i NEW ROOF, FRESH PAINT. NEAR AIRPORT BLVD. NEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATEb iUl11j1duj: BLVD. NEAR NEW K-MART, ZONED PROFESSIONAL OFFICES. 112,500 TERMS. ldyllwllde. 3 BR 2 b FR. Sc. pool. ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 2 bath Red Brick home in Dreamwoldl C- 322-2260 -- Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3566 or 323 7710 ______ 64-Equipment for Rent FURNITURE FOR SALE 322-7195 LAKE MARKHAM ROAD, NICELY WOODED $14,900 TERMS. 3 BEDROOM FRAME, FIRE. PLACE, SCREENED PORCH, FANTASTIC 3 11,2 bath home in n -.. Put r.m.. Dip. IuuiIuts 100' FRONTAGE ON AIRPORT ASSOCIATES WANTED - CALL BILL PLATTE FOR CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW. SUPER 3 BR, l½bathhomeonlg. lot, C H&A, w-w carpit, eq. kit., IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3 II, 2 bath, carpet OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER $testlu Pdd,y,*$, Ifl ----I •__-_ Furnished 34-MablIe Homes AN EQUAL . everything. $64,900. 2 BEDROOM, ENCLOSED CARPORT, WITH NEW ROOF ON WASHINGTON. 121,000. SELLIRS & BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER 109W. 1st 78-Motot'cycles 1973 KubotaL-2lOdieseI With front end loader 322 5262 after 6p.m. - Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of 2 BEDROOM. CARPORT, ON CRESCENT. $19,500. OVER 100 SALES CLOSED OR CONTRACTED 1st QUARTER 19791 Since 1937 Looking For a New Home' Check the Want Ads for houses of every 'it and price 62-A-Farm Equipment ________________ Kuip Decorators Sanford, 322-5721. 1 ACRE FRONTAGE ON PAVED REALTY - she draperies $10 & up. Sanford ONE OF SANFORD'S FINEST. This elegant 4-3 has lust about TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 644.2311. STEN STROM AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322-9111 Evesaftero&weekends $501 up; El. stove $101 up; full 43-Lots-Acreage Handy man special, 117,000. their equity. We can help you. $34500, also available, please inquire at the above Office. ______________ DSN.li - - 33-Houses 109 North Park Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 Patrick McNoNy PublIsh: March 29, April 3 $3 1L 197$ Have a room to rent? Let a classified ad find a tenant for youl Various other CETA positions are AIPDiuIpP1Isa.m..4:Npm of the Fictitious Double garage. $310 me. on 12 mo lease w-$150 security deposit. 411 Rivervlew Ave. Call (904) 337-3691. Seminole County DIvision me • Statutes, TiWIS; $ocffe' '" illulsi 1927. __ 11g. WIlIlim , iering • 3 BR, 2 B. Central heat and air. CETA OFFICE itoiw. • Siscit Purclims Plan • Paid Sick Leave • d • • icms id Acci. County, Florida in sc(ardas with Nt. provis 32-Houses Unfurnished APPLY IN PERSONTO: SEMINOLE COUNTY areas &g See our beautiful new BARR INGTON w-lap siding & shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Dr. 323-5200 VA I FHA Financing INCOME. 3-1 has future corn mercial use. Good location 6 cony, financing yet asking price new home for everything - . . .even for youl Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 668-5335 - BUY JUNK CARS From $10 To 550 Call 322-1671. 322 1460 ________ NICE HOME OR RENTAL CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a SEIGLER REALTY - DONT STORE IT, SELL ITwitha low cost Classified Ad. cars, trucks & heavy equipment 322 5990 ______________________________ upholstery drapes sup coversWe will not be undersold on comparable quality. ved Top Dollar Paid for junk & used obligation. is Only 119,500. 3 Bedroom 2 bath, $115. $30 deposIt. $10 extra per mo. for children. 322-0251. physical, socIal, economic, and related data. Graduate of two year college with malor in planning or related field; and one year of experience in pIjing, ora combination of training and experience. - REALTOR MLS 323:5774 Day or Night INC. REALTORS S30.U33or 339-4111 eves. qualified buyer. 130,000 to 133.000. Low down payments. Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto ____ - Inc FORREST GREENE New 23$ Homes, 4 pct. interest to YARD WITH FRUIT TREES. Sale fl-Jun FILL DIRTITOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-7500 night. Free home trial, no borhood w-community swimming pool. Low dwn w-mort & low mt. carried by seller. Call 323-1500 between I-S. Ave. PLANNER AIDE I Work Involves performing varied assignments In the field of com- • Harold Nail batty 144.000. COMPANY owned surplus -3 BR 2 b, rec. rm & FP. Good neigh- town, very clean & roomy. Sea general contractor. . ML! Lake Sylvan area,3 BR, 1'/b, FR, Den on C'untry sIte. 200' x 140'. 3224645 Apti. for Senior Citizens. Down. heavy equipment operation and other related work N requIred. Minimum requirement of S . Paid vscia. C.y Paid Ills k'wwic • Pad flime of UNIQUE DI. SIGNS UNLIMITED, ee'i Iai we Windtereslslgresidnam,w$w,th. . 0114-153 31-Apartments Furnished tradesworksr will serve to assist 5R I gp AFTER HOURS in general performance of - ___________ w wwer springs, Fl, 1139 mo,, $100 deposit 321.0941 -t the fictitious Nami Statutes, Te. Florida ISIS) 1 ' FICTITIOUS NAME name with the Clerk of the CIrcuIt 1 BR. Available a once. TRAOESWORKER WING lSiWP$ ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL PublIsh: March 29, April 5,13, 1L Clerk of this CIrcuit Caurt, $Imk ___ - . BAR BREAKFAST JY I -ShONE PUS FICTITIOUS NAMS NetIce is hereby given that I am DIN-N REALTOR 322-9214 - 373-6061 or eves, 3230517 2524 PARK DR. 322-2111 323-5670 Mariner's Village. ER LIVING STANDARD FOR SAI Many Other CISQOISS __ 1 BR-SIll. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada, Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call' FAMILY INCOME, OR AFDC. Appilsacus ATTEST MiryW. Hawthorne City ____ REALTDR,323-7$32 TION, AND MEET THE LOW. Csorhelper - Publish: MaIChIL3LA.rlIs12, of liii Estate of Wit: Section $6309 Florida statutes DOUGLAS JAN11 WALTER lW - Deceased teA.S. :SUpER SALAD: COUNTRY • - _________________ COLBERT,REAL1Y INC. Eve. 322.0612, 322-1517, 322-7177 CLUDES: UNEMPLOYED 10 OUT OF THE 17 WEEKS IM. MEDIATELY PRIOR TO AP. PLICATION, UNEMPLOYED AT THE TIME OF APPLICA. luIsrvINI., Fir The_________ I.a Florida ST. JOHNS REALTY COMPANY, HAL '1 MEET OTHER ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA, WHICH IN Hems Impravement Mayor City Of Casielberry, accordance with this provisions ISPRISINTATIVI: .-. CANTS MUST BE RESIDENTS ' OF SEMINOLE COUNTY AND S Msrchai,dI. Implayses lei' Court, Seminole County, Florida 1st ____ is business as 41$ Shossli - as Psnensi RWess,waslv, - 1, Janet Juliano, Dated at .Naltlaad, Orange DeteOtffiltpuk.sg,is and That I intend to regisler said Notice et AdminIstration: AprIl i 11.69 y - seto.. F,. COUOfl Commercial Bldg. 100 sq. ft. $300 THESE POSITIONS, APPLI. 9)2 French Ave. 3235176 S Bulldhig Material - engaged In business at 1$ N. Park *11.1. II FOREVER SAIRID ____ : TO BE CONSIDERED FOR - y iii Night APPROVED: Sill I. Grior, OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED Fiorlda,underffiellctftlousnerneof -_- ______ and Iluelli or Net Cs.. COUPON Sanford 1 SR. Air, ceramic bath, will to waIt carpet. $155. $417.53. .• Malsdsnance.Claanh,g ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Ave., Sanford Seminsle County, COUNTRY BREAKFAST I Ros Ferragut THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Publfoh: March 22,29, AprIl 3, 13, THISNOTICE,tofIleanyabjn,p,s 1979 'hey may have that dialienges w,s DENiM - Ivrisdlctlon of tho court. 17.93, Sanford U*'s1445'91 I Estate Is sold daily In the classified ads. Nothing small about that. UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAIN. - ING ACT, THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY. a Security POS'IOSIISI FINAL READING AND ADOPTION thIs liNt diy of Mardi, &o., 1979. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP County, Florida, Mmrch 1$, 197$. 9 9* I . . • Stsdirssm SECOND READING 13th day March, AD., 197$. MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real CETA FsIlswlu, PsiNisus. shall be stated. If the claim is titious name, to.wlt: "ALTERA. - DATE - This Ofdinance shall be contingent or unllquidated, the TIOMS BY ROSA" under wftidt we comeef9ectIye3oday,aftIt5f claimant Iltall deliver suffIcIent 131 in th City of Longwesd, florid. I SUPER SALAD _Ws Are SECTION VIII - EFFECTIVE copies of the claim to the clerk to 331* Pets. Ideal Ret. Persons. Near shopping & churches. 322-5054,665-645. Realtor, ERA Member.Brolier. SANFORD, FLORIDA stated. If the claim is secured. the which (we) p to geg i FIRST READING this 2atti day security shall be described. The business at (address) 92$ State Rod F*uvy, A.D., 197g. - t DeBary - Lovely 1g.) BR, Air, No __________________________ • nature of the uncertaInty shall be are engaged In business (or) under PSSISJI and adeOfion. . -, a cessl Continuous training & . guidance. Join a professional team. Call 031-3253 or 322-5253 Fricke & Fricke Assoc. Inc. IS COMING TO claimed. If the claIm is not yet due, upon receipt of proof of ttte 111.544, 'ru of / I - the rights and privileges and listmunities as are from time to time the date when It will become due - publIca5ij of thIs netics, g. p,. 30-Apartments Urilurnished agents for 2 Offices. We Pledge ' '- ourselves to your being a suc- DISCO UNT DEPARTMENT STO RE - or attorney, and the amount inandfer$.rninoiecnty,F., Florida, Inaccordancewllk Chapter - '. - Sanford-Gracious living. Reasonable weekly & monthly rates. Inquire 500 S. Oak. WE'VE EXPANDED New office in Lake Mary now open. Currently interviewing .#: exPerienced & newly licensed , REALTOR 121,000. requires skills in gathering, SECTION VII - ANNEXED AREA RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES 323- 5774 912 French Ave. 323.5176 - _______________________ . FAS'IEST G basis for th. claim, the name and Florid. Statute, will register Florida, and the vIsions address of the credItor or his agent with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Charter of the City Of Cailberry, -. HAROLD HALL REALTY Inc. Realtor, MLS AAA EMPLOYMENT THE WORLD'S they may have. Each claim must be undersIgned, purstiant to the determined by the gevornlng in writing and must indicate the "Fictitious Name Statute" authority of The City of Cary, ______________________________________ Oniy$7,000dwn + $191 mo to be your own boss. Their loss Is your gain. Call today. will land you this great lob. or part of this ordinance. of the above Court a wrItten 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: statemn, of any claim or demand Notice is hereby given your own business. Fully equipt, this DAY CARE CENTER is in a thriving location & ready to go. Good skills & light bookkeeping Undid States. Canada. Puerto AKo, Australli ____________________________________ ________________________________________ By: Robert French, Chairman forCe, or effect of any other slction All persons having claims Of' Publish: AprIl 5, 1979 demands against the estate are DEl-U LOW LOW investment buys you GAL FRI DAY Raggedy Ann I. Andy dolls. Beautifully hand crafted, custom matched heirlooms. 3393I. JUN,itthdty,bc. 24-Business (portunities recorded message. viru r- invalidate or ImpaIr the validity, Attut: Arthur H. leckwith, person to Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St. - construction of water Board of County Commissioners COSlItttU$lofliI, It 5heII not be held to SemInole County, Florida Food Service Supervisor & Cook. Full tIme, ref req. Apply in Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1.SO0-432-$403 anytime for -. St. Johns River. $19,000. HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose your credit: We have helped others to oppoñunity to earn Three to •' - CANAL FRONT lovely 3 BR, 2 b home, sundeck, boat house, fishing dock. Canal leads to M. Unsworth Realty1 find FAST CASH buyers to buy storm drainage lines, grounds CityClerkbeandsheish,r,bya. thorized to amend,City alter, andofthe sup. Of DOUGLAS JAMES WALTER. of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. plementtheofficial map deceased, File Number 79-112, Is Those in attendance will be heard Longwood, Florida. The name and - holidays by selling Avon. Now's a great time to start. Call 644-3079. LET'S BE HONEST If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading this ad, and if we weren't Io -'ng sem to o a lob this ad wou'tbehere. If you want the SECTIONV-AMENDMENTOF This public hearing will be on OFFICIAL CITY MAP - That the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED April74,1fl9at7:oOP.M.,oras that the admInistration of the estate thereafter as possIble, In Room whose address is Route 2, lOX 56$, BUILD YOUREASTER NEST EGGI Earn extra money for the _______________________ • home now under construct ion. for Carpets from 1650 yd installed MAYFAIR older 3 BR, 1½ b home with many un'Tque features, Ig rms., lovely grounds. $69,950. Build to suit - our lot or yours. F HA-VA, FHA 235 & 245. 5309531 or 331-42)1 aft. 5:30. Rig. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 321-0759 125,000. 107W. CommercIal Phone 332.7551, Sanford Lake Mary loT 90 x 143. Reduced price this week only. Also new BATEMAN REALTY SPARKLING clean 2 BR, 1 b, FR, well landscaped, bit yd fenced. JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. BUILDER. 322.2217. AVON Night Auditor experIenced preferred but not necessary. Apply in person Holiday Inn, SiflfOrd. - Ave. Sanford, Fl. - ___________________________ Lake Triplet Drive, or as soon - Seminole County Courthouse, Pro- tlniAd from time to tIme as found SECTION VI - SEVERABILITY bate Division, Sanford. FlorIda 37771 essary. Further details available - it any sctlon or Portion of a The personal representative Of the by callIng 3234330, ExtensIon No. wction of this ordinance proves to estate is James M. Wafter. Jr., be invalId, unlawful, or un. 5 i WIDNEIDAY SPICIAL - -Most complete Craft & Hoboy Supply in Central Florida. HOB BY DE POT. 1910 French ewIthher,WredefI,soas P.M. Inthe Casselberry CIty HaIl, Box U, Sanford, Fl. 32771. Equal Opportunity Employer. Exled Floor Man needed. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center, 950 Mellonville. ____________________ UA'fs$ Crafts . MilIer,C'Irdinal industries, Inc., Ave. Apply in person. _________________________ CITYOFCA$$ELSIRRY complete resume to Sandra shift. Sanford Nursing & ConvaiescentCenter,C5oMelionville of 5E¼ of Sec. 4-21-29 beg. at the NE considered and hearings held, and It a copy thereof on Petitioners at. _________________________ 6-.CIiId Care corner of the SE¼ of the SE¼ and appearing In the best Interest of the torney, ROGER L. BERRY, P.O. run thence South 4O, thence West City Of Casselberry, Florida, to Drawer 0, Sanford, Florida 32771, Will babysit pre-schooler Mon. thence North 316.46', thence North annex and zone said proper, on or before the 23rd day of April, thru Fri., Ravenna Park, fenced subl 44 degrees 35' East 75.34' to P.O. B. to specific conditions and 1979, or otherwise a default will be yd. 123 per . Call 3232727. restrictions; e-ul Said P.O.B. also being on the Ely entered against you. WHEREAS, the City Council has Baby sittIng in my home. Lake WITNESS my hand and official ROW.(50' of Forest Road wide), City.PaIrn Springs concluded from investIgation that sealof the Clerk of the Circuit Court Mary, anytime day or night. all municipal services will be on the 1h day Of March, 1979. 323-6659. thence continuing along said available to the area to be annexed (SEAL) R.O.W. North 44 degrees 3$' East, a on the effective date of this OrdI. distance of 43' to a poInt, said point Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. being in the Sly R.O.W. of SR Clerk of the Circuit Court NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT 1100' wide), By: Patricia Robinson ENACTED BY THE CITY thence run along said R.O.W. Of Deputy Clerk CITY OF Roge L. Berry SR 131 North 73 degrees 2$' 30" East COUNCIL CASSELBEROF BY, THE FLORIDA: a distance of 126.95' p.o. Drawer 0 sportation provided. .Send Mature experienced orderly, I to 4 senting to and requesting the annex. that a proceeding for dissolution of atm ofthoroughly said parcelthe and has consi3. VILLAGE SPRINGS CENTER, dered feasibIlity Ofmarriage has been f lied against you LOSt & FOUfld Petitionat, LTD. - CN RESTRICTED NEIGH. such annexation and zoning to the GUNN,that Is seeking relief THERESA against you, V. _______________________ BORH000 COMMERCIAL TO C.) City of Casselberry, Florida, in RETAIL COMMERCIAL DIS. you areAnswer requiredor toother appear LOST dog, fern. 3 ma, brn, red accordance with Chapter 111.044, AND, and fil, your TRICT. P2(3-7-79)-C. Being a por- Laws of FlorIda, 1976; and . collar, blue eyes. Reward. 323 tionofthe SE¼ of theSE¼of Sec. 4. 7626 or S3O-S52O. defenses or pleading with the Clark WHEREAS, toblif such Of theCounty, Circuit Florida, Court in and for 21-29 and also a portion Of the NE'/i annexation andoblections zoning have Seminole and serve Division, the address of which Is Manager. Hearings may be con- Section I hereof. t* SeeMike.3fl.3391,ext.fl _____________________ Free details; KIT, Box 791, pompano, FL. 33O1, 941 - PetitIoner-Wife, net Seminole County, Florida, Probate with the Land Development dude the annexation contained In Cs Full time AUTO MECHANIC needed at .ioe Creamons for new & used dept. DIVORCE-'520.SO-Guaraflteed. AND R.1A SINGLE FAMILY That the corporate lImits of the City Public hearing will be held on DWELLING DISTRICTS TO R.1AA of Casselberry, Florida, be and It Is Thursday, AprIl 19. 1979, It 7:30 SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING IN THE ESTATE: * Bar Ii Ts,n. AN Y. Cait Eat. 323-5176 ______________________ _____________ tax ' _ 912 French Ave. Di's Place2S4I Park Dr. tMSE¼ (less North Sacres)of Sec. described The description herein thereafter as posstble. 19-21-30 (less road right of contained includealleys, all streets, Sanford. 3314 Deceased North lSSft.Of the NE¼ ofway); the 5E¼ roads,shall highways, and Datedthis 29thdayof March, 1979. __________________________ NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION of Sic. 19-21-30. Further described avenues located within or between Linda Thomas, If you aren't using yourpooI table TO ALL PERSONS HAVING as East of Lake of the Woods Acting City Clerk take a cue, and sell it with a me existing munIcipal and CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST bothsidesof Derbyshire Rood, West areas annexed herein inlimits Section 1 PublIsh: AprIl 5, 1979 Herald classified ad. Call 333. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Glastonberry. ConsIsting of 36 hereof, DEl-is 2611. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED acres. (DISTRICT NO.4) earth TH 7_____ p.m. AAA EMPLOYMENT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING SEVERABILITY; AND EFFEC. CASE NO. 79-S1S-CA44.E DISTRICT TO .R.)A SINGLE TIVE DATE. FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT. IN RE: THE OF WHEREAS, there has been filed THERESA V.MARRIAGE GUNN, PZ(27-79)-1. That part of the NW¼ with the City Clerk of the City of SECTION 1 - ANNEXATION Sanford, Fl. 32771 DOUGLAS JAMES WALTER, • and c.ii.., tsa, etc. generally, as Manor and Shore MENT OF CITY MAP TO IN. 641-3013 W. Garn.ttV;nite Rig. Real Estate Broker - 50-Miscellaneous FREE ESTIMATES COUNTRY- location yet minutes from shopping. 2 BR, 1 b, large storage rm & work shop, fenced, shaded 3 landscaped. 121,500. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Position open for career minded individual with the Nation's largest producer of factory built aoartments & developers of multi-famipy prolects. Excellent salary & bonus, paid vacation, fully paid medical, hospitalization & life Ins. Must be capable of supervising numerous properties. Tran- Excellent company with all hours available. All benefits. • Medel Inc., RenItor 322-9283 129,500. Broker-owner. Cash for your loll Will build on your lot or our lot. V Enterprise. Inc. Lake Mary-Sanford Area. 6 avail. Buy 1 or group. 100 pcI. occupied. E. H. Seibert, Realtor. 323-9001, aft. hrs. 641159$. 41-Houses Small remodeling firm needs Painter-Carpenter immediately 323-0197 CASHIER P.O. Box 353 ___________________ Sanford, FIa-. 32771 Legal Notice thence2$' South South 73 AND ZONING - That the City of 3O323-4121 degrees 30" 150' Westthence 125' thence Casselberry, Florida, does herewith Attorney for Wife North $7.24', andherebyannexandd.slgnat,zo. Publish Mar. 22, 29, Apr. 5,17. 1fl9 thence N 45 degrees 25' West 43' to ning of a certain tract of land lying DEII.1fl the P.O.B Further described as in Seminole County, Florida, and IN RE: ESTATE OF : Includes Salad Bar • 5:30 (2) NEWS 0 THE ODD COUPLE FIle Number 19.112 'his orig S All Yoi. Cssi Eat (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE OMISTERROGERS(R) Dlvlson S lii m..2p.m. a Forf.mlliesorfriendsof prcblemdrinkers ForfweinformationcalI 647.3333orwrite SantordAl.AnonFamlIy Group MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF SAID beginning. Further descrIbed, CITY; AUTHORIZING AMEND. Experienced Cock Apply inperson HoiIdaylnnof5aflfo I 40-A-Apartments & HOUR lB 2304 Lisa Ct. 31½, Stucco. As is. VA-F HA-235.COnV. Homes Low Down Payment - 912 French Ave. 323-5176 24 Super Lg. 4 BR 2 B, extras galore, sc porch. 555.900. 611-4317. J BR Housefor Family Longwood, Sanford Area 322-2125 AAA EMPLOYMENT Jean's Report, P.O. Box 120 Sanford, FIa. 32771. ________________________ I I tydescrib(dInkctIon1offfii5dI. Sig. A.B. Peterson Agency June Porzg -3-f u.i feet fromisthe reardescribed property _________________________ 30. Further described ttsDike NW nance shall have the following zo- line. The parcel legally Publish: March 29, April 5, 17, 19, corner of Howell Branchas and ning classification: 1919 Road, Immediately North of Cedar as: FULL CHARGE C-i, Commercial zoning DEH.i54 ________________________ Ridge, consistIng of 20 acres. Lot 13, Block N, Camelot Unit BOOKKEEPER (DISTRICT NO.1) SECTIONIII-CONDITIONSOF Two, Casselberry, Florida, as ExceIIent'companywighexclt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ANNEXATION None , RAYMAC DEVELOPMENT recorded l Plat Book 16. Pages benefits. Must have a resume. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA COMPANY -A.1 AGRICULTURE LIMITS BY IV DECLARATION - County, FlOrida. SECTION - REDEFINING ans, Public Records of Seminole PROlATE DIVISION AAA EMPLOYMENT " • ViOl 1:40 PzAI] 9:23 5 hUNCH said Lot 35 which was th, pOint 0 of kindness and for the many floral contrIbutIons received during our rcent breavement. JotmJones& Family making money at home. si.00 to ______ aNd LOVNGE SUIIDAY bounIaryof said Lot 3sadistanceof DEFINING THE CORPORATE 4' lathe SE corner of Lot 35; run LIMITS OF CASSELBERRY, thence NIt' along the Ely boundary FLORIDA TO INCLUDE SAID of said Lot 33 to the NE corner of PARCEL OF LAND IN THE Do all duties in the office, answer phones, typing & good with figures. Housewives Send for 20 ways of Seminole County; less that por. Section, PB 11, Pg. 4$, run thence tin of said lot which has been con- __________________________ ____________________ -West along NIy line of Lot 35, a veyedtotheStateof Florida for rood 4...Pef$()fla$ distance of S ft; run thence SEly to purposes; DECLARING AVAIL. 1-Card ol Thanks ______________________ the South line of said Lot 35, it a ABILITY OF MUNICIPAL SER. • Poifltl'WfltOfthISECOrfler°fsald VICES; DEFINING CONDITIONS ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM Lot 3S; M.LUCILLEJONES OF ANNEXATION; PROVIDING INYOUR FAMILY? run thence E along the Sly ZONING CLASSIFICATION; RE. Our heartfelt thanks for your acts AL-ANON engaged in business at 120 N. Park SR 134. lust W of Wekiva Springs Rd follows, to-wit: (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT ' -' SANFORD AIR TERMINAl. 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES MAKE ME UGH 0 SESAME STREET FICTITIOUSNAME . SANFORO of Lot 35, BUt 0, Mobile Manor, 2nd Ave., Sanford Seminole County, at SE corner of Old Palm Springs SOARDOP ADJUSTMENT . 0 FREESTYLE (NON) Lot 1, Block 2$, Kathryn Park, 18-Help Wanted NOTICE IS HEREBYBoard GIVENOf that 0 LOWELL Florida, under the fictitious name Of Road. Consisting of .45 acre, according to p1st thereof as the City of Casselberry -__________________________ THOMAS ST. -JOHNS REALTY COMPANY (DISTRICT NO. 3) le P ISO? INC.) endthat I IntSMt.rs3. CEDAR CORPORATION OP , 'W A4lvstm.n$. wIll hold a, publIc RSCOI'd$ of CREATIVE EXPRESSIONS hearing.Is-Mr. Bcbrt M.a Jenkins, gister said narn with me Clerk of SEMINO4I Al AGRICULTURE County; less that portion of said lOt owner, requesting variance Demonstratorsne.ded 0 INFINiTY FACTORY (THU)? the Circuit Court, Seminole County, TO R. 1A SINGLE FAMILY whichofhas been to the 5t. from Section 23.33 (b) of the CIly Of -. Call Jo-An. 323-1112. FlorIda in accordance with the PrOS DWELLING DISTRICT. PZ(37-Th. Florida forconveyed ipad purposes. OBTUDIOSEE(FRI) visions of the Fictitious Name 1). The West ¼ of the SE¼ of the Casislbersy Cede of OrdInances in For a caress in Real Estate call SECTION • Statutes, To-Wit: Section ssS.o9 SE¼ and East ½ of the West ½ f -ZONING order that an addition be conFlorida Statutes 1957. Realty World, The Real Estate theSE'4oftheSEI/,ofSection2i.21. DESIGNATION - That the proper. structed to the rev of his residence S PH. 323-0501 .. Notice is hereby gIven that I am being located in th. general area of more particularly descrlbsd a (1) (12) ALLSTAR SECRETS 6:25 GOES THE COUN. TRY (MOW) ____ (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. OVIRLOOKTHI RUNWAYS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 10:30 •NOTFORWOMENONLY (I)TH1 DUKE (Premiere) 0 SUNRiSE HESTA(JBANT 4:00 (2)EMEROEP4CY ONEI 5:00 9:30 OTHE PARTRIDGE FAMILY Sundo - Noon FridQ to plat thereof as recorded In Plat _________________________ Hrs. 322.7111 Maltiand Howell Estates GENERAL OFFICE 323-3176 aft WILL BUY EXISTING lit & 2nd MORTGAGES, R. Legg. LiC. Mtg. Broker. 525 No. ID Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 562-743 - RIALTY Thursday, April 5, 1979-3 8 62-Lawn-Garden -- Duplexes for Sale 9i2Fr.nchAve. I (DISRRICT NO. 3) 4:30 0 BEWITCHED 0 MERVGRIFflN (12) DINAH I 0 SESAME STREET Cars For The Great Multi- 3:30 0 MASH(R) 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY 310$ Hwy 17.97, Sanford, 322-4702 AAA EMPLOYMENT Noon The Do Before PublicQtion 322-6.457 38-Wanted to Rent Alistar Auto Parts A.0 HELPER Mechanically inclined person will train If sharp. NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll 47-A-Mortgages Bought &SokI ROISIl'S Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor 322.0204 Service Directory. Auto Parts Counter Man 41-Houses Johnny Walker find him listed in our BusIness Experience,3 DEADLINES OFFICE SPACE UPSTAIRS. DOWNTOWN T0II.Free 1-SO043$.6573 ask for Bob Bevis. EOE. 3 Lines Minimum ________________________ corner, run 2 degrees 37' East tO of the area sought to be annexed WANTED: Customers to enioy LEY KEITH GUNN, North line (less beginning 23' South Judy's Hamburgers. Super consenting to and requesting ff1 of NE corner, run W 246.11', South 2 Respond.nt.Husband. Salad Bar with 15 items & Great exation and zoning of that parcel Country Breakfast. No CXNOTICE OF ACTION degrees 37' W 911W, South one specifically described hereIn; and STATE OF FLORIDA degree 54' 22" West 42.14', East perience necessary. Apply In WHEREAS, m City Council person required. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford. TO:known BAILEY KEITH OUNN. whose . Appetite 95.44' South to South line, East to the City of Cass.Ib.rry, FIoiIda, last residence and mailing point South of beginning, North to theretofore at regular meeting of the rns is 2210 W000fy Squat., beginning and Road). Section 52). City Council has approred the pefi. Apartment 330, Montgomery, by DOT 29. Further described as in the tin sIgned by the landowner of the Alabama 36116. NOTARY PUBLIC general area of West Lake Branticy area sought to be annexed, con. 322 2026 or 3230467 Road. Consisting of 1.63 acres. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ________________________ TUE, THU. FRI) 0 GOOD MORNING APIERI. CA • ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU MORNING 1:00 A.M. -- 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon Also, beginning at the NE corner BookS, Page Ccl the Public Records beginning 755.5' East of the SW (!)ThE ODO COUPLE (MON, 8:30 (2)(12) TODAY Handy Way Food Stores now 41-Houses MERCURY MOTOR EXPRESS 43c a line 1 tim. ....... ecpting applications for Full & 3cons.cuflvet'nh$ ....3$c a life Part time positions. Apply at 3Sc a line lCOIfl.CUtiv.timl..................Crescent City, Fl. 32012. enystorelocallyorPo. Box 90$, HOURS of the SE'/i lying East of a line casserneffy, Florida, a petItion for (2) (12) THE DOCTORS 3-00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 0 STUDIO SEE uses an Orkan age machine to ' @ 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 8:00 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO • STUDIO SEE (MON. TUE. RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. Consisting of less(DISTRICT than OflC CLUDE THE ANNEXATION THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE acre. Section 32129. HEREIN; PROVIDING FORIN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR.WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A NO. 3) Mate' Dating Service. All Ages. RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES FOR CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE P.O. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33517. 2. TERRY HAGEN - R.1AA CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY; COUNTY, FLORIDA. 130 2:30 ANOTHER WORLD @)OGUIDING LIGHT 8:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA Jerry @)MIDDAY 0 ThE YOUNG AND THE 7:45 •A.M. WEAThER back from a medical conven. tion.(R) • STARSKY & HUTCH The detectives become embroiled in a murder Involving a woman, her lover, two crooked busi- S (2) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES DONE LIFE TO LIVE Murphy, Brian Kerwtn) search for their stolen horss, while their father (Robert Preston) hires a guide to lead the family onto the prairie. (Pan 2 of 4) MONK a MINDY Mork s s o is i i 5 •• ii C S 1:00 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA (12) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Sheriff Kathetine Crumbley, Tony Delia. (.4)THENEWLYWEDGAME 0 M'AS'H Col. Potter, Hawkeye, B.J. and Mal. Burns get hopelessly lost on their way A formerly top-ranked prizofihtsr (Robert Conrad) decides to hang UP hIS QIOVS$ -' s4 • gatos to find the murderer of a friend. - ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE (12) HOLLYW000SQUARES 2:00 TODAY . 1130 tudes" made the American drsamare&ity.(R) (2) NEWS @)OSEARCH FOR TOMOR-. 7:30 Dawn Of Man' Over 300 mIles from Nairobi. Dr. Louis Leakey and his wile hive worked for 35 years locating fragments of man's sasilest ancestors. (! THE CHISI4OLM$ Will and Gideon Chishoim (Ben es. (R) HARRIS AND COMPANY An old friend who wants to be a rock star and a feøow P1OY es of Liz's who Is stealing from the boss cause problems for Ma.. 12:30 RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 7:25 NEWS 00 (2)IM'IIOMAi GEOGRAPHIC CA en, tandern.axle tractors to run the East Coast. Home on weekends, advancsi on each trip & fast weekly settlements, Call AAA EMPLOYMENT 9l2FrenchAve. - • 2nd Section, PB 11, Pg. 4 (Lot SO' x Block 25, Kathryn Park, according 12:00 Must have Outside sales cx. pesience. Great company with ' 831-9993 NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Operators who own their own 323-3176 beginning), BUt G, Mobile Manor, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Lot 1, 7:00 (1) TODAY C!) 0 MONDAY MORNING (MON) C!) 0 TUESDAY MORNING the Mayor, but for some mysti. tying reason does not seek revenge. MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT AFTERNOON Orlondo - Winter PQrk 322 -2611 degrees 1'21", West 12' North 79 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, degrees 241 13", West 61.59 ft. to AND MORE PARTICULARLY ChiIilngworth learns that 9:30 OCARTER COUNTRY Chief Roy is unexpectedly decked by Seminole CHANGE OF ZONING REGULA. City CouncIl of the CIty Of TIONS Casselberry, Florida adopted an 8:45 IDSESAMESTREET 8:47 CLASSIFIED ADS OF ANNEXATION SY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CASSELSERRY, FLORIDA Notice is hereby given that the 14jKUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS @)0 CBS NEWS 7:00 SALESMAN 1. TOM DOUGLASS - R EM-i Ordinance of Annexation as follows: SINGLE FAMILY MOBILE HOME ORDINANCE NO.375 . DISTRICT TO C.2 RETAIL COM. ANORDINANCEOFTHECITYOF MERCIAL DISTRICT. PZ(3-7.79).S. CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, LotNo.2(lesspt.replafled),BIk.G, ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING Mobile Manor, 2nd Section as In WITHIN THE CORPORATE LI. OTHE SCARLET LETTER (2) TIC TAG DOUGH (I) MARY TYLER MOORE Rhoda's green thumb convinces her that she should go Into the house-plant busIness. tI2ITHECROSS.WITS THEJOKERS WILD Notice 11:30 (1fl12)WHEELOFFORTUNE @0LOVEOFUFE 0 FAMILY FEUD 8:30 sick woman threatens to destroy Dletrich's career after hereiectsheradvances.(R) April 24, 1q19 A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 31-B---Reg*al Off1s ORDINANCE SEMINOLE COUNTY IOARDOP NOTICI OF ill 9:00 -HpWanIsd Thursday,AprlI$,ifl TON __________________________ 830 . ______________ jiNoiIiiT DELTA NOISE The Deltas enter Nutty In a college beauty contest, then discover Dun Wormer has fixed it so that Mandywlilwln. , • ______________________________ 4 B-EviningHrald,Snford,FI. -, I . DANNY'S PAINTING lnterior.Exterlor House Painting Licensed- Insured- Bonded FREE Estimates. (305) 322-9160 Interior & Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est. 322-0545 or 332-4131 Painting by Anthony Corino. Interior, exterior qualified in all phases. Free Est. Call 3220071. Mikes Drywall- Drywall work, sprayIng, remodeling & floor covering. Free Est. 332-1561, CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR SG. BALINT$A550C. 332-1665 -. lMan,quaIityop,r Syrs. sip. Patios, Driveways s4C.WayneB.al,3p.33) - Concrete Work: steps, patios Sm. or Lg. Free Est. Call Mr. Taylor, 322-0563 or 332.444 PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CASINETS FreeEst. I210129afterS:30 INSULAT ION - lilting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 32)0539 954.7344711 collect. Plun*lng SerVice ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg.Cds. 3230171; 3224401 - Pressure Clearing Brown's Pressure Cleaning_Mu. dew removal houses & roofs, mobile homes. Trucks washed. Economy rates. 534 Reafing Roof Ing & guttering, mt 1. ext remodeling, all work guaran- teed. Erse Est. 323-3434. - NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Girden Center 101CeleryAve. TO LIST YOUR BUSIP l.. DIAL 322.21br 131•9993 �S-EvinIngH•raId, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, April ,i7 list Year, No. iower of Savin g J - L DRYER VENT KIT I ,J pteenameIfin"' No.1007. 0 915 0 flexible hose and two clamps. No. 1280 Each Li ad ii8Cu,. . 'IILIJILW •.. 49 .• . ....... ...... . ......... '• 114 MIX I D E 401b Beg I fl rETE CO!"& lock. 3/4" wide rigid Yellow blade with bek IL Each No. 5312 12' x 314"....... No. 8315 iS' * 3/4" q. "dl , Reg.Aice (s • . 4.99 SPWAL . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . FEATU'N PLAIMNG MIX 84JTS Heavier weight potting soil "We fit all id& fo fim'Jy Adjustable to porting larger heaft 67%; to 7%. GcottVa Orange PIP 18. FUNISN'llor' the customer who and Green. prefers a ttle he. No. NAEM lea.) ' let mix. . 5 ii .......... • or m reliability to your kitchen Each Lawn Ileffilizer $MUNN el No. 20C4 lee.). (U I I §Wtft Gross 0iU R1 lDIAJlI Trimmer has a limited I -year Warranty. al for men, sizsd inwns. Curing Cum IV, path. No. 3071.5.) " M IL seci With quick drain. ing sill 99 • 118 TRINMIR$ •.. .... .13.70 COLINSFAN RANOINOODI luUt,' Your hone and sav X% ;;/weftand cm*ng cosgL Duct or ductless type, 30" range lOOP $HhwI.E$ hood in White, Avocado, Harvest Wheat Coffee or Almond. Sulad and smoked acrylic handlesand pop up drain sawn. M by Vis sun's hest to • ) ........,.. ___ 27.85 29.25 is vur warmmy White or brown 3446 No.20 AIRMT 49.95 . vehicle lanes is a "significant departure" 01111111111 from previous information from the DDT "There hall been some discussion that two new Wm on 14 currently under mi,- 6*33 .18.99 Square . Bundle struction in Orange County nalgt4 be deal natedforthispo.e,baJnowuhe D 3.Teb apparently Is including those desigisted type UqUid Asbestos lOOP COATINO 6.99 YHIWSrVSMy Square square 20.97 The Crossings Bundle COX PLYWOOD SHEATHINS Agenel Apprem. Specisilydesigned.,mm with thrust bearings. Built-in 8% x 9" x 37411 stsel housing. Dec. orative plastic grille. 7563 U. . . retards • ........... drying, stops weatherIng. Fiber n*-r forced Coe". MXMI'TUN. 111 &go 2*4*1' $PRUCE STUDS 'ratts, rapid F40 Cool White 48' start. 3/8"x4'x8'..........,,, 7.20 IrX'x4'xV(3ply) ....... 8.16 I/X*x4'xV(4plV) ....... 8.45 LW'x4#xB#,.,...... 10.72 - Lightweight. my to use. Can be used for fraj 1 I.:s ... , TIIMUNZ • The Croafts, MoeAs Land unit development, (PUD) located southeast. of 14 and Lam Mary Boulevard, win opm Its chmom and , ea astional fadlitin on AVU A according to Km Criltol, Marketing Manager for the subsidiary of Maids Gall CO. mw pui, which from 1P74 when Initial pUnning besan mW lad mmmer who Florida Resideth ConintmM4,. and Olin-American Homes of .. a at the ,40o was site by 10, CrIstol said. The proled at the eke of Like Mary. will be Seminole ide . 4,4I No.000N1..J........,24,99 $q.Yd. :; : .. .. ' .. rxlr '*23'....,.iS5 1 nd • .. I9.00 ' kosiss,aSu,s,orTVcsnsg, klkfian shsi or 40*11IM1111111111111101110ida .1 . I - '::' •:'- . . I • adjacent wall. Herald Photo . I .. ---- •__-_••--._•-•._•_•__. . .- .- -. -. 0 as Greenwood LakeL models are scheduled to begin in August with a grand opening planned for January, 1*). This will be the first development by the nationally known Levitt Corp. in Semimle County. Crlstol said homes currently built in the PUD or under construction there are In the $50,000 and $60,000 price range. The"Club at the Crossings" opening Apra 22, includes a main dub building with a catered restaurant service, Junior Olympic swimming pool, hWth dub facilities and The Levitt COrP- is 2110 Plaming a second development within the county. It has contraded to purchase 62 im. proved lots and has Udm an opum on an additional 60. unimproved lots within the Cedar Ridge community, located on Howell Branch Road, one mile east SR 436. The land was contracW from the owner develop" (i the 100-wilt Cedar Ridge project, Cedar Corp. Seminole, a Levitt spokesman sm. LevItt plans to begincQnst rucuononitapr0ufl units and four single-family models in Cedar Ridge on May 1, and to open Its furnished models on Sept. 15. Contract signing Is expected next week, Cristol said, with the Levitt Corp. to purchase for construction of 106 homingunits a 33-acre semi-developed site within the Crossings- The Levitt PrOPerty will be one quarter mil e east of Lake Emma Road. A Levitt Co. spokesman said construction on Production homes for the Crossings site and four sIngle-famIly home of of • UN(SCRAMBLING) THE MESS .•; ,. . •••• - . . .. • •. . •, .. Workmen along State Road 427 near Baker's Dairy clean up the egg cartons which fell from the back of Plnebreeze Company driver . ., ,.. •. . , ••. .. ",oor w ...- , Walter Hugh's truck at 7:45 a.m. this mor. nlag.SemnoleCountysherridepjes gj they stopped Hugh and informed him he was losing his cargo. Hugh said he did not realize - a...r' . • .' - .X' the eggs were falling from his truck • Th , • ;. .4 Herald PIISISbY Tom VINC.SI ____ 00- tIY)IIrseIf . Today AN4ThSChCI .......... 4* Hstesps .................6* i •.• --- ------ .•- ___ ------ .-.- .-_---• - k____*- - - -• .,. . . • '::::::::::::::::: • -..-•-- 0 pens aci ities • ay - - --- POUNDS HOURS: CIOssdSunday . GEOFFREY 0 • . at E . . Damage estimates were riot immediately available. - by Torn Vincent • . NFORD 7W French Avenue Ph:323-4700 7:30 r; - ,• down a light pole, damaged the cement base to the porch and completely caved In the door and a portion of the; •.. .". )' •: ) d ." on -. i-'i Con be 11MM with an.. **-ft paint Of OWL inr Oyu IV 1~ UL FL AN No.VSI4-14%(es.).....3.99 mall of veme shelving to build PmcU000DmM,Ap,uL12 a of at - 'S.... .. De"v is to Place ..... 1.71 __ Whii _____ Ptscvt$tvds ______ V or 121 rate of . 2*4* 52% ' rate of 141 3)4s23'..IQ%$ L ,s $X11 miWon planned ____ nfiw....-,J .•_..,.• County's third largut PUD. When construction Is completed the development will have about 16,000 resIdents and be a self-contained commmity about the currmt siss of AbAmou Sprbgt The CMMWAY's COW Water And Man Systems have already bm corAructed. Criew am Plans call for construca" of Ime single. Innily homes on 40 scres; 3,410 townbouses, patio and doda hm" on 270 acres ad 1,00 d d anecondomlgiiwns In addition to 73 commords'; 44 acres of roadwap; 50 mu of adlod sit. .d 333 . of p cp ap MW new LAM Mary NO 10t W opuft in stWonts, Is t. be t the Qos.b Mary achoof will be $.nb,'5 sxtji bjgp atho. me deve3na was foinJy Herald Stall WIti / PM*IL at a to ir ByDONNAREM I Place . 0 emino e s I . Willis on couch where he was sleeping 1 hftd costing for r e n ewing old roofs. Asphalt __________ - • Lak ke Mary At GIBSON•HOMANS 40 051 SAC* 100115 INOVIL No.2511ssw*lrbleds. Rolled Will. y soci ___ these lanes Is the the Gray, w woody Price, Seminole County planner, said today the plans for the high occupancy Comes in white on '7. . Florida Gets Tough Over Dru s alert mof'r4a. Gray y said. _____ (& 1f r of urn his car, were Injured. Police said the 1971 Mustang involved In the crash was headed westbound 25th Street high speed when the driver lost control. The car did a complete spin and struck the Willis house on the north side of the street. One witness said the juvenile's car appeared be racing with anot he r when the accident occurred. Police said there was another car traveling at a high speed next the Mustang, but that car was not involved in the accident. The passenger In the car the juvenile denied the pair was racing the time the crash. He said the accident was caused by "the slick wet pa nt Wi llis said he had ret urned from a shopping trip and had just fallen asleep the porch before the accident awakened him. When the car struck the home, It knocked ___ Although DOT officials said today they are cost Graysaid. a Coios. COMPletely'pro-wired for the dO-it1200 Duct-Type (each).... Yourselfeli. "peed control box. In. cludes plug and harving hook. In 11300DWImT"wissch) •'inds.4rr _ 'lhe Incedi f are less crowded," Sanfordpolice aid thejfledrlvtng thecarhasbeen cltedforcaroleudrlv1ng.Ne1therhe,northepasengerIn not coUin Just when Ole high occupancy Imes would be L-AsIled along 14, nor anes will be darW at the 03mla County end or SR 434 end, ray Parts the new lanes would l)einst.alled ( of the year. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Uncertain s to o much public In the entire passage. It the middle of drug smuggling help clamp down on drug hu- Miami. formation needs to be issued on tha proposal, -Legidation mandating tough picked up only two "no" votes. Florida and in the United Ports Law enforcement officials minimum prison sentences for Graham, embarrassed and Statm" Crawford said. the DOT has heduled a press A key provision in the bill say the illegal drug trade ewns 10 a.m. April16 at Its )d%?° for drug smugglers sailed through angered by a CBS news show In Crawford, D-Winter Haven, allows judges and prosecutors smugglers $5 billion a year. DOT has bun studying WO MCUP41KY the HOWS today to the desk oI January calling Florida I"the said the bill requiring sentences to reward cooperative smug. They estimate most of the the vehicle lanes he drug capital of the world," of three to 25 years in GTSIWI who glers by reducing their sent- marijuana imported Into the wM sku it at mm C&I'llonle, Gray ad& Mle c*Aral Mile the bW am of his top and fines up to SM^ tot ences it they turn state's Unoed Stges cam" ft PrOdY 010 PA'wVd the U1110- trafficking In large amounts of evidence against those who Florida bemuse of its miles of area which emsh" Of n counties is bare of may jnj i impact marij uana, cocaine and heroin bank roll drug rings. these tv'. of Imes, he said. coastline and proximity to that U you sell drugs In Florida, by making ft the first bill to will ena ble prosecutors to get to Sen. Jack Gordon, DMLam1 South America. Transportation officials will request 140,000 we're going to get to you," Rep. clear the Legislature and doing the higher-ups in smuggling Beach, tried to stall the bill, In ether legislative action to finance a public information campaign for Bob Crawford, chairman of the it the first week. rings, say g it wi in ll only make drug Th ursday: residents in the three county area where the House Criminal Justice The 116-0 vote followed a The bill (Sb83) passed with smuggling more profitable. high occq*wy vehicle lanes will be In- Committee said. -The House Appropriations 4 break ftom tradition since the little debate. stalled, Gray said. 'lt's not going to be conCommittee P&wed aW sent to It Wall the first bill to pan the House passed the measure the Besides the minimum senten. trolled. We're just wasting the floor legislation (HB 100o) While pimllminary p1m call for the lanes to 979 sea", which convened same day it was debated on the ces, the bill (SB 83) sets fines taxpayers' money and making tranderring the licensing and be used by private vehicles only, the DOT has Tuesday. Its znoetJ s.Illng and floor, ranging from $25,000 to $500,000, profits for organized crime." discipl ine f unctions of profesnot Yet discoedthefruaebyb.esorotr qulckpauageaetarecordfor "Today, we have an andtracaproposalGov,Bob JohilngGordonon theloslng slonal boardatna Department laile-passenger vehIcIm Gray said. of Professional Regulation district project development and enenioneer. Initial iT tat ion of the huh ocicle law can be accom~ at impervious to wind or weather. aSUSLAIS Be.Mar-resistant Gothic Oak wood grimed t Inckudss 50" Sink Base, A wall Two 1S" x 30" wail cabinets and hom can you U much n MatchlflgValancs.(Slflkfaucetand 30% In fuel COIfltittOPflOt Goals 'y_, g Wsasdsss LAVATORY PAUCIT With aaa$. His P - right there." . the county learned of the DOT plans only bw speed limit," old W. G. Gray, DOT spokesman. 397 unhurt in the incident, "the door fell in and the car was _________________________________ Th ursday. the east and west directions. "Motorists using these special lam will not . . . • ___ ___ I his views an the plans at this time. Price said of the car pools. The high occupancy vehicle lanes wo uld be Installed the far left lanes of the highway in on Rag. Price (piece) . . . . . . . . . . . . K11111111 NOW SAROBI TOOLS lockin header. 58W' length, 57 high. Frost and colors. PlesticOS6..ch) ...... 39.SS T.mpsmd Glass 1..cN ... 4.S5 O, 79.99 Finger flow control. W' spreading width. 65 lb. hopper capacity. 101, semi.. pramnstic tires, baked enamel firi*t CrestlinsTUB j, . . . . . . . . . . . . 10" t,:. ___ IYNTNITC'% . Steel body, tubular Each................... .3.40 . WAUIOI CEUNG PAN . .. . No. CF1338"(ea)....... - 11' MINI-VANITY BASE . . (1IP • Mar-resistant fin. ished be"cabinet In White Leather Standard gauge, VkM asbestos 12" or woodgralned X IT' Me comes In PP-11 Gold Chip. Dark Oak. Easy to Cabinet PP-20 Spring Green, and PP-23 base only. PM910 Beige colots. Each TN#.................. 220 TRIMUNI . _____ . mendations to the county commission In a week to have taken to roads by thou who become pan 49 _ Elghty•year-old Bill Willis' afternoon nap ended with a bang at 4:30 p.m. Thursday when a car driven by a Sanford juvenile spun out of control, crossed the curb and sinalseI through the front porch of the Willis Home at 312 E. 25th St. The car stopped just five feet from the couch on Firtel and Bub and making our recom- save •.. -. 39 • • .. e reason, will gasoline consumption otherwise needed by the vehicles that would Will accept paint or stain. 1I ___ (OUATh) today, gaining further information on the concept. "OUATS In turn reports to the Metropolitan Planning Organization composed of persona appointed by the governor. Seminole has three representatives on that organization - County Cornmissloners Dick Williams, Sandra Glenn and Bil l Kirchhoff," Price said. "This concept could have considerable impact on Seminole County residents. We will be formulating information obtained by Miss automobiles at home. This, the officials 4'x 4' x 8' 95 • No 5150/2 12 ..... 413 Resistant to decay and termites. T sy finish 1/2" IW% continuous W Iva nylon, level kmp FSPIL A variety of room kWh raim Rubber back 12 widths.Style 42. 1 Awaene I. repreaer*lngSeminole County atameetthgof the technical advisory com mittee the Orlando Rudely 41 and Senior County Planner Laura Firtel This would require striping off the lanes for Bag (sa)....990 TLIFIR-11offill - • d PINE NUN CAP . '' 199 0001 Deluxe two-ply how with a smooth gloe- : ••• 1U7 He polital out C=ty Engineer Bill Bush Piece FLOORTU . Af 4 . 01% RoCkwell . 1. 1 ! 111 •• •1 said. to carpet ce( g............ case, positive toggle Sq. Vt...... '1 with a Rockwell washerless faucet. Guaranteed "Drip-free" for 5 yearsl No. 07229. Rag. Price (each). ! Add plzau to your patio with long wearing, stain reresisting polypropylene olefin fiber in 12' widths. Green, Red Gold or Blue/Green . 135 ... p ~;w 7 He s lanes Into Seminole County to SR 434," PrIce The Florida Department Transportation (DOT)laattezngto encourage car-poling which could lead to decreasing gasoline consumption Seminole Countians. What the DOT thpreposjngis the of high occupancy vehicle lanes along 1-4 from U.S. Wi (SR 530) in Osceola County SR 434 in Seminole County. The theory Is, according to DOT such high occupancy lanes would be reserved during certain peak hours of travel of those private vehicles carrying two or passengers. What DOT Is hoping, that department's officials say, Is that those private cars' passengers will be car owners themselves who will have left their Sq. Yd. Add beauty tI POWER TAPE RULE Features high impact By SHARON CARRASCO Herald taffwrfter . Bag Reg. JUli - rw K TCHuuu Nu USPS 48.280) -Price 15 Cents F Save Gasoiin e for ifl9ui Liver COflt. 40 WUJ. lb. makes 1/3 30 - ,1 Re9. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 05, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f1926732b661299e3c3e97cf8d250a17.pdf c338038671b41f3d8105536556217693 PDF Text Text f?rpf lfp ' frrc • - Thursday, April U, IM B- Evnlng Herald,Sanford, Fl. - _____ 15( t A \tJJS - Evening enild I In ',\. s -• r gaF V. 44 4 All v 1 11if. 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These students spend one school day with Mrs. Coleman each week and attend their academic classes the other four, "We do a lot of public speeches, debates and discussIons of new events," explains Mrs. Coleman. Proudly Posted on the classroom door, a banner armUnces "This is the classroom of the teacher of the year.tv . 7 85 . . 8.23 0*72 1/2" x 4' x 8' A ply) ....... Authentic woodgrain patterns we printed on hardboard panels. The &V'x 4- x V ........... 1 tough synthetic plestic surface givas long wow vW my care. -V x aheets. The chain are arranged in a circle around the classroom and brightly-colored posters animals and wise anecdotes hang indiscriminately on the wall. At one end of the room stands a dark brown lectern which will be in use today, Mrs. Coleman Says. The students will exchange topics between bu1JVVC5 KrOft.IIaCkd of Per Panel 5132" Highland .. 5/32" Plains Elm . ........ • iri" "' w VT '.' 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In Whke and Colom ASPHALT 11Yea, Wsnanty .1,.,S .. 6.66 .9.99 Pkg. otiSheats Prices quoted In this ad are based on CustOmers picking-up at our Note. Delivery is available for a snull choge. Management reserves the right to limit WAMMU On Vallill"I* hillwliso. ..........3.S5 20 Yew Warranty .22.41 PRICES GOOD THRU MAY 3 Squats 1.73 IPRUCI n • S.. 7*47 700 French Avenue Ph: 323-4700 HOURS: S y Tha t , Ld%J I LJUI OII - Wme mm 11A MW UW Cog" of um Aw Feeling ~~Tjwaled .......... Department ofNataral Reanwces (DNR) has passed 4* Dr. l.b ....................of on a vote oviivzs C4UjCs Comm the 7* IA Spe' 4* TeIsvliia ............ IAIIUI 7* w.sr ...................3* S S t seven ttirougli twelve, Jef Walker, a Seminole County member of the Regional CPR Task Force, told board members the task force would either ; S ___ 'i bearing next w cujresgiy leaves a Boulevard, Sanford. Other classes will be held May 3,7 and 10 at 7 p.m. All smiions must be attended in order to get a certificate. Call 322-1472 for more information. .11 .• 'L • i. 4' 'II. ii • A four-session CPR (C a r d to- Pu I u) 0 fl a r y Resuscitation) course for the general public will begin Monday at 7 p.m. at Grace United Methodist ' Church 118 N N. Airport proposal to incorporate one-hour course of emergency awareness education for students in kindergarten through the sixth grade. • petent in the liksvmg technique."said Dan Dagg. assistant superintendent of instruction. Supt. William Layer recwiunended the school board fully cooperate with the Cm program. SHARON CARRASLO • You Can Leam CPR The school board also approved Walker's AIL 1"'. , a '. • 014 i).. • • 4. • 'h.. , , bt4 .0 • - • ...• • • . • - • a to Om Today 7:30 - 6:90 Monday thru Saturday S who knows CPU and sonic schools have eight to 10 teachers who are corn- teachers in both the techniques of CI'R and the ficimlicii Maneuver, a inethod used to aid persons who are choking on something lodged in their throat. 'l every school, we have at least one teacher The ClIR Lourse would require approximately four hours for Lompletion per student per year, Walker said. Instructional textbook materials would cost it inaxiinuin of 50 cents per student, he said. •4. 4 • . 5 • - --"?I • ' •• • . . S • .-1-e; '•..,.,. '" bem an in*Uce," he • Closed Sunday .1 that drinking alcohol has occurred rather than at Its true there was replaced marljuan.u:major value. 'I Was raised In a mobile eL*U •sae1oyü home and have been arowid ow ton Mfg M, and this has :many Young people has become a problem than ' J .je eminole Coun y school board unanimously approved Wednesday the incorporation of CPR training into the curriculum for grades • PWW easily. Brantley said E .,,, NIP mmull, said Brantley Way, raise the ap had 11,1 111wea up beft valued at much less adding the biil had goitonto liçpO$tfrOmldlIcMor$ Lid law for insurance purpons at the end 01 U a fire ft house 13m it would Piece .........1.SS . SANFORD breathing and heartbeat have stopped for one reason or another. 01 in surance purposes, mobile y Brantley 01 S.rtilqole Legjalatig'e made an o Couety and 80 other jnlfflbSJ'$ 1073 by including the right to hes in Ow "me 01 tuie House of iieiwmn- drInk at n earlier or when granWIll YUF value dow w rd. cited as an example that a vote. ft went down In the Regulated Industries corn- The proposed ll4af Ion t $20,000 mobile home could ad ' Bundle forcewould also lend i training equipment for use in the schools, lie said. ments, but prohibited them proved in corrunittee Thursday. y. It was co-SP0080red by both from drinking. Reps. Bobby Hattaway and Hattaway said Wt week the have been treating, tor W 00. • 2*4* 92%' Bundle County public schools nsinthatage homes on the same basis as beverages lnFlorldsfroml$to pet group to work in the eutablish- conventional homes was ap. inci old 2x4zS'$P1UCE$TUO$ pj.,.. Members of the task force are currently teaching Seniiiiole County group would lose their jobs even among middle school working in restaurants or students. HerddlillaffWriter At the same time, Brantley Cocktail I=geL The Longwood said his bill requiring insurance The proposed bW to r" the legislator said, however, the legal age for &Wking alcoholic bW had been amended to companies to insure Mobile horns picscts. SO train school teachers or provide its own, trained instructors to implement the CMI progrwii. The task By DONNA EffEll for framing and otohww ITsI Ni. 240 I'TsI MSUIIAU -" Each.... Wn im 37' wide. No.23 38V' ho WaN S(IUatS Plastic White only. 210lon PSIL to work. Accepts paint or stain. Ir tthwfoug .26.70 NU80%NlaSCt) ...... 21.05 Terra.5/8"................ AA lxl2 Pine $HELy$NS CMft additional storage Space In your home of workshop. Pine shelving Is soft. any • • Cardiopulmonary re- .!W• • SkQW hung 212 windows mw FNA and VA Each ......... 59.99 N0.! ( ........ Each LAVATORY Jj W.4 SM Csm i ing suscitation i CPR)soon will be sharing the classroom with the 3 Its in Seminole CPR is a technique which provides bd - sic lift- support to a person whose _________________________________________________________________________________________ I My pro .. LAwwiii uu. • 1 d Iecls." Agency Approved. r Rea ing, about articles and stuff in the newspapers." One student comments on the freedom and flexibility of the class structure: "One thing I like Is Mrs Coleman lets us express ourselves, o ur thoughts and "This is a unique situation," Mrs. Coleman says. "Regular classes usually have 40 students elbow to elbow. We develop a closer relationship with 15 students. It's a unique opportunity to work with these kids." Mrs. Coleman also instructs a TEP class for seventh and eighth graders at Tuskawina Middle School.She has a total of 58 students under her wing and enjoys every minute of It, she says. "When you work with children of this caliber, you can look to the future with all the confidence in the world," Mrs. Coleman says. In each of her cla Mrs. Colmm says she tries to find one thing she likes about every child in her class. This establishes a link between the child and teacher, explains. "The relationship of the teacher-student begins when es that student you e or r or some particular reason." spelling when I was failing' B o S the Sh. helped me on my Hp 1 'JI '1 Hardwood hwxkL Pneumatic tires. al hot water. No. T11 04-20. Each.... ... XEI.S" Electric HOMELITE' CHAIN SAW 0 to remove their watches, rings motorcycle patrol in the area, was firing at her, according to and wallets and place theni on noticed the car and he, along police. HeIdSffWr A 33-year-old Sanford woman the bar, police said. He also with IA. Doug Bishop and Sgt. She aid sh heard who stopped her car so her pointed the gun at George and Chuck Tate moved in on the something like firecrackers," husband could use the men's ordered him to surrender the subjects and made the arrest. s. William Bernosky said. roomwoundupdodgthg bullets cashintheregter,policesaid. l'ollce said Stephens thd not but didn't know they were After scooping the wallets in an armed robbery Thursday an d valuables, u he ordered night. Bernosky said the police were George and the customers into Sanford police given an accurate description d charges the back room of the bar. Police against Daisy Mae Stephens of Stephens by a news of 'She said 149 Country Club Circle were said he then ran out the front photographer who was in the door and into the car where his not filed after they said they wife was waiting. bar at the time of the robbery. she didn't were satisfied she did not know Late Thursday night her husband, Frank Steens, lie ordered her to step on the Stephens was formally charged 25. had Intended to rob the gas and keep the lights off, know what with six counts of armed robtavern at 209 W. First Street. Bernosky said. bery. Ills preliminary court "She said she didn't know • j, L appearance was scheduled for L ioate.Uu,L a hi had happened' whathadhappened,"Swiford this morning. caliber revolver kept police Sgt. William Bernosky .38 Stephens was on probation for ran out the front said. a previous narcotics conviction door and fired ' and will remain in custody in Stephens entered thePolice bar atsaid about 8:25 p.m. and speeding car. None of the shots offer resistance when ap- the Seminole County Jail asked owner William George if hit the mark, police said. without bond, police said. he could use the men's room. Mrs. Stephens got only a few prehended. The arrest came Police said the $60 and When he came out of the blocks when she noticed the car only 13 minutes after Stephens valuables taken during the restroom, police said, he began had no gas, police said. She fled the bar, police said. robbery were recovered. waving an automatic pistol lie pulled into a Gulf Station on When questioned after being A decision not to press ordered George and five rencti Ave., police said. apprehended, Mrs. Stephens charges against Mrs. Stephens customers In the bar at the time Sgt. Daniel Bernosky, on said she did not know George was made late Thursday night. 0C . A strong, econon'ijcal waY cover rough framed walls and roofs. Also Ideal for use as subf1wing and many other utility applications, to / &.. .- III a student and a friend. Perhaps, It was this combination of academic talent and compassion tlud helped Mrs. Coleman to receive the UUeof Florida Teacher of the Year Tuesday. She wmnow represent the state In national competition in 1980. CDX IHIAThINS • iii Quart ....... 31,29 I iaaevaius • WALL PANELING Pint ......... 1.99 AC i'\ u,wi ,nr i An all purpose tape for general indus.r., trial, household and light painting use. Holds firmly, yet peels easily and cleanly. V'x60yds................ 990 III lift NAILS - - 2" *60 yds. ............... ____________________________ TOWEL EAR UT- 1318 Removes latex sn1 oil-base paint and enamels as well as polyurethanes, epoxlas and aclics. No flammable KS 3 99C ELECTRO TAPE urrnvvi Handsome contemporary styling, featuring concealed screw mount-' Ing brackets. Triple-plated chrome finish. Easy to install. PAINT REMOVER Pmftnlslid Steel construction, ribbed for added strength. Red flag. No. 1 1 G. 6A"x8%"x18%". I ff"1 to your st cWonlasd Rural MAIL BOX 11I' Ill// They my their teacher goes beyond her role as an instructor. She is someone who really cares about them as ' ice 66 m LIII •MRlPACKET NYLON WATER NOZZLE p These are two of the 15 students In Mrs. Coleman sixth grade Tuskawilla Enrichment Program (TEP) at Tuskawilla Middle School. ,.. S i hair, Rhett Mathis adds 'She hel ed me on my spelling when I was failing -' S Chemically treated to resist wood destroying insects. For furring walls or ceilings prior er Each 6 oz. Tube Standing behind Deborah, a tall boy with straight blond PINE STRIPS ., Price(roll). "She's an honest person. She's not the type of teacher who goes borne and says 'Thank God, I got rid of those kids.' "says Deborah Stems, sixth grade student of her teacher Karen Whigham Coleman. A versatile tub and tile caulk. Puts a neat White, ,. and give Impromptu speeches. The topics vary from height tiny life as a Vampire) to Intensely serious (my life in the depression). Topics that could spring only from a child's imagination. One comical impromptu speech is cleverly presented by Rhett who told of his life as a "misused checkerboard" who lives in a dark closet until the kids decide to play with him. "I don't know why I want them to play with me," Rhett says. "Whenever they win,they throw me up in the air." Or Rhett adds, "I don't like people standing on me, It gives me a black square ache." Besides the impromptu speeches, the children do creative writing, try their hand at deductive-thinking puzzles and on May 15, they will present a IS-minute speech complete with visual aids. AD the students say they like the man class size ana tne personal attention they receive from their teacher. "I like when we have class discussions where all the By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer "- watertight seal around showers, sinks, windows and door frames. 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Evening Herald-( LAWN TOOLS Provides tight seal dry Seals and repairs shingtes, f!shngs, gutters, , 11 f 1. oz. cartridge. a 71st Year, No 215-Friday, April 27, 1979-Sanford, Florida i I1 •;a•; • THEY EARNED AND NOW THEY'RE OFF : .. . .. . , •• •:: -• • ' I • .. • -. •• j•:: " S NnsI Photo by Tern Visc, Sanford City Commissioner Jobs Morris, who arranged a hip to the state capital through Rep. Bob Hattaway for All Souls School eighth graders helps Sister Mofra, school principal load luggage Thursday. While In Tallahassee they will the capitol building. Legislature, Supreme Court and the Governor's mansion, The students raised money for the trip with car washes and bake sales. tour 5" SMA page 11111A S 4 - - - --- ' rr - r ' .1.. a . A . - _- 151, . I •. S .• .. . 4' I �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Apr1127, nfl Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Do mest*ic Relations Plan Wins Sanford Youth 'Critical' After Acc*itlent Funding By DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer H: FWRII)A child support cases within the method whereby court-ordered support their children, said said they do not believe structured like this. our best circuit court in Seminole child support payments would Salfi. property taxpayers judgment is that we are goingto County for the next five months be collected both within the Funding for the program homeowners should have to have a significant Increase in "This date may not be gained commission approval on state and from other states includes cod of salaries of five pay any part of the program's the number of cases once the remembered but the program a split 3-2 vote. Commissioners from runaway parents without Persons, Including the corn- costs. program Is operational in in the future will be a part of the Dick Williams and Bill Kir- additional court action, missioner, fringe benefits, Seminole and proves ifstructure and people will be chhoff were opposed and Mrs. Glenn said the judges It will also provide a method communications services, reaping the benefits of an in. Commissioners Sandra Glenn whereby parents who are equipment and furniture to have no way of knowing how Salfi pOirftd at the judges tegral part of the system." and Bob Stunmi favored the paying child support payments operate the office. The site for much money will be generated have control of only one seurte That's what Circuit Judge proposal. from the fees currently currenu could be granted temporary an office has not yet ofrewnnethesetingojfees Dominick Saul said in noting for dUdsmçponpayments paid relief from the DRC during selected. and there are many other his pleasure that the board of Commission Chairman Bob financial distress without going Williams and Kirchhoff voted though the clerk of the circuit ways the operation of the county commissioners has French cast the tie-breaking to court, against the program, insisting courts office nor how much from the program could be funded. approved the creation of a vote, noting he hopes "the Currently cases of this sort the Judges commit in advance would be generated domestic relations corn- Judges (of the 18th judicial are back-logged in the courts, a to charging fees for collecting same fee with increased He said the Judges will be missioner (DRC) program circuit of Seminole and Brevard court spokesman said. In some child-support payments en- collection of child support looking for a balance beginning May 1. counties) commit at their instances single parents whose forcingcourt orders, In paym ent,5. "struggling to stay within a But, the approval and funding meeting In May to make the former spouses have left the amounts sufficient to totally range of equity from a per The program would have ° to create and operate program self-supporting." area resort to filing for and fund the program. of the fees." be in operation for several the program for enforcement in The DRC program provides a receiving AFDC payments to "And we can't lose sight ,of Both opposing commissioners months, possibly as long as a year, before projections could the tremendous amount :of money this program be made, she ____ the taxpayers In aid to fgmilias The current fee schedule of of tchildrenAFl)C \ one percent with a minimum Of funds paid out. The latest 50 cents Per child support flgureslhaveshowasavings:at Payment Is paid through the end of 1978 In dates where clerk of the circuit court's of- this type program has been flee. initiated Of 12.5 billion, 09 he IN BRIEF Compensation Law ••..• Y.Limits Worker Benefits TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UP!)— The rest of will be watching Florida, Sen. Kenneth MacKay says, to ,. see if Its new "wage loss"law makes its workmen's compensation system fairer and cuts rates, The Senate approved 354 and sent to Gov. Bob Graham ,., Thursday the most comprehensive revision of state ,,, dustrial Insurance laws in years. The bill CSSB18$ was ,,,approved 95.13 by the Ho beads Gov. Bob Graham says he will sign the proposal, then "monitor the Bureau of Workmen's Compensation In the Department 61 Labor to we that new duties given it au carried out aggressively and effectively. Florida becomes the first state inthe country th pan a Wage low law " limiting benefits to workers with temporary disabling . Injuries to medical bills and loss salary unless they are unable to make as much money after the Injury as before it. . .;.Media Gets Guidelines ION • ' Connally Picks Kennedy Pot Penalty In Limbo TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UP!)— The House and Senate are dlfldeadldocked over aproposaito reduce the peiudty for possession Of small amounts of marijuana. House members don't want to do It and senators dlcate the only thing that would change their pjp4 about reducing the penalty would be a strong showing from law enforcement authorities that It would Jeopardize their ability to catch the people who are luring kids to use drugs. Triple Murder And Suicide _ HIAIEAB, Fin. (UP!) — Hialeah police discovered the bodies of a couple and their night after neighbors became concerned over a barking dog and television set that played round-the-clock for two days In the family, modest home. Police said today they had found no motive In the AP, pare* triple murder-suicide. AU the victims had bee shot in the hea a Woman Killed On Beach DAYTONA BEACH, Fin. (UP!)— A young woman was rust down by a pickup truck and killed early Thursday as site walked along the beach at nearby Daytona Beach Shores. It is the third pedestrian death on the beach since Saturday. Police said Jean Wimiewaki Of Saginaw, Mich., 1$, was Mt about 2:20 a.m. Her coempeidon, Cheryl Miller, 1$, escaped Injury. David U. Glla(h,i, ,olBradford, NIL, was chiffled with driving while 101021celed reckless ___________________ driving and vehicular homicide. _____ Weather - .1 • , .:. . A ' •:. ' •',. .• • .' ' • , .. •• ... . • •• ' ••. " :r ' ..'?' .rSYA4J .. Herald Photo by Tom N ...So Do Oil Firms' Profits By United Press Isteriatlous) Mobil Corp. joined the blackgold bonanza parade and announced an 02 percent rise In first-quarter profits, just as President Carter sent Congress his proposed tax-curbs on an Industry "awash" with profits. Earlier oil company first-quarter profit reports ineluded Exxon, the world's biggest oil firm, up 37.4 percent; Standard Oil of Ohio, a 302 percent jump; Continental Oil Co. 343.3 percent; Standard Oil of California, 43 percent; Gulf 011,61 percent; Texaco 81 percent; and Ameradà Has 201.3 percent. CHAMPS , ,• ' tness KI'll., T - een, e . :'- . er LOS ANGELES (UP!) — For vaulted a fence into a back yard reportedly involving several alive" were Hfe-sipport ma- Police were called because she mother was asleep, took her qar 15-year-old Carlos Washington, in the predawn darkness gangland figures and Incidents, chInes. fought with a gas company for an Illegal Joyride, poljce It was the wrong yard. For the Thursday. employee trying to turn off her said, pushing It silently awly. The hit-man was convicted of The shooting came even as a service for non-payment. Police Department, it was the second-degree murder last years-old They were pushing It In the Unknown him, it dispute over police wrong time. ____ when A furor erupted when the street about midnighi home where police were guardshootings had reached the district In the darkness, a police boiling point, brin attorney's office last theywerehaltedbytwoomcjrs The unusual coincidences left ing a woman witness, In an ging emotion.. week ref used to bring charges officer, apparently fearing th who suspected them Of dealing Washington dose to death In a organized cruzie murder , e al confrontations at city meet- against the two officers. Black It. hospital today and the depart- who had been beaten and youth was a gangland assassin, 1 P between officials, police leaders have complained for ment in an Increasingly bitter threatened with dea th only six shouted, "Police! Freeze!" executives and protesters, Washington and the 14-yeiryears that police shoot he opened fire, hitting dispute, mainly with the black days earlier. mostly black. old fled. boy twice In the head. many blacks and shoot them community, over police shooThe womint was scheduled to Washington was In "very The controversy was heated With insufficient cause. The two younger boys we testify against Jobs G. Monica, critical condition" at Sherman by the killing of Eulia Love, a Washington was black, but caught but Washington jumped Washington, fleeing from a 53, charged with hiring a Oaks Community Hospital, black woman shot six times lied in a mostly white suburb. a fence Into the yard Of the feared arrest for what was gunman to kill another mob where an uncle told reporters when she allegedly came at two He and two friends, 13 and 14, house where police we basically a youthful prank, figure 10 years ago, a slaying "the only things keeping him officers with a large knife, waiting into the 14-year-old's guarding the witness, ', a I ,.,. _.1A . - $ • . a - -- - • 4 •• •..-•I •- * - -'-- , - , •' -- S. - -' • - • .• . . . .'•. a - • - - - * " - -• - ' - - '' - '- - . . .• •••,_ ,•,, - sytuooi on your new home means that it has been certified by the builder as meeting the energy-saving standards in FPI2S Watt-Wise Living1M program. It means that even after meeting the requirements of Florida's new energyefficiency buildingcodeof March 1979, the builder has added enough enenjy-saving features into your house tO allow full comfort and convenience lcc. PIr;i";h, 1l'lrit' while usinLy — about one4iiirrh . LIIUII conventional homes. i tus .. Under our program, FPL scores each home according to the energy-saving options built into its design and construction. These options may include ceiling and wall insulation, thermally efficient windows and doors, glass areas optimized to match fl(x)r plan designs, high efficiency cooling and heating, solar or heat recovery units for water heating, and other power-saving ideas such as fluorescent lighting or super-insulated water heaters. Watt-Wise Living homes will be even more desirable tomorrow, when those energy-saving features can only enhance the resale value. And homes designed, built, and equipped to Witt, Wise standards contribute to our national goal of energy conservation. So, before you buy or construct a new home, ask the builder about FPL's Watt-Wise program. Or stop by your kcal FPL office and pick up an information br(chure, FPL's Watt-Wise Living program is affiliated with National Energy Watch. - Buy ymr Nft W'iw Living home from one of these builders in your area. t9 - Hollie F Parsons Builder TWO International Jaymor Corporation Del Travis Construction, Inc. Broadway Enterprises Artisan Homes Marhall, Inc. R. Jack Simpson, Inc. ,• Talmadg. Rejects Deal • -- ---- VICKSBURG, Miss. (UP!) — Officials fear flooding caused by the Mississippi River backing up other other rivers and dreams may chase more families from their homes before the weekend. Officials said about 15 Additional families might be evacuated before the Mississippi River crested Saturday at 48.2 feet. About 260 families have been evacuated from their homes since the flooding began lad month, most fleeing low-lying areas. OKLAHOMA CITY (UP!) To seas It was funny. But Rep. Frank Slurden aid he was ad "joking an We about a bill to "uevt" certain as andsn as punishment, and the O 1*vma H!is coecured, House members Thursday sm1rovuJ, by.a * vote, an esnendinsid providing for castration of sex mders lii um instances. A voteand* bill Itself was delayed ad!! Monday. - uu - ', Castration Law Proposed - £_ By United Press International Federal health officials have ended an investigation Into the deaths of four Tennessee babies who received shots for dlptherla, tetanus and whooping cough. The panel called for more Information about sudden Want deaths and vaccine reactions. The group failed to reach any definite conclusions as to whether the Infant deaths In Tennessee hadany datjdleal or cupl relonsIdpto te iOe4jdth s'rs4flj by W Laboritor1es last month. The victims had afso received polio serum. PASADENA, Calif. (UP!) — Voyager 2,wlth a long Journey behind it following In the successful flight path Of Voyager 1, has gone to work giving mankind a second close look at Jupiter, the biggest plannet In the solar s_. The spacieraft, dill 35 million miles front Jupiter, went into the first full day of Its observatory phase Thursday, beginning a series Of an estimated 11,010 photos, said Don Bane, a spoksomm for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, which controls U.S. space en. portion (Taft. Soviet U Won' . To, Send Fren ch an into Space - your GAS STATION BURGLARY A burglar forced open the door at the Fina Service Station it 1315 W. First St., Sanford, early Friday morning and stole a pocket calculator, cigarettes, beer and sandwiches, police saia. Police said the lock on the rear door of the building had been pried open. Value of the items taken has not yet been determined. PLEADS GUILTY A Sanford man Monday pleaded guilty to assault and attempted possession of contraband while he was an inmate at the Seminole County Jail. A pre-sentencing investigation was ordered completed by May 4 on Gregory Charles Prager, 20, of 116 Second St., Sanford, by Circuit Judge Tom Waddell. Prager was charged with attempting to assault an Inmate in Ns cell on Feb. S. Seminole County Sheriff's deputies said Pragrr had in his possession a hand-made knife, fashioned out of a metal rod, with which he threatened the other inmate. He originally was charged with possession of contraband, but the charge was reduced in exchange for his guilty plea, deputies said. GUILTY OF ASSAULT An Oviedo man pleaded guilty in circuit court Monday to 's charge of aggravated assault in connection with an April 25, 1978, knife attack on the cousin of his girlfriend. Frederick Turner, 26, whose address is listed as P0 Box 134, Oviedo, attacked Par ris Tossie at a rural Oviedo home, Seminole County Sheriff's deputies said. Deputies said Turner went to the home to try and talk to a girl he said is his girlfriend, but she refused to talk to him. Deputies said Turner then forced his way into the home and began scuffling with his girlfriend's cousin, Tossie. During the scuffle, deputies said Turner grabbed a butcher knife and struck at Tossie. DETROIT (UP!) — The nation's two largest automakers earned record profits totaling more than $1.8 billion In the first quarter, reflecting huge Increases over last year's earnings despite complaints of rising production costs. GM reported profits soared to a record $1.25 billion In the January-March quarter — a 44.5 percent Increase over last year's first-quarter earnings. Ford reported worldwide profits of $600 million — also a record and a 27.7 percent Increase that company officlals said came mostly from the firm's overseas operations. Voyager Eyes Jupiter ___ __ OUTBOARD MOTOR STOLEN An outboard motor valued at $2,719 was stolen sometime between Tuesday and Wednesday from a grassy field near the Forest Lake Academy in Forest City, according to Seminole County deputies. James Swtnson, Box ls7of Maitland, told deputies anoutboard motor, two outboard gasoline tanks and 200 feet of nylon anchor rope was taken from his 16-loot fiberglass boat. The boat was parked on the north side of the girl's dormitory when the burglary occurred. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) — James and Maxine Blankenship had notified relatives of their 23-year-old son's death and were discussing funeral arrangements, when he shocked them by walking Into their Wed Side home Wednesday night. The Blankens1ps had been told by Franklin County sheriff's deputies their son, Kenneth, had been killed several hours before In a motorcycle crash in Uncoln Village South. It turned out the mat killed actually was Kanneth's bed friend, Jobs C. Snyder, 2& of Columbus. Snyder was riding Kenneth's motorcycle. NEW DELHI, India (UPI) — Prime Minister Morarji Desai's slaughter are left to state governments. Although there has been no new fgpgjpg following Duals pledge to ban the slaughter of India's cows to stop a hunger strike Desal, apparently fearing an outburst of Hindu anger If Shave amoimcam.st, the has of beef eating is one of the most aenathq were allowed to die, announced in Parliament he would Introduce dapides between th. two religions. by it Hindu holy man sparked cries of "coercion" from Moslems and rained fears of new sectarian strife, a bill amending the Indian constitution so the federal government aiave's ful was direcladl agalod two dates in particular could ban cow slaughter throughout the country. A hunger strike by an 84-year-old Hindu religious leader, and in the east — that have both But India's 75 million Moslems, avid beef eaters outnumbered rets.i tothe implementWed the Bengal beef-eating ban c1Ihig popularly regarded as a saint, forced Dual to pledge his COfl) ft "tmby more than 500 inillion Hindus, were angered by Desal's initment to a total ban on the slaughter of cows, which Hindus (In practical." consider sacred. Desal's announcement produced protests from Communist Gan"0=411181111"his "11111111101,heW' sad directed him to Moslem parties and regional groups, 'who walked out of simrssd his mge Of tnd1 and nonviolence after his death' Acharya (teacher) Vlnoba Shave, a disciple Of the late "God 1th cow. but wethOOfd serve the cow,Bha. Mahatma Candid, began a "fad unto death" Sunday and by Parliament shouting, "This is coercion." ___________________ Ms hunger ordeal Sunday. I . Relations between India's Hindus and Mo-Lems, always a sald in beginning Thursday his condition had seriously deteriorated. soiree of friction, have been worsened by riots earlier this month "hiving failed to get • edlatactory reopoms from the sta$e India's *year-old constitution calls for the protection of cows in Jamshedpur 5overniInts in which more than 100 died, ng al accordi to offici Of Wed Bengal and Kerala for a total ban on cOW but does not make it mandatory. Regulations to ban cow ediss. slaughter In their dates, I sat undertaking the fast ado dedh" __ CAUTION Jack Davis, president of the Sanford Police Benevolent Association, said today he has received complaints from individuals who claim they have been contacted by phone and asked to contribute to his organization. "The Sanford PBA does not solicit by phone. Any money sent to the organization making the calls will not benefit Sanford police." Davis said. He said the Orange County PBA is soliciting at this time and Individuals may be misled into believing contributions sent to Orlando will be shared with the local PEA. Officials with the Orange County PBS admitted the) diC conducting a fund drive that includes telephone soliciting. However, they said they were unaware of any instance in which persons were told contributions sent to the Orange County PBA would be shared with the Sanford PEA. FRMDCHARGE A Winter Springs woman was charged today with welfare fraud and is being held on $5,250 bond at the Seminole County Jail, according to deputies. Beverly Ann Adams, 40, of 500 Longwood, turned herself in to deputies at 8 a.m. when she learned a warrant was out for her arrest, deputies said. Mrs. Adams is charged with illegally receiving assistance payments in the amount of $607 during the period of April 1977 through August, 1977, deputies say. According to the Seminole County state's attorney office, she failed to notify authorities of her employment at a restaurant while receiving aid checks. 'Dead' Son Comes Home Killing Cows Divides Hindus, Moslems __ ___ Fires * Courts * Police Beat Flooding Problems Persist - __ * h _ Kahn: 'Still same' Bad Months Ahead' Action Reports Deaths Still A Mystery - Mag RING TAKEN A diamond ring valued at $400 was reported stolen from ttl home of Ruth Cooper, 1015 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, Thursday, police said. Police said the thief gained entry to the home through aj unlocked side door, Automakers: Record Profits They may not be "big wheels," but the racers which they designed and built were Is already "Seminole County has j winners in the Pinewood Derby held by Cub Scout Pack 536 at Idyliwilde oined operating Its program. We are the ranks of a number of Elementary School. Thirty boys competed. From left, David Adkins, third In starting utuweget counties In the state wi th this speed; Mike Garner, third in craftsmanship; Chandler Tyre, first In both a dew look at what ls coming in typeofprogramandI'muckled categories; Cale miller, fifth in craftsmanship; and Jon Nephew, second In to show some revenue Intake," pi the coin niasioners are speed. Not pictured, Curtis Miller, second In craftsmanship; and Eddie Hughes, he said, doing something now," he fourth; and Billy Norwood and Stuart Thornton, fourth and fifth In speed. "We have never had an office added RACING WASHINGTON (UP!) "We after a few months and will have been rising at a rate mial rate, has dr.d from 13 But some cnintes mun . wage-price' controls. now have had 12 months Of drop below the 10 percent rate which, If continued a full year, percent in January to 92 hers were Impatient. Sen. Slim. William Path, &Dd., doubla-digit Inflation," Sen. in the latter pert Of the year. would amota* to 17.1 percent. percent in February to 7,1 Gsorg,Md!ovoru, . said: ,We ate 'lithig on he $ s.ea. readings: ti prii$y this Uod Bentsen, chairman Of ofth Kalmsaidmuch lslsdueto p he , togiveth, IVQlQlntrtkasbeenbsad4ms paru ; 104 high meat prices, because percent Congress' Joint Economic es u His advice to Congress: president unwanted standby fom in gutting sherter evy b 0$; yesterday's high, U; Omliunlitee, told the witness, cattlemen are building up "Patience." Powers to I mpose mry bsr.a.t$e presser,, *W; President Carter's inflation. dspiutsdberde.Heexpecta the volunlaty Uj*1C5 fey L_y N porcost UWIDAY'$ TW * ______________ Allied )(J fig guideli rate of increase in food prices, meat, to slow " F.recast: Partly ehedy a.a; Psil pa,, few irn aa, The esch"g, took place at a kedly" in months Milled, "Can you," the Texas Demo. 0 abri $Mdey. Chance .1 2:01 pa, mit asked, "give the American hearing Thmudsy after the IMMY to Labor Deparpnent released —5i4 emeraj prices are likely derwe,& hUgh' I th, udd a.a,, f igures showing consumer tocoedinsa rapid rise: "There g' a,a,, believe ps,, program eyed 0 in Na. Lon In the ald See WIde 1:4 pa lyiigolngtobringdownthe prices rae 1.0 percent lest .Isnowayhmthewoddwecan ____________ ____________ S westerly 10 If 11 aph mnoidb andl0.2p.reemtover th. avoid double-digit hId1on in Beyprt Wji:4$sa., i$$ rate Of h'IlMlo'i?" MOSCOW (UP!) d.eresslag hugh. Rain pa, few $d$ a.a., 0:11 p.m. The ventures. pad 12 m.oglw. 01V aiL.h ILL... ..__..,.I £.A . - • - '4011 1p~v Bnftw crs& Lr W1 , wwwwu wu mm" w — am rruast ats. It the fate 01 prIce Increases —Hing prices will soar, help From send b first man "ould Briev "pet forward aI.card ale. met with MOW: "I will not play the role &4 ofthe sconomild whom was forthsfirdthnen,oeghsoflpl$ Kahn said, as long as people Into space. the Idea that a French evIna,Kirmli tjh, "Id hsnever met a'tWk'be (UThI5 miii YSV, WlMk'i ezpect*—asfengasa,yr Ct111* be sod Into flt were ospacted to lied to *1 during the entire year will be 13 willing to pay iisii The SOVIet Dews agency Tess Wt ,, L, pr g said 11* aguwement marked the Pe r cent. Itecais titer serious, he told the conu'iIltee: those (F) P1 valwyQ1111 the 1 te lb. SOviet (hdeu "We MW have some bid prices 'soon will be much med_d'EMág puIthy i, agmey edt Kalem told the' committee higiter. olkeed to sled a a. front a ipenebd to the pripuuol." Me" &butte Be v'ed a, Iq iflfIMLQll mod flOWsocIaIld country late Madats -ir IMshSIS Isem.dto.be1tb.i..4. Hat Midst said a there dill is Take thom IbrIS ITSSOMOf spnce.t,tw,4a, Thitedsy A_ _ 40 aight, Glacird uldi. ft mei' eman" to upset areas: the calculation, 1$ 4 Pad have JoIned In uuverol *. pruned soviet redraist en espedsd to Inflaties will begin to taser oft Inflation1 comaided on am on —Feed gf ue frv lawwo Of Witaw dcsapuediuj, — ----- __ By United Press Isteruatiesi California's highway-happy motorists lined up 15 deep at 24-hour stores charging a "bargain" 99.9 cents a gallon this week and Sunday closings became the unwritten law of the land. UPI's weekly Gas Watch survey, taken Thursday, showed three Chicago service stations pushed pump Prices through the $1-a-gallon mark, Joining New Yorkers and Hawalians. Stations everywhere announced Sunday closings to try to conserve the last of their April allocations. Robert Jacobs, of the Illinois Gasoline Dealers Association, predicted nearly all Chicago-area stations would shut down this Sunday. :_ " '•. - ST. PETERSBURGH BEACH, Fin. (UP!)— Police say five Juveniles have been arrested In connection with a crime spree that Included using hotel pass keys to get a room at the posh Don CeSar Hotel where $1400 In cashiers checks and travelers checks were taken. Detective Charlie Mcç sid Tnday the youths were ages 11to13. Allhave bilin4desasilto ths-ciiody of w* I parents. Charges filed so far include grand theft, burglary and criminal mischief, and Boice said possibly forgery charges were pending. Continue To Soar... MrL Glenn r&njnded that the said. program, reven ues and costs "The DRC program is not are to be reviewed at the end of Jut fin ancial, but also has: a the first quarter of operation. cultural Aspect of Sturm said the Judges are responsibility to an armwbje aware the commission wants It should rest — on parents the program to be self- and not on the taxpayer, excqg sustaining, be when absolutely necessary" m , given some degree of latitude. Sath said. "My intent Is that the program __ __ He expl1'n aine ed If a pari t nt be self-sustaining at some point ec r eives the child suppi rt __ he ___ assistance from the runaáy Kirchhoff and Williams spouse, as ordered by the coot, wanted the begInning date o( that Went will not have ;to the program to be held up wail resort to asking or "begging for the judges agree to raise fees help from social agencl&' sufficiently to totally fund the "There Is that self.rellanc$ a program man or woman feels when heor SaUl said the judges of the can make it on hlsorher circuit at their May meeting own W'thOId having to *:Or will be discussing how to im- beg for help from the ___ o''1e. Plernent the domestic relations This program will have a commissioner concept and will IigIilfICWt impact on the way be exploring alternatives to these parents look at the which they will accept. world," the judge said. ' TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UP!)— Circuit Judge Edward Cowart laid down some guidelines Thursday for media coverage of the J une 11 murder trial of Theodore Bundy, indicating that cameras will be permitted on a limited basis, Cowart reserved until a May 14 pretrial hearing a defense notion to bar camera coverage. But he told reporters at an Informal conference that, some ruling from a higher court or later Judgment of his own, he intends to follow a Florida Supreme Court decision allowing cameras In the courtrooms so long as they do not disrupt the proceedings. 5 Youths, 11-13, Arrested Gasoline Prices ' 4. TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (UP!)— Republican presidential candidate Jobs B. Connally said Thursday the Florida presidential primary In March will be "extremely unin portant" t" helping decide who gets the nomination. Connall y also told a news conference that: —Sen. Edward Kennedy, not Jimmy Carter, will be am Democratic nominee for president in 1*. —Ronald Reagan is the man to heat for the GOP nomination. A 16-year-old Sanford boy struck by a hit and run driver Thursday night is listed in critical condition at Florida Hospital in Orlando. Mark Scott Chaplin, 2809 S. Magnolia Ave., received severe head Injuries when he was struck and thrown from his bicycle on Old Lake Mary Road about a half mile south of Airport Boulevard. The Florida Highway Patrol said the car which struck Chaplin fled south on Old Lake Mary Road at a high rate of speed. Witnesses said the vehicle had a damaged front fender, according to me nzgnway rairoi. Troopers investigating the case said they believe there were two persons in the car at the time of the collision. The Highway Patrol said it is searching for a blue 1973 or 1974 Pontiac. Chaplin was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital at about 8 p.m. and later transferred to Florida Hospital. The Highway Patrol Is asking anyone with information about the accident to contact the DeLand headquarters. DROWNING A 20-year-old Altamonte Springs woman drowned Wednesday not when the car she was riding in plunged off a bridge and into a canal on Astro Street, near University Boulevard and state Rode 420 In east Orlando. The Florida Highway Patrol said Rose Ann Campisano was one of three persons who died when the car landed upside down in the canal. All three were found inside the car, apparently unable to get the doors or windows open after the crash, the Highway Patrol said. IN BRIEF - - . Friday, April 27, 1979-3A - WASHINGTON (UP!) Sm. Hera. ?h--dp4 D Ga.,hasreJottadapre1atrsmsitw*tb.$mat, -'1 ethics coewto soap MAW* aeda,eldth.One, birruw4 of public di&pIImy hsar it was lowned today. Reliable seerces told UP! ths - -s suaW apprescild cinwiditis dNe his heat, JeaN i ____ emmOn "dd asdft r. ages1acf1p4,*NL .•.•.. _.'r......... ' - Roucde Builders, Inc. Forrest Construction, inc. (Quail Ridge Phase ii) Residential Q)nstrution - FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY We want to help you save. - - --.._. ._.__ _•_••'_'_•••. .'. -- - .4.. •- • • •-' Merritt industries G.L.S. Homes, inc. Paul Davis Systems Hershel & Jodi Harrison, Jr. Admiralty Lakes Development F J. Holmes College Park Homes, Inc. William R. Rezanka Maxwell R. Pollard IF �EveningFk4uW USP$ IU.210) 1 X) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37171 Area Code 3064W- l1 or 831-9993 Friday, April 27, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor When It comes to honesty, the lad place find It Is the express lane at any supermarket. i have never gone through of the lanes at a time that someone didn't try to sneak through 10 or 11 items Instead of the permissible eight. Tuesday you'll Around one exception. I had my usual purchase V was no RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director .fflome Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $16.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents, Month, $3.60, 6, Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. -:__ [ ] milk, bread, six-pack - of refreshment, peanut butter and cheese. An added Snicker's bar MW kept me within the limit. But before I could get to the checker, a woman rushed Into the line ahead of me. She had a small boatload of supplies that included four grapefruits, two cartons of eggs, meat, bread and a few packages of frozen In all, I counted 18 Items and politely suggested she in another line, whereupon she grew quite Indignant. The four grapefruit, I was told, only count as one two potatoes, The Marvin TTue h e Clock Case e By GEOFFREY POUNDS Marriage Is Better When Item because they arc the same thing, just as my six-pack amount to only one item. Ditto the potatoes, she said. The frozen vegetables also only counted for one item because the store had them on special and you : City Councilman Burt Perinctüef - during the of the last city council meeting was successful In gaining the panel's approval of a resolution designating the first week of November 14 as "Music Instructor Appreciation Week." Perinchief, who teaches music at Seminole had to buy them both to get the special price. She told me she was buying the sale Item, not two separate packages of frozen vegetables. I appealed my case to the checker, but she said she didn't have time to count the customers' items. Why then have an express lane, I wondered. "SO nenpie with eight or less items can get checked faster," the woman with the four grapefruit said with a smile. I.: That's what is known as tooting your own both. Ji •1 convention. Gigi Blalock will represent the county. Lake Brantley Is the only school in Seminole County to offer two different programs In health occupations, the medical laboratory aide program - - It's Now You Do It When the Department Health. Education and Welfare threw a bash last May to celebrate Its 25th anniversary, officials .; conceded publicly that it had cod the taxpayers about $1500. : There was a bit of protest about this at the time. Even so. the Associated Press queatloncd that HEW, feeding on a $54 billion annual budget, could do anything this cheaply and began to tunnel under the barricades for more facts. It took several months and no little doing, but AP found that the birthday party actually cod a whopping $1OS,67$. The AP's story about this only four days before the April 15 lncome.taz deadline was particularly galling for the U.S. taxpayers. :: The HEW extravaganza Is seen as another example of the '" Carter abnlnldratlon's maladroit way of doing things some call isa lack of class. Bycontr, when the president staged date dinner on the White Hoiae lawn to celebrate the Israel;4 Egyptian peace treaty signing on March *, major U.S. corporations were strong-armed to help defray the cods In a tacky, misplaced show of austerity. Companies doing bimlness with the federal goveresnent were solicited for contributions of up to $5,000 each. Ten corporations chipped in a total of $50,000. .: The widespread criticism from Americans who bridled at r this begging and browbeating to finance a dinner honoring visiting heads of date surprised the White House, where a spokesman said "the taxpayers should be happy about It." But : there was no surprise in Washington over thie public indignation following the AP diaclesure over a $100,000 party the HEW bureaucrats staged without benefit of public donations. of ' : , :' 1: - VIEWPOINT It's Good News... - on various "f1u4-fintflnD" mIa,Lw. In an earlier era, before euphemisms became - - - / A' - , " JJ AIV news, sort of, 4/rB/I day period during the Easter "district work period" was pretty typical of what goes on at such times. Snowball In Hadies These inflationary times are bringing back a bit of the Old West which today's Western catPremium market prices for beef are believed to be behind a sharp increase in missing cattle lost, strayed but more and more likely stolen. Texas officials repo rt a 75 percent jump In cattle LIGHTER SIDE even S By DICK WEST S. C., district office to meet with constituents in effic Experts estumiate that if only unshelled teen-agers. Calves, the easiest prey, In some seeking his help. WASHINGTON (UPI) - As if the oil scramble pistachios were available, the rate of con3ump. cans are reported to be butchered on the spot The House hasscheduled a total of six "didM brought about by Middle Eastern, Pwu*d 4on would be slowed down by as much as 113 and sold to unsuspecting local cudomwV I cdi pcdoda, •W(e Oct. • wirent bad eno*h, DOW COfliU Word thu percent, thereby making e*lng swolies limt jomrmznent this year, ramglà4 from four-day cutbacks in Iranian exports are 1ts not petiytheit, adding uptouàbse. creating a that much longer. respites for Uncoln'a Birthday and Memorial shortage of pistachio nuts. he ad in the mnmajor catUe dates and potentially Another step might be to develop new pistachio My to a full month off In August. Total timeons mill i of dollars. two and a half months, plus whatever Is left According to the National Geographic Society, substitutes. ' When rwasumers complain that the high price between adjournment (sure to slip some from the United States depends on Iran for the major Boar in mind that the shortage is being felt of ground round these days is a crime, they don't Oct. 20) and the start of a new session next part of the 25 inillion pounds of pistachios we inost keenly by betT drinkers. As pistachios know how right they are. Import each year. : January. gradually disappear from tavern counters and . Already, the Geographic reports, America Is tables, beer drinkers are obliged to move from If hi f gh d cods oo area crime, it's a case bf at George Bush plans to make a formal an feeling a pistachio pinch. Unless the political bar to bar to satisfy their craving for munchles. least part of the bad deed beginning at ho me, situation in Iran stabilizes soon, pidachios nouncemnent of his candidacy for mis country has abundant supplies of peanuts, according to researchers at Michigan State presidential nomination May 1 at the National surely will become even more scarce, with a popcorn and little orange-colored, plastic- University. Press Club here in Washington, bringing to six pr t that w ill add 47 points to the Cod of looking, nibble-size objects vaguely flavored of By their calculation, Americans do theme the number of officially declared GOP con- Munching Index. cheese selvesoutofabout137mjlthntonjofthenan's tenders. iThe others are fellow Texan John Is pistachio rationing down the road? That was If beer drinkers switched to these alternate total food supply every year. The food is lost or Connally, Minois Rep. PhU Crone, Connecticut sources of inunchies, it would ease the pressure destroyed in various ways, but in most cam Sen. Lowell Weicker, perennial candidate the quesUm I beg" PuUing to administration Harold Staue and bUll! IflM BeI4ItnluI officials after raiding the Geographic's dis- on piduchio prices and leave American Ins simply thrown away. It works out to a budgetturbing analysis of the supply situation. dependent on Iranian imports. But much more breaking $31 billion at today's prices. Fernandes. , resurch is needed to make the substitutes acCall it the high price of wasting. Binh,a former Tens congressman,ser"d as President Carter, I was assured, is .e-,J-. ceptable. U.N. ambassador, U. & liaison to China and CIA close tabs on the crisis. He regards pistachio, as -• • spills dSIMMM the hnp&stloflt of Clibai* flt1*101 In Africs. "it Is not an African problem," he bm hind mamarim South Africa odd have ___ __ Wild allies." he became ambassador to Ghana. We have had Sovlet.Cubsn subversion of Angola. "For severisi i tdavue, ,ingusu iscce.s to the classified transcrIpt, whIch e.a3&f tot we ___ 10 ___ ___ sighed. "The quedlon I how to cover all these mint-the United 14 kokoy, do t,wo sjcees • ___ Somtimas I have this fantasy of being a flWCnicwIfaofauxobjct... the way are portrayed In ads." i10 NO II i'otjS I 1 12 _____ _____ _____ _______ "11 caMe played a hay role, the sub' coinmutoewasIInedup34t5ç$I1,spQ Cwipbelhhoinir,tripleesid :uqdoub1e plus Star lAwrence's ___ 0! t ike awn iced ______ ii the Siudla embsrvaseg In "1 am a Gemini," voledomed s... ' n*ans I a two-faced." In a coij4gnij caw, warn the ui: flIflIIIC$1 Club of Sanford. Footnote: Kimdqer isfi-Ming in the cowts for two custody bus by Beth Nelsen led Bowl M*nces" If they could't maaa claim are "my uerional files." 1 k.eØ tiis .iIai •, ndd •C U'AU 1. ILl wOM,wv iW W1II pUe.IC. 1 TV t11 tjv'•' ' W-w peomft him to 'min. - ___ ____ - _____ - to exclude Enon and Socal from f*thsr could not be roada'1 for cielimmg. __ " I3°' p.. 'i$occsr Teams Vie ____ 1)4iuYl$WI(AIrIcL"TwilndayslgiAt,jcaaiU me ______ _ ____ __________ me ,mw,i: ___ See t - • __ -- a Sends common VMSpwMic,inuag ____ . ---- -- P. •: 5 ' A • .. • . , I . . I"4 ',. . I. . i" I - Wt H ,jng . . y. ( ' ' .. 6.40 2 Efusivo, Emma 300 m2o First race, $.16, 0: Q(I.3) 70.501 P(31) 203.10: T(3-*. 3 Ref Ire Dennis 3.80 $20 IX 21 no.06. Time 3SI. I ON'S Crashalong 4.60 2.40 1 Mineola RaIN '' • • .• •. . A - 2,1261 Hs"d, SjStj". .Jai.AIaI . Thirdract, 5.16, D: lCorass-Isidro 1. 4.1110 4.40 9.10 650 3.20 IAranoPradera 16.60 9.60 2Clevui' Don 1.40 5.50 lDuranMandiola 5.10 IDrIf'sBaron 3.00 0(3.$)52.0I,P(I.3) I11.0I;T(I-3. 0(1.2) 49.45: P112) 220.50: T(1.2. 1) 301.65, 00 (1.3) 111.20. 3) 374.55, Time 31*2. Third Game 1 Trani 13.10 ISO 5.00 Fmirthrace,S.10 D: lShelIy Eckert 9.20 310 2.10 6 Sara 6Cam 3.00 2.60 $204.50 7 Gondra all 4) 0(44)11.10: P144) 46.65; T(447) F.w* Game 243.65. I Irustaladlola Fifth race. S: IConfirmid 7.40 3.10 2.40 INancys list 3.00 2.10 OClrcus Sharry 5.00 0(3.4) 6.11, P13.4) 27.95, T(3-4-4) T•• *io. S Galdos-Arrie$a ?Santi.Urqul:a Fifth Game • 2 IeidiEnrlque 1.40 SlsasiGolri SMutillaEchanl 0.00410 3.30 5)706.21. 5001.20 5)07.40. Tim. 3143. Si*ffi Game . 4.10 2.10 2Sinti-Paco 15-40 141-60 4.40 - • , • SADDLING UP it FO NORSESHOW •;• • 3.30 lEsteeLaudsr -- - Q(1.2)4130,P(2-1) II3.41,T(31' 7)339.20. 5.4 3.00 2.30 -- -- 3.10 Gatti WI 141 U. Pt *41 10-Wi TI 1441 Bruce hilton of Sanford. The event will kickoff Seminole County Youth Week. - 76ers, v,Ics !uul a 2.20 2.10 cing 4.10 3.30 5 wa-DOnOrS OF ____ . - W I* three WA SGasti 4 Echanlz AAF* 0(4-1) 16.1.; P11-4)74.10: 7(141) 2)033.10. 15L41s Time 31-67. Mena Ganke __ lArano sardey llevea*racs.$.16,Cz 1500 12.10 1.00 VicandiPoclua 3lsuylssle 2Annallng 7.10 7.10 OCarasaOlano fl.6L P13-2)146.40; 7(3-1' 0)145740. 2 I I oray"n sy'not" I 3 3 XrlW MCOrH Dixon$ ,* I. Franklin fl I • Do boss Waldo . .o D Campbell 3 • 0 WIIIII M. Boyd 3 I I Loonard J 0 0 3 I I IfIWN 300 3 0 3 R.Hell i0u 3 S 0 LIftOAS .i o o 0 Mfffil• I 00 H•fly 1• Van S,rr HobIsn 330 I I 0 Oregors 3 I • Nines 20 0 a. Soyd 31 I 0rdsn Reed 321 aws.i iii 311 Gross so. Moo,. Cole totals 3 II I S S Gregory Lee I00 0 MetthIe I SI Howard I00 Armstr,,, 4 33 Carttoi, t S I Totals Ti'aIs 1133 311011 Totals 34 Si Railroaders III Ill_tO (.1i•si 30)030-5 Medical Center 333 310-Il Leonard Shell 101.001-1 _________ 1. . - limes a do-1I.yowzelfr's and woodmwodiez's dream-come4ru,? See why over 325,000 peop e now enjoy using the amazing • Shopsmlth Mark V.'. five accurate wood- ;.. 0 working tools in one prepares you for any : NIGHTLY 1 P.M. , C I I I I'N o V I INid Sirnday) COMING SOON I MATINEES: MAY2IhruMA'f6 NEW MATINEE - - home repair or home hobby project... 1. It's a 10" table saw 2 lea n 34" lathe 3. It's a 16W drill press 4. it's a 12" disc sander 5. les s horizontal boring machine - home rims to lead the winners while Toni Hardy and Rose - Packaged Into On. Unit - bail team defeated Umatilla, 144, Thursday in its Season. fInale, closing out a 16-5 season. Hogan triple and Junnie Bennett, Teresa Behrens and arkV WEEK Crooms Girls Class Out 16.5 UP W HI HOME SHOW VOLUSIA MALL 1700 VOLUSIA AVE. DAYTONA BEACH -- 1-0111 111111ill 1: 13 S ______ Awft 81 dthe led beg'v"g at 1:10 MIOcIH •Fly. Major Power Tool. FINAL seventh game. "it will be a tough game, definitely," said Washington Coach Dick Motta. "When a 11.50 6.60 3.10 apiece, me ' CHASE MIDICAI. LI0NAD Al * H SHILL AS a N CENTER Graham Al i 4•i o as a s I Kill Dsømls 4 I I S. Hill 3II , D.Pra.ikl'n 4 2 2 DMl*li 2 3 2 Frederick Ii o RAILROADERS I-S--ALE S ML Hawks down, 3.1, in this other trailed again. T'lie Bullets tied Eastern semi? the game a couple of times Atlanta won, 10446, Thurs- before the Hawks went in front day, tying the series and for- ALL NEW 500* Game 2.30 Nts leadoff singles in the first added a pair of singles to pace ' ' nd sixth innings. Medical Center at the plate. a • LIMITED.TIME FACTORYwDl C SemInole Pony Baseball League to a 21-0 victory over FaIrbanks Pharmacy in the Seminole County women's . 4fir International in other NBA playoff series, to stay midway through the F ew athletes relish the Seattle has eliminated Los second period. but maybe there is Angeles, 4-I, and Phoenix, F some merit in trailing badly in leading Kansas City, 3.1, will Ask a playoff series. The idea for host the Kings Friday. the underdog is to plant that Pliiladelpiuia perhaps reprelittle bit of doubt. sents the biggest surprise, since it owits that reputation for delphia come back?" San failure fit the playoffs. . Antonio's Geo rge Gervin said Julius Erving struck for lii Thursday night. after the points in the third quarter, a Philadelphia 76ers defeated the definite impetus for the team -- ub 0710: Time 30.71. 4)45134Siuiford Soccer Tooth Some S Vicandi-Pace 24.4020.2074° Team race, 1-11. A: di teams will beat home Saturday 13.00 630 240 lSeideGoirI I The 9.30 4.00 spectator en the Pin.t-st fi, Is :' P= 2EganaSsrduy 4 jivin 3.00 2.40 4.10 7TilflIfIS$Gttf 3 larder Fancy • Inc. benefit 111orse Show to be held Sunday at Wilco Sales Arena. Route 46, west of 1-4. are Di;tna Viola of 5) $1161. 500* race 2s5- •' Longwood, show coordinator Patsy liutchison, and Minnie Smith had two hits 61"thosme 7.00 3.10 IOscar.Sarduy I . Saddling up ola "Stoney" for the Youth Programs, just six and gave up only two and single and Dexter Franklin 60 0 Moore alm 0(1.4)19.1.: P1I-6 62.70, 7(142) 7SaidRadolfo 60.00: Time 31.fl. .1111race. 1-16. 1: OTaIiyElIsn 3.00 kyea*Gemi wime I KIM@ Brew 2.60 32321.41. 6.50 310 3.10 6Mr.CapDave 4.00 0.60 6.10 7 TreniOastl II k,es*ruce, iii: Scott 4.50 3.10 3.20 Y.10 ' k'"- •. normal psychological trap. But 1 said at the beginning I thought 4.40 it would be a long series." $10 2.0 3 Ifusts. Isidro 5 ftw$F COO 0(2-4) 6.1.45: P14-I) 104.10; 7(4.2- I Arano.Fernan ' • • 11.20 10.10 4.10 5.60 4.20 Q(12) 30.40: P (12) 94.201 1(1-2- 5)337.40. • 4, Chase and the Railroaders Robbie Boyd held Medical meet at 5 p.m. today at Fort Center scoreless over the final Mellon Park in a makeup of a two innings to preserve the win. Donald Grayson was three for Tuesday rainout. In other makeup games today, First three for Railroaders with a Federal plays Medical Center home run, triple and a double. at 5 p.m. at Bay Avenue and Albert Armstrong had a home Clem Leonard Shell takes on run and Dewane Mitchell, Car di nal Industries at 7 p.m. at Herbert Dixon and Mike Lee Fort Mellon. each had doubles. • -- - - 16.00 • •. .-. u 1 Slippery I . • ."' 2.10 0(3-I) 41.41:T(3$.1) 376.4$: Time --Spurs,-120 W,-tu-prolong-their---espevlally-siiice- Gervin--was fl.0S.-------------SecsM race, $15,C: bed-of-seven Eastern Confer- having problemims. Aloha Hope 7.50 1.20 4.20 DAYTONA CIACH ence semifinal. lime Hawks, led by John 1 Ri's Crash On 7.10 2.10 Thursday Night that sounds like Gervin is Drew, who was playing on an lMin.ola First Game S Elusive Everef 4.60 lOmng-GastIll is.io iso s.so experiencing those first little inflamed toot, and Eddie SOuran.lsidro 9.50 5.20 twinges of doubt, then how Johnson, who has an injured 0(1.3) 36.60; P13-i) $1.10, 1(3-1.0) 1 CarasaGerardo 5.10 about the Washington Bullets, knee, moved into the lead in the 312.40; Time 31.0. 0 (S-I) 64.55: T (IS-I) *1.45. lecied Game who once had the Atlanta opening minutes and never - -------------- 19-10 rout of Medical Center and walking four. The Railroaders led only 11-li) Car dinal Industries and First Federal battled to a five inning after four innings, but scored 11-il tie before the game was six runs in the fif th and two in suspended because of darkness. the sixth while relief pitcher . ,• hole Boyles homered and WhWrMed $g IiW%ily t1lulimn &W . wgi4, _______ - • 4.30 __ may 11 African." paid Mrs, Black, "is South Africa mid a kIIII uidi Wdh Whom I have DIOfl prnihjctjn and (utwe ptpaj4s, -_-- 14 • • 630 3.40 _____ Cubeinlivolvsd, there is." . % "Woodwadilft Flaw 66 Trifeds Box $42 Trifecta Wh..l $295 vak.sman iJi.nkj ____ ALL 1 laces ru _____ ______ _____ ____ ___ 43.00 13.00 6.20 1 HOs Gay Thursday night 4 Faysefte uliclildiolm hit Um WM buM th I Iva J SANFORD-ORLANDO 1 .. - I Chase ran its unbeaten Merthie was 3-for-3, drove in winning streak to seven games two runs and scored three. Dec Thursday with a 5.3 win over Johnson was two for three with Clem Leonard Shell in the a double. Sanford Little National League Sam Hill and Robert Hill had as Daryl Merthie pitched a two- the only hits for thc losers. Richard Leonard went the hitter and smashed three hits. The Railroaders won their distance on the mound in four th consecutive game with a defeat, striking out nine and SSSS•S..ISS••••••• 7) 1.164.20: Time 32.11. Twelf race, l0 Dog Racing ' By United Press ff J Pat Campbell and Laverne 2 Nebrasha Cowboy hi their attempt to pcesmrs; the 'd around Sanford's Lassie Soft- ___ _ *11 laly * •0 pbd, Chis hoim . ______ ___ bl!$hdey." . "You are a Taurus," noted KlInger. ___ __ *1,? - _____ p Tiles Icily "Ootne on the Sledo" Mrs. _____ ___ 'm t a r z oil =nPanin at _" 'lUedoU coInpinles have IncwdthewrMb of empea "What did they Id you?" Klasr si Arabian oil minister Sheik Mmisd Zaki chief d,f,m, dsdeiwly. "I laid the prishirt this mot e.it day,, learne4 that nini vamani and are nesvosaly fl1ll4 IQISS whit Sen. Jeuui Stdsn, DDsI, the swing vote, was 1= =Oft to 00 um ho blidwy bm mob by n May 1= his displisame win do" with. favoring the white 2 '! 1 4. "U the mudiscrllios, Well, if that Is our style, that Is od decided to sw*ch his vets. ; Abkm ed to likeWIS'øott11It." ' " operat, of lbs $idj ,IJ fl W WMI to git involved, oven It as o ljs doss." I 3 3 Devmmsad 3 I 1) "Boredom is not a problem... Flasinger were bethd8of madetheir av able to a foreign govermi- ________ the C*i-- would In- Agency, "I have ashad.v.ryeas whit Ican say I SleePs les _____ _____ M Ii 3 1 i weji.,s kale ____ Mareb 3, 11116. solid. "TIM Is no subeUhAe Kissinger was ssdhing over Cuban In. for wkePii. In a case like this, we are the vict.rvi*n in mica. "We is . ndssrabls, two- ti iimmsan tiry' - ne nss. I's is conmaca rspoesea mas nan tzlbatlng to a racial war t could be Iran- coaIlid with top officials In the While House, y'.gj would be opened to the public. He it wodW to do Wourn ______ _______ Pobft was Grown . my tme at 1fl samoial cosiveredloas was with staYed ed. ii, adjrlpeiud $ 312316 Tiles WNISISAM ST1OMBIS S A 's As It H than 45 minutes of real conversation." Th. report was based on confidential "I think you would have no trouble talking to docimiuda subpoenaed from the two oil 5t, "Forig penles, and the 8a repi woow ggcf that the scribed and rlasIied. He's now taking palno to involvisnent In Angola was very damaging. It Is Mardi 19. dilute the a*oM IntUred r'jieks from his VifY fortunate that they c.mi In. U we could ..ueo 1*.' - Cuban An er Tio BIack _____ ___________1-ir retorted. mo 4.. $ Addiliss ,, NIIMI _ 3* $1151110 •••$lSs II 3*0 MsNaE Las 353 CaooIIiea 2* i*30 I r1 30$ Lie 13 i .$I_k • 3 ii $ .. 33 313 Hill PWO 444 3 1 1 W~ . 1111011,0011 ii 6 II II YI.,i$ $3 Lad. smw percent. calk ad bscitrom amantim was'biw UK"A is a pwpdkical pmbileni. Sovik African cowtrieL" He couldn't leave, be " before .4.,. -as i N ___ as t N -. III 30IAad.IiIS .s,C'jss : Kissinger AAA COOPER CARDINAL period 1807-78, according to the Consumer Price index review of the American Council of Life nce. That's the bad news. And if it's enough to drive you to drink, here's the good news, During the game 23 l aloe.. touiae. While he pnsiI over U. & toreign affni,s, d d his .., Red Sox' winning streak to seven games and extend the Mariners' losing streak to a :::O:R W EBOARD ' . Bruce Drummond also getting ,,,..two hits. bad news about beverages. Coffee rose in price 280 percent during the JACK ANDERSON Singles by Bill Stoudemire d Wayne Russell plus Tim Cooper's double lgnited the last- , '. Inning rally against Stromberg. ''MIke Galloway, Stoudemire 'Land Russell had two hits each '.:for the winners. " -" -* Jeff Brake hit the game's "'Wy homer, sparking Stromberg. Jim Gibson doubled and dn" for On losers with Still on high prices, there's some good'and __ sometimes has ..: , . _ reading. 'V I ____ - ip 0 1 "" • • :Cocper Transportation picked dam homer by Jeff Ladd plus a OrIoles 4, Angels 2: i..-.; up victories in the Sanford solo blast bY Rick Grant as the Pinch-hitter Lee May singled Metro Softball Laague Thur- big blqws in a 2H triumph over home the tie-breaking run in the $ay night, one the hard way Cardinal Industries Jeff ninth Inning and Eddie " 'and one the easy route. Walden went 4-for-4 and drove Murray's sacrifice fly drove In Whighain had to score four In three runs. Other key hits an insurance r un In the Orioles' times In e last of the seventh included a Wes Rich double, defeat of the Angels. %1&,*? brAng th with John Whigbam BLII Shaw triple and a Dori Astres 6, CWx 1: • 'ngiIng boone the tying rim and Anderson double. Craig Reynolds drove in three later scoring the dincher in a 9Artin Robinson went 3-for, 3 to runs with a double and a single 8 triumph over Stromberg.. pace Cardinal while Dick Plath as the Astrue snapped the Cubs' had a triple and single. five-game winning streak. ;., ,&laon. ' WASHINGTON- Apparently, Henry Involvement." Kissinger will omit from his $5 million memoirs that brinas blood to mv SYS 1* the conversations that would make the bed CU"The thlni Jvrg," K 0 a . director under the Nixon-Ford admInIstratIons. "the moral equivalent ofchee.edlp," one source A third remedial measure being discussed at He started laying the groundwork for a 1W said. ---------------------- --- -------------- the White House involves stepped-up domestic presidential bid as soon as he left Washington In it is, however, his intention to rely on volun.. pistactilo production, which now totals about 13 February 1977. withthe crunch. Shouldmillion pounds annually, Although he has yet to make much o(anlmn. standby controls be proposed, they likely will It would, however, take at least fowyears for pact on public opinion polls, which at this stage stop sr of rationing. America to become pistachio self-sufficient. reflect mostly name recognition, Bush is (Inc possibility under consideration Is a Meanwhile, the administration may be forced t regarded by his competitors and by GOP mandatory switch to unshelled nuts. issue voluntary guidelines under which candidate, ____ tons of preahelled pistachios as against only 148 per bottle. ' / . - •• -. 14 - theft over a year ago. Similar reports come fm other major producing Mates. Professionals, moving animals to distant markets, are deeply involved but much of the Per B N W high a ni ,Cooper b Metro Wins ; •. . • • - tlemen could do without -rustling. 9 XBERRYS WORLD I . • , )UR C,~~) - • Still a bachelor at 57, he has no plans to get married in the near future. "What would I do with a wife?" he said. "She'd be supporting me. I almost got married once but it didn't work out. Thank God for the girl, not for me. I could never devote that much time to one person, no way." Chas e, 'Roaders Ir Claim Victories %f V . through with baseball. %. -% • manager there, Frank Lane, refused to upgrade his contract. A.B. Happy" Chandler, the Commissioner at the time, riled Wakefield belonged to the Yankees and a few days later they traded him to Oakland of the Pacific Coast League for Billy Martin and Jackie Jensen. "Imagine that, not a single American or National League tm was willing to pay the $7,500 waiver price to get me when only' a few days before Lane had given $100,000 plus a ballplayer for me," Wakefield said, still Uel u',ec it 29 bears idter. "I was blackballed because I had been harsh with Weiss and had refused to report to the White Sox. I'm sure I was blackballed by all the other clubs." Wakefield played only three games with the Yankees in 1950 and only three more in 1952 with the Giants. After which he was all ~ r 'A 11 01, " a By United Press International Thursday In pitching the know their weaknesses...." . Jim Slaton, who spent six Brewers to a 5-1 victory and Slaton, 1-1, was supported by years with the Milwaukee enabled them to snap a five- home runs f rom Cecil Cooper, " •,•. ewers before being traded to game losing streak in the first Gorman Thomas and Ben ',troIt lad season, used his game of a double-header. ivie. mas also homered knowledge of the Milwaukee Milwaukee, behind Robin In the second game In helping batters' weaknesses to defeat Yount's four RBI, also won the reliever Reggle Cleveland, 1-2, •cthe Brewers three times in his nightcap, 7-5. pick up his first triumph as a :' year with the Tigers. Brewer. Now he's back with the "I've got a lot of friends on Royals 5, IndIans 4: Brewersandis pulling the same the (Tigers') ballclub," Slaton Willie Wilson bolted home . ihln on the Tigers. said. "But once you go out there from third base on a wild pitch ,,., The 28-year-old right-bander you concentrate on throwing by Sid Monge with the bases stopped the Tigers on seven hits strikes and getting then, out. I loaded in the ninth inning, enabling the Royals to win their fourth game in a row. . Red Sex 2, Mariners 0: •-.. Bob Stanley tossed a sixhitter • and Rick Burleson drove in both ' •40 runs with a single to stretch the Surprisingly, much of the improvement be credited to the biggest problem area - oil. A drop in imports, with the cutoff of Iranian production a major contributor, accounted (or much of the savings. c., '.,s "That's a lot of bull," he snapped. "1 was the Most Valuable Player in the Texas League and hit .316 the first year I came up with the Tigers. The following year I was in the Navy's Pre-Flight program. When I rejoined the Tigers that same year, I hit .355 in the last 78 games. Then I had to go back in the Navy and that wasn't my fault. What does a guy have to do?" Wakefield didn't return to the Tigers until 1946 and they traded him to the Yankees three years later but he refused to report when the late George Weiss tried to cut his salary. Eventually, he did report and the Yanks traded him to the White Sox during spring training for pitcher Joe Ostrowski and $100,000. Wakefield never reported to the White Sox because the general • Considering the OPEC's price-hiking pasilon, however, there's not much chance we'1l be numklng this a habit. and one single two-hour session in his Anderson, :' I • j for a change. The Commerce Department reports we Went into the red only $1.3 billion during February, the lowest deficit since May of 1977. 1 ' But image-conscious lawmakers insist that time out of Washington is devoted purely to work, even if it happens to coincide with periods designated as holidays for ordinary mortals. What they don't mention is that much of the work performed during "district work periods" Is primar ily designed to ensure their own re election. Rep. Butler Derrick, D&C., lion. of the more conscientious and effective members of the House. But his published schedule tor one three- ted foreign trade figures hold good and dissipated his talent. I Slaton Defeats Exa-Mates , __ -i __ • :• ,.. . .Il k. Wins tourt h In Mow t- ? By DON GRAFF the semantic order of the day on Capitol Hill, "district work periods" were known as "recesses" or even "vacations." And foreign trips were labeled "junkets." For April 16 through April 18, Derrick was scheduled for a total of 10 interviews with newspapers, radio and television stations in district; two Chamber of Commerce speeches; one textile-plant tour; one nuclurplant visit, Of ~ The "Frankly, I think I made a mistake gettin g the bonus. It caused envy and enmity among the other players. What I'd tell players today is get all you can. Work hard and earn it." Some things about his baseball career still rankle but that comes out only under prodding. There was criticism that Wakefield never worked hard enough after he got the money from the Tigers, that all he ever wanted to do was hit and that he generally took the path of least resistance • and the health service aide program. Snro f Generous To Friends Sn!! By MILTON RICHMAN former Tiger slugger who makes his home in this city. UPI Sports Editor "I'm doing very little of anything," he said. "A little public DEARBORN HEIGHTS, Mich. (UPI) - Dick Wakefield could relations for a food company in Detroit, some appraising in be hanging from his thumbs, going under for the third time, or probate courts and occasionally I as a receiver in bankruptcy getting totally wiped out and you'd never hear a peep out of him, court. That's about it. I used to act travel a lot but you run out of No matter how bad things get with him, he'll always assure you funds. Living wi th Eddie Fisher ( the singer) on and off for 15 they're going to turn out all right. That's how he has always been. years, in his prime years, was a gas. He's a great kid." You know, keep your sunny side up. "What did you do for him?" I asked Wakefield. Back in 1941, Wakefield, barely 20 years old, was given a $51,000 "Nothing," he said. "Just bummed around the country with bonus by the Detroit Tigers and anew Packard automobile. It was him. I met hun around the pool at Grossinger's." The biggest bonus ever paid an untried player up to then and in the Dick Wakefield contends friends are everything in life. He has relatively short time he spent in the majors he made a total of hundreds all over the country and if they ever need anything, all $300,000, all of which is long gone. they have to dots ask him. If he doesn't have what they need, he'll Where? Only the Shadow knows. Dick Wakefield, who has a heart as big as a bowling alley, is one go get it. How much of what he ever made did Wakefield estimate he had of the softest touches you'll ever see. He's a sucker for a sob story given away to his friends? and he'll do anything for a friend, which Is why he's in the far "Well," he reckoned slowly, "I've given away everything I ever from affluent shape he's in today, made one way or another. They say there's no pockets in coffins, But he'll never say that himself. Ask him, and he'll tell you You never see a Brink's truck following a funeral. You know, things with him couldn't be better. people always talk about that $51,000 bonus I got from the Tigers. "What are you doing now?" I asked the big St. Bernard-like I paid $23,000 of it in taxes. Sanders and A Recess By Any Name W a kef ield .,e I .~.Lick Two students from Lake Brantley High Scho will play a role in planning next fall's Health Occupation Student Association's Tim Lake Mary is the olace to be the first week of November if you're a music instructor. r Friday, April 27,1979--SA Community College, says he has been trying to get ANGLE.WAL TERS WASHINGTON (NEA)- Congress returned from a 104ay "district work period" which just happened to find between one-fifth and onequota of Its members scattered across the .;111-.~ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. such recognition for a long time. Judge Marshall awarded $104,000 to Michelle Triola Marvin for her six years as live-in companion to film actor Lee Marvin, some wag moralized that the wages of sin were about $47.50 a day. The witticism puts, perhaps, the wrong construction upon the judge's decision. He said he was granting Miss Marvin the sum for training to reenter the job market, while specifically finding that there was no agreement between her and the actorctor to share his earnings. Limited as the ruling was, it set a precedent in domestic relations and foreshadowed a change in California's statutory denial of common-law marital rights. The question of marriage was not specifically an Issue of the Marvin vs. Marvin litigation. Miss Marvin had sued under a 1976 California Supreme Court decision holding that "the fact that a man and woman live together without marriage and engage in a sexual relationship does not in itself invalidate agreements between them relating to their earnings, property or expenses." Miss Marvin had asserted her right to $1.6 million on the grounds that there was a verbal contract between the two. By the terms of this contract, she said, she was to manage Mr. Marvin's home and career and they were to share his earnings. Mr. Marvin denied he had made such an agreement, and Judge Marshall upheld him. The judge then went beyond the Supreme Court decision to break new ground. He found that outside the confines of a contract, Miss Marvin deserved something, as a matter of equity, for her years as companion to the actor. Judge Marshall's ruling is bound to have a sobering impact upon the growing number of persons who have entered Into such informal living arrangements. On the one hand, It is cold comfort to one who seeks all the blessings of matrimony outside its boundaries. On the other hand, It puts the earning partner in such an arrangement on notice that he or, perchance, she may have some financial responsibility at the end of the affair. Frankly, the issue should never have come up in the first place. The conventional marriage contract has :worked for millions over the years when a dissolution is undertaken. There seems no good reason for those who wish to become live-in partners not to consummate a marriage. SPORTS tII -~ waning moments 10118WThwwa JOYM ThVrsdayLdjis' wife .. fPftfO-' ' OflflQ __ ___ ___ added two 9.10 10.40 4.11 singles and a double for tim 6.00 3.10 Kuna had 1.30 are 3-0. P 9)' rsplsuntstiv. at the liv. demonstratIons. You will ADDRESS also receive, free,. one. cr'v ________________ year sebsalpilo. to 4. 01 Odub - JON! ii 11RIpul M011VATION$-I31 ION protect tips. - eswshuer wh TELEMONE ( 11 Idsas and repair N,It"JuSls1L.iIs*k$$sin. OF 11 :;Y .. '--i - �I ' 1 Herald, Sanford, FL 6A—Evening BLONDIE CAUGHT DAISY CWEWING UP ) I WEL SHE KNOWS J I THATS NAUGHTY L, Friday, April 27, L'ir 14 —1 Chic ACROSS 44 Unity Young (os,.,' r weapon GIVE IGNORED~ ME L.I 11 I Atomic s,- SHE States Army 47 13 Baffle 14 Rough 15 Trousers I __ Capita l of BEETLE BAILEY by Mon Walker EVER HAVE 714IF FEELING SOMEONE MR IS WATCHING YOU? 40 Caustic 10 Upper air 12 1 2 door shorthand strategy 12 13 Bu in 3 wds) 6 4 14 THE BORN LOSER by Art --. iTciIILIt. 1) \ I /4UkT OKA fuji ' ' HAW H=7 ' I I nsom I 16 20 0" I 21 23 I W I 4-21 32 by Bob Montana 42 41 46 50 151 152 I - - - _____ _______ NOW— I'D LIKE A ROAST BEEF ON RAISE UMM RYE EASE. MUST BE MA _____ - THIS ) . ii - - - ___ "4 4az 51! - 43 - - - - HOROSCOPE ' rO Saturday, AprilII 'E K & MEEK THE OTMR H* A"~S M-W COWIDERED -W %FA) CM51DERW 114FE / J i April A Your material Picture could brighten considerably this coming year. Pathns who are sincerely interested in your welfare will work on your be. half behisioll the scows. TAURUS(April 20-M&y 20) Financial conditions could be mixed beg for you today. The "MA"' '3WF* OF LIFE... / - treatment of 1717 0 L7 - . o , .IIIZL Form ;PRISCILLA'S POP h"! tt'()b ) 10 ' GET ThEIR INTEREST? WRAPPERF J"I ~;j4o, .1V '/ 3 . "d I 41V - - _____ Ilk 00 Pit? YA LEAst AT V69. KARATE L06A LET ME XrA 'Home." K4V HAmp., YAW 17"S CALLOP THE`130046TW197 A X* -110 PAY . t AN N-V PRANK AND ERNEST CARRY HEAVY I LET LOOMIS ' . proper S . 0 / 1 VIM' 0N -, 10! • 0% i~ PARK R FORE LIEVE mi irEft, A 1! '- . _______ (__' .. B EWANICHOLS HeaIdCorrespoident It's only a once-a-year event, but what a ha Ci c .... ' '. ___ 1t I Logo He also repairs and reconditions old phonographs for the Orange Historical Society. , Qo's father and Daniel and JoK* were very ewly residientis of this city. Joseph built the famed Longwood Hotel. Hal Freeman, a native of Longwood. is a young college student win has taken it onto himself to dig into the city's past and write cornplet history of the area, Including Photographs, letters and interviews. *s5u a collection of his photographs at the gathering, including one of his own home, taken when it was first Several guests had a delightful time remembering when they had all been students at the Longwood School, a tiny twoqvorn building, later the City hail and presently a charmingly* redecorated office. Grades ran from 1-8, and Hattie McNamara, who still resides in Longwood, was the teacher. . .. , •)••. . . - ' - . - S '. . .. .c - . ..! f - ?I,f' . Hal Freems, Wderian.wild M&Xiw McGrath. Civic League President. :S •. . - . - -'--"- . Getting Married f - .. r , - "f' - - . nounce these events. The wonders world who gets ignored, pushed around and walked over while continuing to overtip for second-rate service to cause never a guts not forms inay be accom. panted by professional black and white photoed th the announce-and pictures must be submitted within two weeks of the wedding. sir . NO GUTS IN FARMINGTON DEAR NO GU7S: It takes a lot of guts to admit you've got 110 guts. So you may be a gutsier klutz than you think you are. DEAR ABBY: Do ou 0V thMOnly the good theYyoung? ' 13 ('y .*.,' #5? I 's,-' ' '. WANTTO SELLYOUR HOME? [SELL DEAR ABBY: A friend recently invited us to her honie forasaladdinner. ids K. CIssr '. Every guest was asked to bring a salad as well as a going. away gift for a mutual friend who was moving. jnu•rns ThVR %VW _ ' -. . ZOONIU 4MILEWEEDS p-•p-DOW riisiw isv byT K. Ryan &IVNP'tA PDWP CUPS Training laS i------, ,"' ' '•iii — .'ui •j:viii tilaterns from Stetson A. Nun; andBrmdaWilcoz University are acquiring DeLand with Pamela stow the t ch01 S S oiiisr interns In Seminole at Teague &Illciie Elementary SCbOO1 John McDaniel, byWe' - Comty are: Sabal Burgess, blrewsburv, Maso., UN West, Qaces* Qty, witi, I 1 LAW i A A -. APEX v fL I JML I A A . v .5 . . . 11 V .. 5 - - iI:.. . I t I ii - I [ ilywood with Bonnie with Karen R. Fox. der; Lyme Y, wtha J. 441r LIiIr.'—" - Ill S , passis, (Excluding Lobster) and Includes a choice of delicious homemade REALTOR. ASSOCIATE STENSTROM REALTORS soup or our great salad bar. Lunch: M.F 11.2 Dinner Then-Sat. 6.9 Sunday Din ne r; 12.3 305S Park Avenue, Sanford For Riservatlons. 3234255 2SUPARKDR.,SANFORD USTAURANT PH,323-3363 SHOW LOUNGE OPEN 4P.M.411 2&.rn. 15 .THRU N Beginning AN To Joius Mr. P's Mon. April 23rd ' ,, Garylow.n U (FORMERLY WITH HAPPY FEELINGS) loud CALLED THE "HdIhirs" , . S S - - - .55 - ' - -5-..--. -- Deland. with Bill . , - , p; g ll . 5 - - NOW 254 SUNDAY 15 ___ N. p, Huller, Yost 'iiid.,lak, w' Pip,; Dshra Welch, Jsh* I,wkk ssMcCullei; &.4,rm, SIdkeIISnd, Ave Pith, with EwM A. W. III, Consul. Cammack; and 'Na with Axioms J. Tatef Gall hm asrn.wiib3sr NCYJ.UW,YO(tPi,g,,,Ik keeni, - ' S . _____ I DINN[ISFIOM535Ofo8S.95 NANCY BUTLE 1 • • I DOM lk& Habib, ftyrilile, GL, With 5011111011' High — No" E. CYoft Fr*u; and 00,19" Flow NO! FOR DINNER We also serve steak, mfood, beef stroganolf, wiener schnittel, beef bouroenoune, filet of sob and a delicious ham steak to name a fow. APPEARING TUES. THRU SUN. NOSTRIL510 I6? FOR LUNCH We also serve a variety of hot and cold sand. wiches, Quiche Lorraine. Two horniornade soups, a super salad bar and a number of wildous dessiorts. : REALTY x not DOWNTOWN SANFORD .nSchools ______ 11 TOGETHER . 9t Jun FINE FOOD HOMES1 WHY DON'T WE GET I am of the wflyou invite°°? dinner you should provi&- then, wtIac1fortdbic place to eat. sassol 41 DOYOU When we arrived, there were ss than 75 people standing d The sit. The guests were trying to Jugg1etheirplatesInonj andooffeecupsintheother. - rA JJ necessarily. ran more Inclined to believe that only the YOUNG the GOOD! look. ____ ___ wi ment. Wedding forms RUPERTINTORONTO DEAR RUPERT: Not Nan Freeman, Arletta Coberl and Evelyn TowIer3' Herald, 300 French Ave., Sanford, ding forms are available at an- ' ' Jacksonville. Editor, The Evening Flu. 32i ,1. ., _, " S ' - j Miss Cheryle Horton, forinerly of Sanford, underwent brain surgery at St. Vincent Saturday, May 5 is Youth Day h ospital , Jacksonville. She was In Seminole County. Activities transferred to the Baptist being planned are involving the Medi cal Center, Room 4521. entire conununity. of the - was one. Rhonda is An ne's 7-year-old daughter who is "going on 21." she said. Abby This was a building con. __ the pageant. a k' 5/ the old LOIWIXd8dIOOI. enjoy ft edh: :. - r You pro bably think I'm Just anot her cheap, demanding, h rd-to-please klutz like tan, but I'm not. I'm one of the - ., /'-,, S F'áiPPi1_ .. - 1 : ,.,, Alice Coleman recalled living present Winter Spring$ Elementary School now - lutz Search Is On For ., , ' m Martha Yancey is searching According to Eunice Horton, for models for a fashion parade. Cheryl would appreciate ear; and complained to the one of many festivities and hearing from her Sanford management. tractor's home. Maybe they scheduled in Centennial Park friends. just wanted to show it off to as inany people as possible. Or battery operated fan to blow perhaps they wanted to round smoke back into the faces of up as many gif ts as they could. people who smoked while he I've had it. The next time they was eatin: invite us, I'll say,' Thanks, but With the prices one has to pay Outstanding Mom in restaurants today, we should PASADENA,TEX. demand top quality food and DEAR PASEDENA-. How first-class service. It is our does that little ditty go-A siFool With Mother's Day, May 13, fast approaching, Ilie willingness to accept me once, shame on y Herald is embarking on a search for that outstanding mediocrity that makes for me twice, shame on me." Mont. sloppy service, bad food and So, we're turning to our readers for sonic help. It you shoddy merchandise in general. know of a woman who, in your opinion. is deserving of As for Stan's little fan, he mention as an outstanding mother, let us know. We'll accept until noon May 9 letters submitted by readshould be congratulated for ers, about one to one-and-a-halt pages of standard size having the courage to give those inconsiderate rs Wo a sheets, telling briefly why a particular wonian in our area taste of their o%m pollution. is deserving of such recognition. We'll take it front there. Longwood. I • sm I .' . STAN, who complained a lot in restaurants, may have gone overboard but he had the right idea. He had a habit of sen ding back food that was either overcooked, cold, elled "funny or wasn't what he ordered. And if the service was poor he left no tip . - ' , Be DEAR ABBY: ., Maude Humphrey, another guied, mentioned that her Ide father, C.W. Entzminger,wu theflrd I Coisdy Coinmlulaner of Seminole County. He also - operated the Overst reet Turpentine Company l - ___ adWts is $1 each. can't wait. Than He Thinks . . ..',. vfv' FifNc AG S rits - A OURSELVES Weakling — I sunny 5 HOOPWINK from I Handshakes hugs and happy faces tell the whole story as folks gather from near and far to attend the Annual Longwood Oldtimers Reception, spon3ored by the Longwood vi League Hels at the Civic League building, the bright, day matched the spi of old-time residents as well as newcomers. One of the participants, Clyde K Clouser of I Orlando, brought part of his anti phonograph collection to the reception. "I've been collecting ears and have over a said hundred models now," he ili 0 are, pip,gi voir • ______ J TAKf Hl Vol reception oidasTimers Annuai Reception ' SPIDER-MAN Ar - irso,g1' +17 S School attending 0 your BOOS SUNNY students at the original Longwood ' you by Al Vermeer - DORIS DIETRICH babies toddlers that day. Martha said th e and photographs Ifrom bi rt h to age fason fete will be held at 2 years) will take place before P.M. Girls and bo ys, front ages 13the curtain rises. Louise said that 30 cvn. 17, are wanted to inodel their testants have regislert.A. The own cloffing. such as an Easter hotne. bathing suits, foriiials, or what have you, acco rdi ng to Accrditig to IA)uISC Silver. I will save as iiiress of Ma rt ha. pageant chairman, the pageant For information call Mrs. ceremonies for the pageant, is all "go with everything A- underway at about 8 p.m., at which I am really fond of doing Yancey at 3207. okay." the Seminole High School for the little ones. They are so — The colorf ul event will get auditoriwn. Judging of the beautifully wipredirtable. It you should see Mr. and Judges for the pageant are Mr& Ralph Austin i0iarlottel Dr. Luis Perez and his wife, Dr. Sinith. congratulate them oil their May I will never forget the able couple so widely known, and Anne edium and psychic 'who niversary celebration. They famo us in international circles, wore the formal wedding attire "I am all excited at it," that they were married in m Anne said. "You know, I love. Mississippi. kids anyway. I will be br inging And Mrs. Smith is a Rhonda with tue to Sanford of "Southern Belle" if there ever left, Alice Coleman, Donald Smith, Aidla Milwee, Raymond A. Smith, Robert E. Williamson H. H A (Bud) Scott and C. K C1oer LIBRA(Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Today you could we more • __ their center stage roles Saturdiay night its contestants in the Second Animal Miss and Master" pageant Signia 01apter of Beta Signia WIN AT BRIDGE situations up carefully. Little girls and boys niiy, have been pruned this week for qr* advanced standard An-wri..' negative aspects than you do can and of Jacoby moder Positive ones. Don't let selfNORTH fl-A and is a bid we can reco; 4 J 7 54 defeating thoughts deceive you. mend to all bill VJ4 today. In fact, Zetrdei " etn ei A K 17 3 1 ~CORP' O (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) next week's articles to this: bid. a Matters that mean something to you materially should be It no one is using weak two: WEST EAST given priority over pleasurable 463 bids, East opens one club in: 0Q V K Q 6 5 3 V A 9 82 fourth seat. South overcalls" rewards you've earned will be pursuits. Work first. Play later. worthwhile. IPA where you've 0 10 in spades. West bi& hearts,: 0 19 6 4 contributed little dividends will SAG1'l'TARIUS (Nov 23-Dec KJ943 1 AQ87 be small. Your new 4&t. ) Persons whom are SOUTH king y five hearts.: Graph Letter tells you with on a palsy-w sy •A Y When South opens with a , 107 Whom you best get along must not be ieiri weak twos des West does 4 Q 5 romantically. Send for yours by ambitions today. Such tactics not act. North jumps to four 1062 mailing 1 for each to Mtr0- could cost you a friend. spades and that bid buys Graph, P.O. Box 4N, Radio City Vulnerable: Both contract. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan Dealer: South If East and West cash twoL Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to 19) Attitude is all-importani hearts and one club, South is specify hirth sign. Wed North East South today. If you start out thinking held to 10 tricks; it they 2* GEMINI (May 21-June ) Be something is tough, It will prove don't cash out, he makes p P p 4• caref ul today that you don't tobeao.ifyouseeftasasnjp, more by setting uP dl5 P m show more favortism to friends so will it be. than you do to members of your AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Opening lead: V K family. Pals come and go, but You're very good today at family is always with you. managing things affeding your You hold: CANCER (June 22) self-hilterests, but you may not 4-27-B adept at masterminding By Oswald Jacoby Let herte your head 9 AQ87 and Alen Sontag today. Instead of worrying thinp for othem about what's in it for you, bond PSICES (Feb. &March 20) 0652 Howard Schenken nude a bit to do more for othem Concerning. family finance$ ow grut contribution to A Nevada reader asks LBO (July 33-Aug. 22) Enjoy today, you may be a shlbod's bridge bidding. Together simpler than your mate. He or with the late Edward Hymes what we bid in response to Yaw friudill for th* clompe. she should talk roomy mattan Jr., he developed the weak partner's opening bid of orA spade. 11111011111 hip today, boA be way of over with you before m-kin two bid in 1942 or 1943. We raise to two b0ift dmwn into deals that docisiolm des. He did not invent it. It had 16 oni could cost you money. Somme been used in the old Vander. Our second choice Boa ARMS (March 21-April 19) bilt Club system. It had been notrump. ENTESEAMN.I &meof your trlends will enjoy suggeatedbyThorntonRjcb. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) yourrepleetoday,jit's used I n various rds0?d (Pora copy ofJACOBy MOO,. Thm's a Possibility today that likely to be co-workem They'd Howard and Eddy produced yell Could get In 8,61196." Cafe f4h%,ne:s.your Own way like a little lees wind and I little a workable bid that Is In pr and bungle something that more work, general expert use, Is part of Station. New York, 'N.Y. r 1WRE VEW SMUAR... A ) affect enormous Drs. Perez, Anne Gehman ! 1011 e what / Aroun d Sanfor f d d % by Howie Schneider WDW&W KW 50% FEME REFOR TO MOMY AS , u, A. ' many ,_#i. /fill of In And . can By BERNICE BEDE060L ' r::. exhaust the bone marrow' s form cells. In its" exhausted statS. it's Wt&S to respond adequately. you see, aware --y r II1 Lamb ability to ' L IN WRITING. -- 5T 138 36 ' ARCHIE - 30 3T' 40 - -- - I - - - - 45 44 - 47 '48 49 - - - I I as ____ ________________________ lam sending you The Health your bone marrow bas to ltt b 4 3 Ud manufacture three million new standing The Anemias. It will You have explain to you the delicate red cells each alae blood that if you measured the of red Wood cells anid the surface area It would represent :tr=1l( the cells plus all an area of 40,000 square thlnglIthat C this balance We tend to take all these As the thIngs for granted and are only blood cell bIlaflCS mechanism depends changes are OCeitflØ in o body when some balance is entirely on what has caused it. disturbed. There are many In many Instances medicines reasons why the bone marrow are VTY helpful in pr0i th others, may stop producing enough ment is exceptional.1y difficult and blood transfusions may he balance the only immediate mdhod of The bone marrow ca providing adequate support. replaced 0 stop functioning because of Because of of the true the toxic response to medicines. miracles that are accomplished Many common medicines can in medicine, I sometimes cause this is a few susceptible general public believes individual& There is a long list that all medical problem can 0f chemicals which can induce be cured and that the cum It also Finding out which should be simple, immediate medlc1neorthemical may have and cheap. Unfortunately, precipitated such a response that's Just not the fact of life, 25 - - 28 Ftht There are so manY blood that - - . Dr. Friday, April 2l,1979-7A S cells huan average life span o - - I 22 24 FM / V THAT ALL REQUESTS 10 9 19 35 I'D 8 17 18 31 'LIKE A 7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. transfusions. My blood is extremely low and I have difficulty in walking. My thighs and hips sort and hurt. Is there any cite for this? I have amild literally requires a Sherlock: heart condition and take Hohne& medicines for that. I'm 78 years Then, of course, your body: old and live alone. has to have adequate nutrienti DEAR READER — The to stimulate production Per niclous anemia sed by an: condition you have is inadequate amoessential unt of reasonably uncommon. In the: adults the major source of our 13-12 which is Wood cells is from the bone formation Of the new red blood marrow. Sometimes it quits cell. In some people the chronic functioning and dDesn't replace low of small amounts of blood,,' the cells that our body destroys for example caused by bleeding- 1 British school 43 Disliked 48 Adenosine Inphosphate (abbr.) 49 ma 51 Beginning socialite 52 01 th e (Sp) 15 AYg5. YOU KN 35 Black broad 37 Withdraw 38 Contention 39 Loops MS RAMW SAY HIS 4? tried medicines buildwork. The OURSEL ES AZ _______________________ DEAR DR. LAMB—Ihave a multiple anemia. 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CLOSED: Ssei&' Vsd w.l:n accempanled by two aduNs hiving dimmer GARY BOWEN . _5_•'S .' -- -- - ---- ............--- ---.---_-- — ---- -- -- --------S--5- ------- — ---— S -- -- --- --- --------- id -- "• - -i �IA-Evening H.rald, Snford,FI. Friday, April27, Legal Notice Legal Notice I 21 79)-35TE FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 225Live Oaks Blvd.. Cassetberry Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name0fBIGREDQQUICK PRINT. and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the provisions the Fictitious Name Statutes, To wit- Section 065 09 FlorIda StatutES 1957. Sig. Boyd P. McClaskey Publish. April 6, 13, 20. 77, 1979 DEl 2 a.!!cii - Al Agricuuure Zone - To park a mobile home E'of that parcel described as follows: Beginl2chsSandl3l.S2f1 - NOTICE OF INTENT TO VACATE PORTIONS OF CERTAIN PLAYS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLON. IDA. TOWHOM IT MAY CONCERN: WOfPIECOIOINWI/IOIS.CIiOn2.20. 30. run E 393.3 ft. thence N 297 ft. thencew393.3 ft. thenceSto POB. FurTher described as located South of Sanfordcitycemetery Off of West 25th Street. (01ST. 5) ii. JACK GRIFFIN - BAS.21. 79)16E -Al Agriculture Zone Tooperatea Saw Mill on theW97.12 ft of Lot 6. Block 4, Sanford Farms, PB 1, Pgs 1271 120. in SectIon 20.19. 30. Further described as located on the South side of Orange Boulevard. TakenoticethatapetInonst.a,It* tiled, pursuant to Chapter 177.101 Of theFlorldaStatutes,wUh,heaoard of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida. to vacate portions of certain Plats of the subdivitton known as Sabal Point, accordt to the Plat thereof recorded In Pta? Book 10, Pages 70 thru 76. and the Flat of Sabal Point Second Revision according to the Plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 19, Pages 67. 61, and 69, Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, which lots are described as follows: to wit: LtiALUCRIPTlON Legal Notice Lgi Not FOR AN ASSESSMENT, PUN. ce Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE SUANT TO CHAPTER 170 OF THE OF FLORIDA. FLORIDA STATUTES, ON PRO. PERTIES BENEFITED FROM SAID IMPROVEMENTSAP4DTHE CASE NO. 7$235S•CA.13.E SANDRA ELISABETH JAY, Plaintiff, PROCEDURE THEREFOR TO DEFRAY PART OF THE EX. PENSE ASSOCIATED WITH SAID IMPROVEMENT; DESIGNATING THESTREETSTOBE IMPROVED AND THE PROPERTIES TO BE ASSESSED; DESIGNATING THE TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF THE IMPROVEMENT AND THAT PORTION THEREOF 10 BE PAID BY THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS; CONFLICTS AND EF. VS. LOUIS J. JAY and AUDREY L. JAY. His wife. 304 5mokçj Blvd. Longwood, Florida 32750 Defendants. AMENDED NOTICEOFACTION TO: LOUIS J. JAY winter wooth Boulevard. for a distance of 277.64 feet; thence S. 0 20' 20 W. for a distance 0 deg 171.11 feet; thence S. 19 degrees 39' •• E. along the South line of the NEI/i of SectIon 33, TownshIp 21 South, Range 30 East, for a distance of 369.50 feet to the Westerly rlght-of.way line of State Road No. 436: thence run N. 21 degrees 33' 40" W. along said Westerly rIght.of.way line for a distanceof 300.01 feet to thepointol AUDREY L. JAY. his wife UIUU.U..II.... U I CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole OrndoVnte( PQ(k I CLASSIFIED DEPT. — RATES U . 3i.cuflv.?m.s 5:30 P.M. 7CONSICVtIVItIITII .3IcaI 11 I N MONDAY tttru FRIDAY SATURDAY t.Noon 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES "0"; thence S. 75 degrees 22' 16" estimate of the construction costs of the offIce of the PurchasIng Agent, City of Casselberry. Florida, to ___________________________ t I i's arid Lake Mills Road. Special Exception to Park a mobile E.. along the North line of Tract the paving and drainage on the Room Ill, Seminole County Courannex and zone said property, LOSt: Small, red, female Dach. "0". fOr 26.35 feet; thence S. 03 streets to b improved; and home for one year on Lot 43, Watts subject to specIfic conditIo. and lhoue, Sanford, FlorIda, 32771, untIl shund. Pincr.st area. degrees II' 30" E., parallel with .-o VISTA TOWNHOUSE Farms, PSI, Pg 00, in SICtIOI 143). restrictions; and WHEREAS, the City has been 1000AM. May II. 1979, at which Reward. 3220103 and 25.00 feet Easterly of the West made aware of the act that s'r ON, INC. - BAIS-21-79) 30. Further described as located nx WHEREAS, The City Council has _____________________________ the time and plac. bids will be publicly to the point of curvature of a dr. Improved are In dIre need of Said n 'eet parking on the W corner 01 Center Drive and Florida On Larkwood Dr. 11cm No I - Approximately 1350 all municipal services will be I- n* h t.X It of the W½ of E½ Road. (DIST. )) cular curve concave to the Nor- Improvement. available to the area to be annexed If , Chalti link Fenc. 323-3625 ir s-* - , of Section 32.21.30, D. VARIANCES - CONTINUED thwujt; on the effectIve date of this or. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT __________________________ Item No 3 III flo'*mobil, lou i 1. ERNESTINE BLACK - BA(4 A Furtherdescribedas thence run Southwesterly along the RESOLVED BY THE CITY Annual unance. Item No 3 tnznel,t it. Red Bug Road ap- 16-79)-49V-R-lResldentiallone arc of saId curve having a radius COUNCIL or s- Good flthl,gs o Eit NOW THEREFORE. BE IT TIlE CITY OF flequIptINItS br il,. Uniforms — Lot Size Variance from $400 sq f - mile East ot S.R. 436 of 350.00 feet and a central angle of WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA. AS IT PIAC TED BY THE CITY lt..ii No I AI'pvoxlmat.Iy 49 degrees 06' 14" for 219$ feet; FOLLOWS: to $000 sq ft; Side Street Variance .O(JNCIL OF THE CITY OF CASS*r4jprrio, lag, plentIful. 15 qt. Its of l'ens-aota Itahia Grass Seed thence S. IS degree Il' 3$" W., for : 5tYDER - BA(S-21- from 25ff 109ff; Side 'Yard Variance SE1.IIERRY FLORIDA: SECTION IThat there shall be a .sntI Ai'$vnaaimat.ty or more 3 for $1. YOU PICK I 31.000 lbs 4W 1'; - 'E -A 1 Agriculture Zone from 10 ft to 9 It: and Rear Yard 102.954 fist tothe point of curvature publIc Section I: ANNEXATION AND Improvement consisting 04 I ritlitet EVERY DAYI Other Vegetables - : ii.,-. a -e home on the N Variance from 3Oft to 17.7 ft on Lots of a circular curve concave to the the paving of 'ONiNO That the City of streets and provision All oik haII I'. in a wi wIth at Treasure Island, Hwy. 44, E AdditIon to Midway, PB 2. Pg 104, in westerly along the arc of said curve North oont .nvrrnr-. S 0, 5 2. Pg 7) and hereby annex and desIgnate __________ Orlando Ranches, SectIons 3 04 the lai, baing having a radiusof 27500 feet and a fl x.thrn ? ' 3' on Canal Street Section 33.1.31, on Broadway loningof a certalntractof land lying k rect',ded in Flat %oo& I Itit tIV4C% he light to Street. (01ST. 2) central angle c121 d.eoe *51' nt LI. .h. : - i, IlflSo ______________________________ in Seminole County, Florida, and ______ P11 (Iti II Paoes29 ''i " I lh 2. JAMES GAMBLE — BA(4-16si:rn.0 & 'tUPIGBLOOD 137.50 fqt to the poant of cons mote particularly described as p,,, g ,,ip,,a, .ci'e to iund cvratur, f a crcvI,ar "i0 - :'. IF - A-i 79)-S4V-PUD Planned Unit follows. to wIt: as well as '-n.".-a.' Creative Expressions concave to the Nor?fwasP. P'Wn,* - To park a Development Zone - Rear Yard tedln at the Intersection of the ,, .. $f5V ,,, Variance from 30 ft to 17 ft on Lot run Southoo,tecI. akir.j he s 31$ c Of '44 if $:,. PIrthrIy right ot way line of Call Jo-An, 333 1112 , , ,44 2,Wekiva Hills jj',. fl Sction S. P52), Ps if sad Curie P%si'iq -a rJa4ies 43Q.3, o, 5lh44ll $ur'uvi WId* Boulevard and the nq ss.j, ,..ng & N, in Section 4.21.29. on Lyn. I Ill t: an'i a canai Jm$iv it $2 £rl?4' ciscribed as Westerly Le'.'. jrpp.,r $rvI,-g. n tight of way Inc of SN 4,,t iurst Drive. (01ST. 3) AME4CIRS tCitlhU..V19r if I*r.a't Avenue on W ?" toe Js.J? Peer toa u.lit on ?flas j, ...'. 'vt UI. as shown on the plat of 3.CHARLESBRA$lER-SA(4I). f,'ncr,-Ieuni. :.r So*IIflIrI'I nv ci 'a"W19er* .. oP )vrnanu,v Yitil$'.. 'ur'4he, 'fl.j r'JaPf(?it, Unit I. as recorded j4%i3 5aflg '114 hUPftw,'I r.gflt.n. '1tt'i p fl iiV3's,,a2 & SAMPSON - 79)-Sly -N-lA ResidereiaI Zone - 'g r'* • ,,'i,ct Sto..'a IS. at page IS. of the u .s ,, Most complete Craft & Hobby oa', line Of i.II)ati eitn ." --f -' Al Rear Yard Variance Iron', 30ff to 30 'SUr't). flied 'iel'. Rec'vn$6 ol Seminole County. •1 , Supply In Central Florida. .W'tiIltir, ..xI'4 - To park a ft arid Side Yard Var1ance Prom 13, 'flanco r'in huriti. I1wni "'Iri 'i(fl't?. food ,snn rEin 'lrr'sz.c Wlqx .?i1 . run S. 4$ degrees -lb c,,ui,gu HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French to 3.0 ft on Lot $3. Lake warr'or' nWlIIft - w t. -' of NEI qgmr'y .iiung iaitt Joultiersy mw 14if't$ the Nrthecly • Ave. SaMord. Fl. '.v' not tr-wl 't" owing-i ruier iirsn ntrnitcrnvu. 5.30.33 Estates, P512. P19 LS.t4. A Sac?'an 'If1it4f*0l lI Of Ad'tter *S 21-29, located at 137 Alder £ -,irnue. itn '11w rn-11 -- South 33 ft for ncaw 'n 'tie uulI1wasI 1ev.flij -1 (.435 U&T?UN, Il'-i'tluI thy,., -4IuII iwsv'.aIrQ. tot. P $Otar'(* Of 3000 -ella 1 imi-cre, known as Lof (DIS1'. 3) lalul It W,JU '11Sf .11W 4 t51?ttlI *-I " 'lliti'hl "ii.' % nd degrees 72' ______________________ nt '11w ;n'41w$II,s -.n uIwe .J4* I,Pre,1s, located on E. VARIANCES IlgiS it IT ingr'* 27. .. n- 'tue $OlI(.t.S Y.4ll(* tv. flu .'I" 4,.. . t'M' , 4iIdia.h'e isnetIl ii tie 'IIOitony,,tt,yi, l. ALFRED S. JQf..3C - 3,113. nuIllIr Ma a't Road. 101ST. 2) iiSf '13 '11w IHfl1 - ii lugnntng, ;xiDtIt. I tio .'Ip 'it' i1n$s 'flian.s iii. 4 lwip-ee's 21 mprnvernw,ts 13U15Ua1$ - '13 ACOLORFUL FUTURE E 21-79)--4lv -N-lA Resi4qnt Zone 1 i. .'... E'vELDER - BAtSntis- petItion snuuica tie !ainmiIteu h, terms 04- (21501w- 17D cE 'he ?'fiiQ r'1fi1P05, tli4- ISNO: tp, p, i, in- ,,. ow,s','n' ieto IS APHONE CALLAWAY _________ ____________ '. i a mobile home on fo Loll (lee N 3211 I? andleji ret. S35.flftl II4 F. De PYtC11 Mull £zW519".SENE'.ofsacflon34.30. Sixth AddItion, PS PA. Pg 71, 207130. on *awnpa Trail. Xthe 5 217 ft of W 213 It reed. es-s 25 II for road NW, (DISTIl 2. RUTH WILLIAMS described as located on the 'ufm side of Myrtle Street, "a mile 79)-Sly R I RIIdIIItIai Zone - r., ferEmwol*asI,olS,w.vnol LO$WidthVarlaflcafron'IlOItro50r, Side Setback Variance on Eaas side from lOft toO fton Lot 3, 510cr A, Stevens Addition to Midway, PS v-s a -.*.1. homeon the N 332 fl.Cb-id'PvE I00ftottheWe9I.3 7, Pg 31. in Section 321931, bet 4's' SE. Of Section 112033, being Crawford Dr. fOIST. 2) 3. GARY FOWLER .,.jri 1 1 ci bfd proposed road BAtS 21 :w".eer .ors 1 I Ii Unrecorded 711-44V -R-IAA ResIdentIal lone ...ao, a"e'p Ranch Estates, -LotSlzeVarlancefromll,loosqft ..s.. Sec'aon r'her described as to 10,3)5 sq It; Lot WIdth VarIance his' cf Sanford Avenue. (01ST. SAkS L MINOR - BA(S-21-Agriculture Zone - To , ,,,, j ;or'j, curnItw,, ijkft,d .i- .wncn. 11mw ti, ClI'. $0 ;ierrzel) it 'tie tital - ost itarn ' rho 17th day 01 Apr14, " 's'." xiblbr ,wtop past!ouallrinu isias,t 'II Iii.er mu a. wAlter remp*, ir - '' - 'n'' .rnull .itIvo 'ice iit.m nm 501rI1174. III.4fl4I int 1'TipPr!tIl%, mr. ir" .fl 'i momvnff .sa' ?tIi,$ iivilnn 'ri lUll .1$l $45t.fl 'fij' i;? h'tri, tnv ifl,' .nd 3*'.1n13 ,usf rlr,lneq. -ss..s' 'fn.tls andet C.wep'ijw4 'ermw , ,11'wltnii.g' *ln.'i I' 0'iblith AO,';I #4'.l. t'140'41l ii .tat.,ast 'ifp+, , Iiid)flflItli5 4f'1tWIfWi15lf4WI SE tP4 4&1n14#''p ri.ysf E et aa cv'r-w P.Met* M.#*,asd arid fbi Øa4a*i).p It., , le's"n i's .e 't. Of •i.s 4i4 *4 Sfetn4t, 'm lbs flab ,t,çtTe,s ,'.ç r,.'t Li*I. PV,1If #l.'4*s' fii',.,4 fintI I s tacouled In m 'i, . wetia,v Polic f Ph Ito rtf-v'yrnif sPa, Pal N',',l It. Pm Isso. IL of Ifs 41M (9ftf,, NofiCi 4 4??Y 5'rOet ?04t rhO 1kyq4, and et me 0*41 t#It.f. atl4t, Di*'f, Nvp,fa h'..f, P',f.IIF ftsPPittf$rø4arrilrml.tnmi,,ty, ci Corrmssww.scs s4 Ph* ()ela..4b4, t'tu,itIa, bboi.. sin, 4ø.4.'.., 3$' ?e1i* 3 anitlA, #t*VI111 "el, fr,lphn fej*tl, trios Iious*rig AitPaetet of PPm (.fp M aS 'Otordsd I,, flat Rrwk I?, po. ti, fternrf, Il,*r track tilifi, F neat •ln,,ij 9,. ttsIhpPi rlh$ ut rn ' W SerifO?d510f144*iIF? Pf*it4Iic and I'it took 17, pag. iei, Way anti IIaii ftr,ati *,y lIlt. tif WlPitet Woutli hearingt pursiaa.W to r.gula$mnen respectIvely, as recori.JerJ Pleas. ha adylipti Ilsat Its ffotiIsvtptl, Itt a ,iiqtal,,.p IØ flf 44 in promuigated by P10 United States PublIc Records of Seminole tounly, tiostripllim of sorb to I,e Ieet IPs.,i. S U .Iagt.es 10' 10" w 'I'. *4 ,...,, ' fl' 'tt It'wm'tlnL.tftr- t ,!i. , - '.1 fl'pfl$ '-L -, nd " ClASSIFIED 41-Houses -----------mr ambitIous person In sales & selvici. Old established corn 3 Bdr,, l'/i bath, fenced b.yd, F. 23rd St. Large 3 BR.1½ bath, LR with fireplace, separate OR, eat-in kitchen, on 2 large lots. C.HIA. $34,900. POWNER SAYS SELL EVERY. HAL COLBERT, - bea,muIly wooded building site -on paved street. City water. .. *10.000. ____________________________ unIque features, picturesque . TEMPER AGENCY landscaping. $69,950. • ok, Convenient Ta downtown C AC, w-w carpet, patio, laundramat, Adults, no Pets. $165 + Dep. Call 677.1611. substantial down payment. _____________________________ Apfs. for Senior Citizens. D4wn. town, very clean & roomy. See 156.900. HIDEAWAY LAKEFRONT-POOL ' lecluded tree studded lot 200' on lake. 11x40 pool. 3 BR's 3 B's Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. exercise rm. + 1 BR summer cottage. Owner will finance. Sanford- Excellent 1 BR, air. carpet, ceramic bath. From 1155-Adults. 323.1019. IBRA-C,Carpeted $145 Furnished LOVE ENTERTAINING & FAM. ILY LI FE TOO. You'll have it all In this spacious 3 BR, 2 bath Call Bait 323 9040 REAL ESTATE REALTOR,322.701 . home with a beautiful fireplace in the huge Fam. Nm. This new listing is locted near the tennis 2 BR apts fully furnished; pans, dishes, silver, etc. & all utilities inc. Available till October 1st. By day, wk. or month. Shenandoah Village. 323-2120. -_________ REALTY WORLD4 2 BEDROOM BLOCK HOME EN. CLOSED CARPORT, NEW ROOF, PRESENTLY RENT. ED,PIEELISNEW FINANCING, -. 120,900 TOTAL. in 4 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, GARAGE, WALK TO Property ______________________ 36-Reso,i - DOWNTOWN. $31,100. LAKE WIPIN, N.H. 1100-2 wk.; $1500 mo. or buy Photos, (617-349-1519) 'lando3211577 REALTY OVER 14 MILLION IN SALES THROUGH APRIL, 19791 JUST LISTED 2 BR, 1 bath home ontreeshaded corner lot! Newly painted, eat.In kit., porch, Fia. Rm., close to shoppingt BPP WARRANTED. Only $23,000! Washington Oaks, w-C.H, w-w carpet, OR, pantry, 1g. LR, porch IMuch Morel BPP WAR. RANTED. Just *29,1001 LOVELY 3 BR 2 bath home in Pinecrestl Lg. Rms., dining area, pan. FIa. Rm., util. rm., w. w carps' close to schools & shoppIng. BPP WARRANTED. A Buy for $37,100! WHAT A BUY! 3 BR, 1 bath home w.central H.AC, w-w carpet. DR. FR, Porch, Completely location! Great for comm. of fices tool BPP WARRANTED. Great buy for $3i,100i Reel Estate Sales Sanford's most weil.know progressIve, Sales Volume Leader nulds Associates, ix. perlinced or newly lIcensed - Nowl - - Pinecrest w.Central HAC, WW carpet, eq. eat.ir, kitchen, scr. patio, FR, on a beautiful land. scaped lot! Just 139,1001 Sanford's Sales Leader 322• 2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service •l.argorst ListIng Inventory Oomhtant Advertising - 4 Sales Training SMembit' Realtors & ERA •SIatlanaf Referral Service Fuli.Time Office Supervision PARK BranchOfflce 323.3222 333.5200 3503 Orlando Dr. fenced yard & garden, 10*20 alum. storage shed, septic tank 3 plus acres w2 old frame homes on Country Club Nd. Zoned Agriculture. $30,000. Nice country lot, mobile home w. add no, fenced, 2 utIlity sheds. Stenstrom Realty, 136*454 Zoned Comm., Lk. Mary 513,000. - Blvd. Terms. Realtors 100 oct. VA financlng-3.l, com• pletely refinished. Country Ilving.SseInhisbeIiivIflS,Iotsof land With 1$ Ralnbird IrrIgatIon system. 322.1940. Ne.da place for a horse? Appron. 3 acres, fenced. All grass, fruit trees. 13.500, $1,000 down owner hold. -, _______________________ ITOØ AND - THINK A MINU rE . . .IF CLASSIFIED . - ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE - WOULDN'T BE ANY, -Build to suit - our tot or yours. , PHA.VA, PHA 2201 541. - M. Unsworth Realty REAl. ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED I ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF UNFOlD REALTOR $64 S. French Ave. .3321531,333.7132,3214779 LAKE SYLVAN ARIA, LOTS OF LANDAND TRIES.) BR, 1½B, FORMAL 0.1., PAM. NM. & -- - REALTOR - MU 335lNloreves, 3231517 __________________ ftCLUOID COUNTRY -, LIVING— risen for horses, fills ' 3.3 wPR. S acres. 161.7* FIRIPLACI. NEEDS $0441 FIXING. *11*.05 FOIMIT OIUNI INC. REALTORS l33-417or*411 eves. MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR IrI.IVSI country M_me, beautIful 4SNome w.tiIe&oak fliers. 1+ ' acre, fruit a pecan trees. CoenetIlv fenced. 141.111 Wantlibulid? Weliaveffie lot. 14.011 Auto. sin15s radiator shop. FtistIc ,Watlois, — accounts. Owser ___ teholptlnencs.1SL*. V lift. Terry l70 self contained, air cord., canopy, Reese hitch & $ way bar. Park Ave. Trailer Pk. del. car garage. -turn., nego. tiable. Will sell VA or FHA. $31,100. special. 2 lots w•ger. WINTER ITEMS, . SILL "DON'T NIIDS' FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 317.1111 or 0314112 and a Irlindly Ad.Vlser wIll held vow. 35W, 3 beffi-en. A-Ps. rserowu,m floors. La. PR with ffreP1ace. 1*111. NEW THROUGHOUT 311,1bath—Con. A-N. Nsrdoeol floors, fireplace, full OR. Fenced backyard, corner lot. • * *HOUSE WANTED. • inNeedof Repairs 3331410 Eves. $120 or take up payments of $11 & Sold ____________________ ___________________ ___________ WILL BUY EXISTING 1st 1 2nd MORTGAGES. N. Legg, tic. Mtg. Broker. $25 No. 1.0 Wyroore Rd., Altamonte. $67743 _______________________ 54—Garage Sales _____________________ Yard Sale 310 Sunland Dr, 9-I, Fri. & Sat. SO-Mscellaneous for Sale Garage sale. 172 Lk- Mary Ave., - Sanford Auction BROWSE AND SAVE . . . It's 10 acres—Howland Blvd. Deltona area 541,000. M. Unsworth 3 loIs zoned duplex4 best local in Orlando.Water, sower & close to shopping. W. Mallczowski, Realtor. 322.7903. ~ ACRE WOODED HOME SITE WEST OF I-ION PAVED ROAD $14,900. ED ROAD. BRING YOUR BOAT AND $20 050 TENMS A VA ILA IL I. DOOR PRIZES 55—Boats & Accessories 14 ft. Weitwind bow rider with trailer, electric wench & 55 hip Chrysler motor. 11.300. 3221191. Gs, !'°'p...,w. urw.1ms urv.ns, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center inc. 3202 French Ave. 322-2255 __________________________ ___________________________ 62—Lawn-Garden Cottage Tent, Sears 10*12, nylon Like new, w. 51W-Or -belt elti,. -322; C0 1112 or 323-5349, ______________________ And Matching Chair -- ___________________________ FILL DIRT I TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 333-7550 ____________ ____________________________ 333-7343 Wrangler Jeans Sale $10.19 pr. ARMY.NAVY SURPLUS . ON SALE— NEW twin size box - springs & mattress 033,$ oa. pc; NEW Coffee table with 2 matching end tables $30. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-02 So. of Sanford. 322-1721. ____________________ __ ________________________ Half Arabian Gelding, 16 hands, good games. Must sacrif ice. 3237026 or Hobby Horse Ranch, S ml. W. of Wekiva River Hwy. 16. 6$—Wanied to I - ______________________ KENMORE WASHER- Pans. Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES ORIENTAL RUGS, WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 144-0126 PhoneSfllNl,$u*d ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chq Cds 323 0114, 377 .1601 Reilings ______________________________ Custom built ironwork Window guards. gates etc Marlin's 323 1881, 339 7693 Waldirig _____________________ All types, eqpt repair, truck bodies, root racks, portable tPI. ,v.drvrns .uJ iiii, isv iai. 3 i To List Your Business... DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 - In Accordance with Ordinance 76.15, Sect Ion 27 and Florida Statutes, Chapter 214: BY ORDER OP THE SEMINOLE COUNTY, BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND THE SEMINOLE COUNTY PURCHASING DEPARTMENT WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: SUPIR HOME SITE IN EXICU. TIVE AREA NEAR DOWN. TOWN. STONES THROW TO LOCATiON OP SALE: LAKE MONROE 133,005. - THE SEMINOLE COUNTY MAINTENANCE DEPARTMEN i GROUNDS, ON HIGHWAY 17. fl.6MILISSOUTH OF SANFORD, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. VANIOUS OTHER LOTS IN EN. ECUTIVI AREAS FROM $10,000 PACKAGE DEALS AVAILASLI TO BUILDERS WITH SELLER FINANCING. DATE AND TIME OF SALES April 11 1079 at 10:05 AM. 2lmotorvehictesl3to77—'l6jeepuniversal— 161t. Cobia boat & 115 H.P. Merc Mtr. -Ford Courier —2 Toyota Pickups — Ford Flat Bed Dumps —2 Ford Cab Chassis — 1967 Dodge Van —2 Ford CV. Dumps —3 Ford 10 CV. Dumps — Caterpillar Dozer - Gallon 3 wh roller Koshring Drag 1mb -D.7 Caterpillar Dozer — 1 Cat loader - 1 Pan Cat 613 Il yd loader International traCtor —3 Grav.ly tractors — 1 Riding Mower — 1 14" ChaIn Saw - Some cOOks equip. -About SOon scrap metal — 500' of 5" waler pipe w-covpiings — 74 Chev, lube truck —71 Ford Pickup—i 1964 paint striping machine— 1 Hercules? ton hoist. REALTY SIOKIR Sanford 321-0640 327-lSfl ALLSALESARE PAYABLE INCASH,CA$HIERSCHECKOR BANK LETTER OF CREDIT DELLS AUCTION SERVICE LEWIS C. DELL — AUCTIONEER SALE COND CTID IY SANFORD, FLORIDA 32711 TELEPHONE 311323.5620 INSPECTION PROM 0:05 AM. UNTIL SALE TIME, ALL SALES FINAL AND NO UA*ANTEIS ISSUED SY EITHER DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE OR SEMINOLE COUNTY IOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION ENS. SOME ITEMS MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR DELETION - 4. ) ,'Jo-rs -- _____________________ lop. Noah Eofate Srgkir 1415 $60101 Ave. 3214710 ____ eyc.wayneoe.,,.w-u.u, lazy PU to work with UN I.HO lIT Dump Truck Conversion, Retail $195, Dealer cost 169$, Close out SitS. $401016. Buy BATEMAN REALTY IWw.Camm,rclal ____ IMan,qualityoperation 322-6376. ____________________ Reel Sable Blebar . CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING& REPAIR 322-5665 SO. BALINT&ASSOC. 79*-Truck Accsssroiss A. A, MCCLANA$AN. SlOkil 111.AS. Part . 3221902 JOHN 111011 AIIOC. ____ ____ 1074 Mazda PU. 1400 cc 1 cyl. 4 H0n20 Improvements lyrs. exp. Patios, Driveways ________________ t GornatWltls clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 3fl-S752. Selling Due to Illness. Put your -- Interior & ExterIor Painting Small or Large Call Mr. Taylor IrecEst 3278545 Plumbing ServiCe _______________________________ average. DANNYS PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded FREE EStimote (305 372 9-Zr Groonthig & Bosrng For sale: Custom made stock racks with headache bar for long bed pick up. Call 349.3353. gal. BODE N P,snting P.ipt'r Hanging tree est Proteionjt workmanship, quick, Quality. courteous tcr,Lt... 666 474' All type re-glazing & wd. install. Free Est. Mr. Taylor 3220545 , wds. Osg & Cat boarding, bathing,- speed. Air shocks, tool box, AM. FM stereo- 41,000 ml.?? ml. per NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our BusIness Service Directory. Yard Debris, Trash Appliances & Misc (LOCAL) 349 5371 Wanted exterior I. nle,or pant ing E *ample 2 (P ,'xt , 550 Guaranteed good won., 30 1rs VIP £30 9996 icreen-porches, pool end The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you will get results. _______________________ 3lOSanfordAve 322-3791 ___________________________ removal, Roofs, walls, decks, etc. Free Est. 339 6066. 660 $335 Glass&Screen Automatic, Air, Radio, 1950 333.2344—let it ring. I.3". -- BURFIELO'S Electrl, Service & Repair. Industrial, Comm. & Resid.ntlal,, 32? 9354 24 Hrs ANIMAL HAVEN Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322-Sill _______________ Call Anytime -- - CONTEMPORARY SOFA, $30 General Landscaping. 1405.. specialists. top Soil & bill dirt lawn main?. & tree trimming 323 2948. ________________ 79—Trucks-Trailers 64-Equipment for Rent No lob too large or small Corn plete lawn service -ret' estimate. 373 488). Landscaping & spraying 323 8049 call anytime. Painting Electrical B&P Exteriors. Fungus & mildew Honda197ICB 125 Good cond. Slreet legal 1300, 3230261 - ?W?flg - 323-3066 or 323-7710 AFRICAN VIOLtITS SOMITNINGSPICIA$. 31 Ft. Terry Travel Trailer. SeN contained. Needy I. ge. , Alterations. Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707 Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 'The Greinhouse 322.9141 Eves after4&weikands _____________________________ ____________________ ExteriorCleaning Call 322-1624; 322-4160 ______ I I Light HouSing 'essmaking From $10 to $50 78—torcycles I Lawn Service MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. $69 5542. 322-5190 Corn- Painting, carpentry, paneling. siding, wds , anything to repiir the tome 830 6309 Sam ____________ 373 7050 cars, trucks & heavy equipment, CANAl. FRONT HOME SITU FACING GOLF COURSE IN LOCH ARSON. 1121051, UP. SIIOLIR Beauty Care BUY JU)IK CARS ipe. BR suIte new, $230; S pc. LR new $390; Loveseat 144.95 & up; 7 pc dinettes $60.95 I up; Ref. $501 up; El. stove$40&up; full size draperIes $101 up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford, 322-0721. -__ Asphalt repairs & seal coating. Sanford, Fl 322.1629; 322.3053 The "Good Ole Days" have never left the Classified Ads. - - The Buys are still The Best! 59—Misical ?rCt11ndiSe Home Repairs Aspl* ft ____________________________ Ceramicille Top Dollar Paid for lunk & used ____________________ Vending Machines-Hot Soup for sale. Will sell to the best offer. Call 030.5122. CUSTOM CABINETS 323 0429 after S JO Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed. 323 0039 Auction Sundays 7 P.M. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 121 Consignments Welcome Cars Removed - PAINTING CAPPFNTPV i ree Est TOWER1S BEAUTY SALON lormerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519E. 1st St., 322-5742 Vehicles 2 Retired men 1iant repar work of any kind, including roots Free Estimates 3?) 843 Appliances Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 323 5620 77-Junk All type racquets, Avg $0 Scott Reagan 322-1177 322-2333 EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow. ___________________________ Kelloggs Auction Sales INSULATION Batting, blowing. RACO Foam, fiberglas 7. Cellulose. Lowest prices Call 371 08)9 or 90-1 7)1 6708 c011ect. Concrete Work I ree Estimate Call Mr Taylor 3?? 8515 JAC FROST- Cent. h'eat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on 'Tnst. Cnm, I Re- 3220208 — RACQUET STRINGING—GRIPS Since 1137 Home Inçrovethent Central Heat & Air Cond, Free Est. Call Carl Harrisat SEARS, Sanford 322 177) 54.100. 323-2541. _______________________________ Kuip Decorators Looks&runS9000 $450 322 8960 Sell contained. A-C. Like new. 57—Sports Equipment will not be undersold on 196$ Falcon- Great Mileage Travel TraIler 21' 1977. Sleeps 6, _____________________ comparable quality. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-69 tO 75 models Call 339 9100 or 831 .160S (Dealer) — Dell's Auction Center 75—Recreational ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17.12 Sanford, FIa. 32771 FREE ESTIMATES Carpets from $6.50 yd. Installed upholstery .drapes . slip covers. '77VoIare Excellent condition Nothing down. take over payments 372 7902 COME EARLY-STAY tAlE _________________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 3)1-315 F. Firs? St. 322-5622 S2—AppIiacss ALMOST 3 ACRES FRONTING ON LARGE SASS LAKE PAV. all kinds of misc. items. 401 S. Holly Ave. Commercial self propelled mower 333-4325 before? pm. S1Housihold Goods 100 FT. FNOPTAOE ZONED OF. FICES, NEAR NEW K MART. 111.900. TRM$. Easy chairs, rugs, cabinet sewing machine, box springs, bicycles & Yard Sale—Sat. & Sun. Plants. Misc. Items Yazoo 322S60iafter 5P.m. REALTOR PALS 323.1061 sieves. 333-0317 FRI. 7:30 P.M. Rummage Sale: Sun 9:001:00. TV's color, SW. Misc. items. 1444 Falmoulh, Deltona, obligitlon. ______________________________ AUCTION * * SALE * Garage Sale: Moving Everything Must Go Fri. I Sat. 2430 Holly Ave. Gold Davenport Realty dental Auctions 8. Appraisals. Call Dell's Auclion, 323-5620, closure, Early Amer. Stereo, Household items, 117 Laurel Dr. (Pinecrest) 323-3363. Sat. w-canvas roof. A Beautiful wooded acre on CollIns Rd. in Osteen. $3,100. For Estate Commercial & Resi Carport Sale: Lg. size ladies clothing; 10-12 girls; tub en- Christmas lay-away, there was only $116 bat. due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have machi, for 5114 cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 131-1714 day or night. Free home trial, no .109W. lit WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Place a Classified Ad in the Evening Herald today. April 2$. 606 Osceola Dr. Behind Bahama Joe's, Clothes-plants-. misc. ____________________ 332-7195 we on SR 1)5, 1$ ml. north of Sanford. We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc. by the piece or house full. Free pick-upon consigned mdse. at 30 pct. 3222270. YARD SALE- 3 tam, 9-3, Sat., Way. __________________________ AUTO AUCT lop wy 9?, I mie west of Speedo.t Daytona Beach. will hold 1 PubIc AUTO AUCTION e'. TueSday & Saturdar at 30 I' the only one in Florida You Sr the reserved price Call 901 255 U I fur further Oltdt$ Air Cord. & Healing Blvd. easy and fun ... The Want Ad -. Every Saturday at 7 p.m. located YARD SALE. Sat. & Sun,, 10.5, AC's, space heater, turn., 1g. te.it & more. Cor, of 5th & Lk. Mary 323-7340 80—Autos for Sale Piney Woods Auction CI,, Sanford. _______________________ Bedsdoublehotel,UOset Sanford Auction -- - - r: -- JOHNNY'S BACK Yard Sale. April26, 27, 20.9-5. T.V. radio, stereo combo. 402 Juanita 1215$. French - 72—Auction Lake Mary. Clothes & Misc. Fri. & Sat.9 5 _____________________ PAINT SALE! WhlleItlasts,$3gai.up -- - - - - — — ————— Antique Roll topdesklchair Phone 322-717) atter6p m. per mo. Call $311711 for free home demonstration. 47.A—rtgsg.s BoiI* 322.4132 71—Anques 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM-. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, I track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only . Riding Lawn Mower, 7 HP 4 Speed, 30 in. cut, very good cond. $330. GREGORY MOIILE HOMES ______________________ '73 Concord Deluxe Mobile Home 12*60, 2 BR. 1~ baths. En. man catch up back payments & buy equity 322.0216. See our beautiful new BARRING. TON w.lap sidIng & shingle roof. carport, large screened porch, drapes, range 1 Ref. Super clean, 132.500. For a confidential discussion of your career in Neal Estate, call Herb $tui$trom. Nealtor.Oenw,, Of 333.340, I - j REALTORS 3 BR, 1½ bath Sunland Estates, (3) 2½ acre tracts, wooded. 59,250 ea. Small down owner hold aover 22 Years Experience ____ , 2565 m & good deep well. I ml. E. of Osteen off Maytown Rd. $15,000. 322.1397 Eves. Owner. apt Could be.. apt.,.down.. stairs. Zoned comm. $30,000. Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Cill 031-1711 day or ni'lht. ___________________________ Losing your home & credit' I will MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! We have a Singer Futura sewing JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 11 mach. Sold new for $650 was 2 lots 72x16$ each & iSa 2 BR, 1242, all electric, mobile home, age 1972 FORD Grand lorino Bluew a c. new tires. 5800 323 7365 Larry's Mart, 2)3 Sanford Ave. Buy 1 Sell, the finest in used furnituje, Refrig., stoves, tools, walnut cabinet. Regular $600, REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL REALTORS GRAB THIS.one, owner leaving state. 3 BR, 1 5, plumbing In for 2nd bath, spit plan, dbl. oven, range, D.W, garage dIsp. ss refnia., formal dining, C.H&A. The Evening Herald Classified Ads offer no fancy claims. . - .Just Resultsl Cash Television-33" Color, Beautiful Furniture for sale 2435' S. French (17-12) Sanford Handy CompatIble Asioclatas 11*1?? ___ r1' 80—Autos for Sale - '76 Grand Prix. Si. bIk on red all power OptionS ' rally wheels, I Top Must sell. 53600 373 0696 eve. 322-0352 - 1215$. French FANTASTiC!IBR,tbathhomein I ___ -- WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 322-0721. Good Used Televisions. 52) ann up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. SUPER I BR, 1½ bath home In cellent cond. $3,500. 310.5120. . 53—TV•RadIoStereo 47—Real Estate Wanted VA& FHA Financing corner lot. $30,900. Sanford 321.0640 37A-OlfIciRii*al The Real Estate Agency 3 BR, 2 bath, Fam. Rm., double BROKER _____________ (ci) - HO, white, used dmos. $160 322-1)12 or 323-5319 SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER STENSTROM NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. 42-le Homes 323-5324 - SEIGLER REALTY 3 lidrm. ui condo Beach, tennis, Q courts in Pinecrest. Lots more to talk abeut so give us a call. ALMOST NEW ULTRA MODERN 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH DOUBLE GARAGE, LOADED WITH 101111'S --,, H&A & a beautIful private pool & patio area surrounded by lawn & flowers. 554,500. $19,000. - _ _______ . PUT SOME SPLASH IN YOUR LIFE. A home for the Young at Heart. Located in scenic Lake Mary. This 4 BR home has C. fo.'mal LR 1. OR, sauna 1 - _________ __ that extra daylight to drive out to the Paola area & see this country type farm house wIth' over 3 acres ground. A small canal runs right by the property, Owner will hold mortgage with :'' ____ ___ YOUR CLOCK Ill HOUR AHEAD THIS WEEKEND make use of 323.5774 Day or Night _____________________________ _____ to Buy Murphy, N. C. 21106 fenced & landscapedI Super InC.REALTOR, MLS ._ '- Eves 543.3153 332.1119 Harold Hall Realty OqBary — Lovely 1g. 1 BR, AIr, $p Pets. Ideal Ret. Persons. Ne shopping 1. churches. 3fl-10S1, 641-6-40. on tile With me City Chit tsr the - variadffiWasyr.w.y $mssediaflsccupa4laV,),* be uWltl.ito alleles-S rights and ASSOCIATION City of Winter *10.5. Florida, an Nas all. I. $0. 06. as sn en me privileges and immunitigs 9)2 French Ave. I N block By: J 333.$l74 *aiklru we P. Lsemisa. EsjWe MIStImed p151 showingItte area IS plOf. ci Witw Woods LisIs 1. a distance tO hOspital, Wotor, Irons timets tImedo$ermlnod by the Suits 0 FIrs, Federal O' be assessed. with p45*1 liii of TEACHENI tSr autistic, relOrded s-IrI home & doonls*n, f .1 ss Is. governing aithoetty 0 the City poot Office Son 1110 students. BA. ardor cx,. In spacmcatlsns, and an nd$0ele 01 ci me Pgbllc'*ecom ci s.minote $27,500 w excellent terms. Cissilberry, Florida, and the the Cost SI the ygp5isd Ins. behavior, management pij, Johnny wa, i. ' g p yi Tel: (*) , psuemani whilst, shalbespea I. , 331-7111 att . prefetrit Div or ev.- wkond jpojge ' ,'W. abe' His Ni- of Casselb.rry. Florida In Attorneys for PsOliopior, ac me wupection 00 Ihe public. On. $t.il at $159 wk. -__ S THE thirty riglst4f.wsy line ol Wider cardancewltpsclsapflr 171144. Laws GREATER CON SECTION N— This Resolution WosdsBoutouIard,hw'adlstanc.ci ci Florida, 1976. C.tlSIl.7* IARGAINHUNTIN$P*NADI STRUCTION CORP. Is-eli remain Iii 51CO until sup- 3N.Ifeol:Wpgergnw.Ildsg,oes PwbIIWs:AprIl4,27,1970 CasSIfledAds SECTION VIII EFFECTIVE County Cswffisi, _________________________ salvage yard on he following pI.mantgd, aw., ropealo.d or - IXPENIINCIDNOo, u' is" . lee a distance .MTI - this Ordinance shall ..L!__ described property: 5gm 1*7 ft. I Sanford, Fluids. on May 2%, fl70, Of %s-mngeiayer,eiuiit',j ollorwigs iNsist ci 3001 lost, llsuwe ton N. 40 became effectIve 20 days alloy Its RESOLUTION NO.44 Call - m 1N4 AFTER 6:15 PM .. 037ff N elIw car of SECTION XI— All rswlvllsns Sr deere.. 16' II' I. lie a ci NIb 7:05 P.M.. or as seen ffiirsiNer as dIstance 51 hlnal passaw and adoplion. i,'. ci A RESOLUTION OP TNE CITY ports of resolutions In nIIict wIlt so's less S. 05 Weslsriy right-of.FIRST READING Is-Is mid day 51 .lttin csmiiiepsls filed wills *i OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA NsSresSMlinarelsinbvrwsted wayllisecis, No.01, tlllitirin, -runSISZft,thon(eWI*7ft,ff.plC.N iI, AD. 1970. LIT'S II HOlIEST 537 It, -tl505C, I SECTION Nit— This NiNlutien S. lldopea *' . eon said to POE, 011iceof*elonlngceerulna$o,wI$ PROVIDING FOR PAVING ITS SECOND READING tftll Ills day unu weren't lookiti Ni a pew' Fuflhor ø".rkwd as located S Of he csnsidond and Psi1005 * STREETS AND DRAINAGE shall tabs lesmodlatg effect wn M Weslerfy rIof-way Ibis. ISV a at April, A, 0. 1070. covier yee wouldn't he rolling poringalmepgofheorwiulw TNIIIPOS IN THE NORTH 00. pssisgsandappgual. $*yanI Avenue. fOiST. I) nce Ste. ISthepsild 51 FINAL 151110'- \ READING NstVdI$weweran'thsohiIn, AND 16 ViOLET CRAWFORD — SACS. hoard evilly. Hearings may he LANDO RANCHES, PASSED nd ADOPTED Is-Is 7)'d 'beglnni. Md, Begkwsln as Hi. ADOPTION this Ott, day ci April, A. 0 to do. Iii tlds ad continued from time IS time as AND 3*. AS WILL AS THAT p00 JaiI,aiPV, app, d,y intysgci, of the Seuthirly rigId.. 0. tIll. wswlOs't behave. II you we. ts-e 24 HOUt I fo sscesa,y. Furls-sr delills 322 920 T IONOFTNSSU1VIYOFAIAØ CltyslWinhsr otway line it Winter Woods APPROVED; Qawitwilty tO soun ThWIe to available by collins 59)1321 lit. TION OF StOCK DOF THU D. N. .- terkil. PIM Boulevard ai4 Is-. WeliorIy-rh - Sill B. Oiler. Mayor Five N*.l dollars a weak, MITCH(u. SUIVEY o TWO By:TrsyJ.Pllaiig ?A. ciway line 4$ SI. No. 4$.gs CItyolcassafoerry, Cati 5105433-SIS) ytI.,,l II, Coww'. 44011$ I. LEVY GRANT WHICH 'p Moor . -' i the pal Of WIiWiv 'florida ' , - 'IV* 11110111.: - Board of Ad$ushniiw . FRONTS TOIl WIlT SlOE p ATTEST i - LON DOWfl P$YflIIt Unit I. recgrdld in Flat Book IS, ATTN $1; . -. By: larry Blair, NAVES ROAD AND IS DIRICTII y . wsume Y is, ol $11 Public Receris 00 . 4 W. Hands-un. cash Ni your toot wsi s-WI,I *ACROSS HAYES ROAD FIQ For a cs In P051 Seals (l City ChOrk a. Seminole CPty, florida, s-once I Publish: - April 97.1911 Wer ggr Ni. - NORTH ORLANDO IAJCM5$ PuP'415h ApIs *17, Realty World, Tile Ness SMile gpi 5.41 l591,es $6' N" W. alsn . AprIl 13,59,79 &May, - IWO .1 IflIpalitips, lilt. - .IlCilON$IAN0*PiOvIDI. DEIN Agency Juno Peril 31)11k Is-. Sou$$iivIy1rIgIdofwav i ISVØ UNof I 444311$ ........,. d ---. -. ___________________ ---_---._ I__.__:_ _________ ____ REALTOR 332-1191 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE workshop & storage bldg., fenced, shade trees. Cony, to shopping. $31,500. Morn AAA . frontage, beautiful oak trees in Osteen. Good terms, ordinary I Large I spacious older 3 BR, 1½ 5 home. Many . I BR-Ill4 Pool Adults only on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airpárt Blvd. on 17-92 Ifl Sanford. Call __ _ _____ Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. good price & terms. 1 'Acre bldg. loIs wpaved rd. _____ — SA(s. Parcel 110 Ii 51db. $.WIS. Further described as the 2l -791--nT! —Al Agriculture To park a mobile home on LOl N. Sanford Inn located SI va*ant ia Amended of iowa City, PSI iii SR. 16, $eminele CssaWy. Pg 103.110, In Section 7-31.33. on (DISTS) F, APPROVAL OF MINUTES :larr S,,..,. fOIST. 3) , AprIl 14, 1009 - Regular - II, THOMAS E. NONNILL inI SA(S.3)-701-111 - M.I lfldvstviaI Thuspublichioprbmgwillbehewin e-Ts pormit an *41 Acres county acreage w. citrus grove I. SR4I frontage In Geneva. Attention developers LAKE FRONT over ½ acre _____ II. NONDAL I. BROWN *Aarkham Woods Rd. 3 BR,? B, I acre country estate. Complete with horse stable & pasture, also quiet cottage & 1g. oak trees. Appt, onlyt wall, dual sprinkler system. . .193,500. -, - *223 YALE AVE. 3 BR, 1 bath, dose to shopping & In quiet neighborhood, New Listing. Excellent investment for rental. Only 126.500. entertainment area. Privacy Developmant, for ft. following Creek Drive, Dolphin Road, Marlin aSsessed to eøch pIece hf pec,$ ci lfltOme based on present 5 *1 tlpgtppi 29' 40" r. along the Storageor Work Area Road, ltonita Road, Tldei Road and IWOP*?ty may be asteftalned at the standard *f lIvIng. Call Orlando soulh tin. uI the N$'. sjf Sus.IIon Ii. fromixato 1Sx3O. IPerloemand hearings pettineni SaIlfIsh Road office on the City Clerk 1963754. tuwtiihlp 21 South, Natige 30 tist. I I Ind. Pk at SR4I. 323006) to the Implementation of approved Said hearing tø be held at the lot SECTION IV- That the lands a dlslantp of 69SU feet to the . .. ---projects. upon whIch It. assessment shall be Winiet SprIngs City hall, 400 North Wetlerly tIght of way line ut tt.t. CASHIERS 3. PublIc Ilearings Ir, which the levied are all of the lots anst iasxjs Edgemon Avenu,, Winter Springi, jc Road No 4)6 Ihente tm N. 7) I97Community Development Block adjoIning and contiguous or boun Florida, at 7)0 p.m. $egP,es 33' 40" W. along laId tOtal Independent convenIence ---- . Grant Program will be prewnted. ding and abutting upon such , Mary I, Norton sbons. Must be able to work Wettetly right 00 wa line for a im Puybllc HearIngs will be held May provements or specially , CItE Clerk night & *k ends Good pay, distance pt 30001 feet hi the point ti benefited I, 1979 and May I, $111, at 7:00P.M., thereby and fringe benefIts. Exp. preferred t*ginimj, further designated by Publish AprIl fl 979 In It. Reddlng Gardens Community thi Call LInda Altord, 322 0015. MODERN OFFICE BUILDING il: aswssment plat hereInafter DEIJ$l ZONING FacIlity, In the City Of Sanford, provided for. WITH CARPETS, PANELING, DESIGNATION- -C I (Corn. PICTITIOUSNAMI Florida. SECTION V- The manner in merclal).. CENTRAL AIR, LOTS OF Notice is hereby gIven that I am Interested cltllens are InvIted to which TIRE SERVICE MAN the PARKING STRAGET1C LOCA SECTION III: CONDITIONS OF aforementioned engaged in busIns at 41 t. 36th attend hearing-and to comment In assessment shall be TION ON 1797 SANFORD. made II by the St. Sanford, Fia. Sen'lnoiu county, ANNEXAtIONNone, Goodyear Servicestore has permfavor of, or opposition to proposed lineal front READY JUNE IST. toot of Properties Florida,,mdettt,flctftlousnameof SECTION IV NIOIPINING nanent full timi posItIon. Er. projects. MONTH, Itontlng the streets and roads as CHELSEA CLEANING SERVICE. LIMITS IV DECLARATION-That perlincid in auto, truck tires & nbetore mentioned in Section e ts-at I intend to register saId the corporate limits of the City of auto service a must. Call J. D. Dated this 7aih day of April 1979, here Ill and the "front" of said property name with the Clerk Of Casselberry, Pirida, be and It Is Hemphili for appt. Goodyear the Circuit by: Thomas Wilson, Ill SEIGLER REALTY shall be determined by this CIty Court, Seminole herewith and hereby redefined so as Store, 513 West 1st St.. Sanford County, Flo,lda ExecutIve Dlredor Councilofts-ecltyof Winter Spring, accordance wIth the provisiwis to include said tract of land herein F'tnal Oprinatunity Employer BROKER PublIsh: April 32, 79, 30, May I, 3, florida. de5ctibid The description herein tne FictItiniu Name Slalutes, To"ALANDSUP5ISMANKET" 1979 Con''.tcidI Malgssooued "4e Pne on the N 321 Ii ii — SECTION VI— That the City 04 Wit: litton $631, contained shall include all slewis. 7439$ MyrtleAve,, Sanford' 1U21 Florida Statutes 341. Van IMMEDIATELY Arsiale osborne I* Size 'ntiS 'iii ft IS WInier Springs. Florida, stall be l$7. roads, highways, alleys, and •. NOTICE eoen 5lwage Irm of OP INTENT TO VACATE responsIble for twenty percent (30 Sanford Days , scaled wits-In or between Sanford 321.0640' 51g. Cs-els.s Fletcher iiNitght Si N NVariance to erectfrom on sIte PORTIONS OP A CERTAIN PLAY percent) ci the tOfal cost SE the Pu1istt: .1s- iawwr PB I. Pg 3%, iees the existing municipal limits and AprIl 6, 13. 20, IN Orlando SININOLU 327-1577 COUNTY, public sass Is is erect pole sign on the loobteoper for Altamonte law 'he * 310 ft ano Es ft wikdi Improvement wisid is the DEl 21 area annexed herein In SectIon FLOE IDA fouowing dna firm. Full charge halt days. Safe 21 3' Furm, oescred as propeety: Tan TO subject matter of this DeLand WHOM IT MAY CONCENNI guard system. 031-4450. located on Florida Avenue. (01ST. Paicei Al. hat part 01 the SE'. of SECTION VII — That the NOTICE OF ORDINANCE OF __________________ SECTION V: AMENDMENT TakenolIcethofapelltI(,5sMlIbe assessments NW'. ol NE'. and NI'.SE $W'.oI provided for herein ANNEXATION BY THE CITY OP OFFICIAL CITY MAP — That me ATTENTIONMOMS, flled,pui'su.np toChapte, 171.101 NE., Norm ang East of Highway 1). E.J. CAMERON.JR. — of shall bepayeble Intenpoval ysrly CAS$ILSINSY, FLORIDA City Clerk be and Is hereby MOONLIOHTENS& , -. the Florid, Statutes, wills the tess ditch an Norm side in 31-71)-3ITE — A-I AgrIcultote 40, Iord InetalIm,gs and shell bear interest Notice is hereby given that ts-e aPJltlO$ISid to emit alter . COLLEGE STUDENTS! 25— Wanted to Rant of County Commissioners of at the rate of eIght percent (I - To park a mobile tome on Secllois $ILS. Fwlher described par- City Council of the City of supplement the olfidal city map of Burger king No.9 in Sanford now ----_- -Seolo County, Florida, to vacate cent) the S's Of Lot 1. Sanford Celery alitatidal I-4and SR. 46. (DIII. pee annum Preen ttiedateef the Cassalberry, Florida adoaled an the City of Cassalbe,vy, Florida fo acc*ing applications toe lull 1 psilions of a certain SI Delta, PS I, Pgs 75174, in v1te lOt already 5i4 up for phi Of the acceptance of the iinprviments Ordinance 01 Annixatiwi s eeuows: uda pail time, day I night em airnexation aWaked In 7. BRUCE WAYNE HOLLOWAY 70-31, on South Cameron Avenue. known as MANDARIN provfeed for herein; howover, said mobile home in Sanford or Lake Section I hereof. otoymint, Good fringe bitwilts ORDINANCE iiø. m SECTION ONE, according BA(S-2l.7)-43v to the assewtwnls may be paid wits-out (0151.2) —Al Maryare.. Call coiled (101)30) SECTION VI: SEVERABILITY— APIyIspen.n $ufl.-Thws,, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY thereof recorded In Phil look liftres - I?. JAMES MARTIN — M1.al. Agriculture Zone — Rear Yard at any time wits-In thirty oc CASSELSERNY. FLORIDA, itSflysictlOflOI pitisnel a sictigis 1759 alter S pm. pm. Egual Opportunity Em 30. Variance from Sft to lOft on Lot 2 Pages 4 and 43, PgbIIc Records (30) days after the improvement is ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING ci this ordinant. pisoas Is be N. ?9)-32TE-A.l Agriculture ione PIOYIr. _________ To park a mibili home on a five Block . L1000NS t*g SICUOA 2, Seminole County, Florida, completed and a resolution iC WITHIN THE CORPORATE vilid. unfaws-j or 41—t '' 55 ISllOWS Is wit: acre parcel descrIbed as Lot H-S In Ph1 P915, in SectIon 3419* sO Delivery Peip. Over 11, drIvers ceplins sami has blili adsplad by LIMITS. OF THE CITY OF ___________________ it shall 'ist be held S. invalidate or loIs l,3.3,9, 10, fl Section 14-3032, Off Lake Hansey thecalnerol Trtmssn the CIty Council for the CIty ci CASSELSENNY. FLORIDA, *J license. Sadcock FurnIture, ISO ilfl00W validity, force or effect This petltI should be Airport Boulevard. (01$?.)) Road. fOIST. 7) HOMLti,ay,NERS. 00*. I ieee yuur submitted Winter *iliit AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND any SEtter section or rt of this -N. Hwy. 17-11. Casselberry botall Of THE S. GREATEN SEMINOLE NATIONAL IN. Oil 13 DOUGLAS ANVEY-UA(S.3I. — ClOut: Wehavehelpod Others to SECTION VIII— Ylat the eaioao 1$ SEMINOLE COUNTY. ordlilailce. 19)-33TE — A-) Agricultvrezone — VESTMENTS. INC. — SACS-Il. CONSTRUCTION CONP.,a Florida estimated total cast 51 the public Ik%dPA*T'CASHbuyofl,obuy FLORIDA, AND MORE PAN. SECTION VII: ANNEXED ARIA — "CI CitnasaRlil Zone To park a mobile home temporarily dliii the 11th iSV of Imprevemeni provided Isi hergin Is TICULARLy DESCRIBED AS NIGHTS AND their eftuity. We can help you. '' PRIVILEGES—Thai while constructing home one five HeIONVIfISIICoP.m)$Ntesift Five Hundred FIfteen Thoviand FOLLOW: leglo as the InTONY COPOLs ASSOC. n this ordinance becoming of. LOWNOSS. OROSDICK & SMLOyMSpJy' acre parcel described a 0-il in inches in order Is kelall a Holiday •ulh$si. DINers ($$1LlN.lI). terieclionel me Nirthaily righi-SE.. fictive, the pCopart# owner ks the -00*TIN, Section 14-3033, off Lake Harney liws Roadside Orsal $1.1 en me SECTION IX- That thoreslisfi be ony lIne 0 Wues, W. Seili. obs described annexed one shall - % 'ROFISSIONAL followIng described property: Road. (0113.2) ______ acre farm near variety of farm animals—as is" tractor & More. $35,750. REALlY s _____ THING I 10 Geneva includes mobile home, _____________________________ EXECUTIVE LIVING 4 BR, 2 5, - firspiacel FR, breakfast rm. I formal OR, pool w-gazebo I. Sanford. Gracious living from 12$ weekly. Utilities included. 5009. Oak. 322-9623; 141-7013. _____________________________ Eiec.itiv, ho?tt 68—Wanted 52—App)iances Trash Compactor, Whirlpool ref., d.wshr., washer. dryer. VA appraised, $29,500. Call 323-4311 after 5:30. range, INC. REALTOR 323.7032 Live-In CompanIon, retired oreferred. must drive. Small sal, 4 rm Itid Call 3273197, .......- DON't StONE It, SELL IT wiIha tow toil ClaftIfIed Ad. New235 Homes, i pct. interest to quallf led buyer. $30,000 to $31,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 3222207. _________________________ ' - - -- ---- 45-A--eat of State 41—Houses Pro IdyI1wie. a BR. 2 B. FR. s-ct pool. Luxury living, furyt. or infurn. Call The Real Estate Ag- ' 323 1371 ___________________________ I lv lntoInpanloneldprIy lady N,,tim,lnja,d 1 wages 113 JS -. ------ 41-Houses ______________ dental office. Sanford. 3230)00. ______________________ S -_ - member of a team, do you relate well with people, if so. we need certified dental asslstant& experienced receptionist for For Lease Z'Iase..s AVON Variance from 10 ft to 1.5 ft on Lot I ;&S&ES HENDERSON 31, Block A, Lake Biantley Isles, PB w. .E* - BA 531 11'-3ITE-A. I). Pg S. in Section 521 29, on im5if.te Zone - T park a Westwood Drive, (DIII. 4 DONALD V. COVEY -SA(S21 -: e '.e on ?h• bellowIng 'saea 'op.stt, Beg.t 139 w 79)-Sly -R.IA Residential Zone &.L7j1 01 SE u' Ga'., Lot 3, Rear Yard Variance Prom 3Oft toll on Lot II. Aldean Gardens, '-hr S iSeeg 1 * leallIt N to river, ' Pg 1$ in Section 11-31-39, at Inc on "we to p1 N of beg. Ito es ISv 13 ft lot road. wi Section 31. rise Of Lilac Lane and Hollyhock II 33 furthet 0escrd as Parcel OFI'. (OIST.3) A iHlocatedanlaagLane (0151.2) ES F wOt.BERT — BAt C. THOMAS S NlDOOal - 2% 791-40V -N.%AA Residential BA(S 21 71u-3aT E -A- I Zone - Variance $0 êft sockadi Agriculture Zone - To pars- a twice from 2511 to property line on Fairvis. Avwlue on Lois $ and9, mobile home on Lcis UI. , 3311 Block S. Tract 76. Second Niglat, 210. 0 P L PIat of 5Lak tSaf,t.mecs-.. P5 2. gs Santengo Spewigs. P59, Pg 1, in 1101 111. wi Sictwn 221 31. on ,. Sect'onl-31-30. lacatedat the corner 04 Fa.rv Avenue and Franklin tea Street DIST.fl 10 NICHOI.ASED*AIOLAUER Sorest. (DIII. - 5*15 2) 79) -ZITE — a. ,S JOHNSON PROPERAgr.(ve'i,, loris - To pars- a TIES. INC. — SACS 3l-PE--43V - sure to get re5uIIi Before Noon The F.. tot $3 '51 feet to the point of assessing the properties benefited (SEAL 1 cord n PB 22, Pg 42, a distance deg 31' 30" E a distance of 290.1 ft. the City Council has approved the For families or frIenc of CVItA' o a .rcuta curve con- by said public improvement to e ôf ft. thence S to the NIy R.W thence N 23 dig 2$' 30" E 150 ft petition signed by the landowner of problemdrinkers Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. cave to the hence run ne of SR 434, thence SWly along thence NM dig 31' 30" W 290.4 It, defray part of tIe expenditure for the area sought to be annexed, Forfutureinformationcall As Clerk of the Court R W to POB (less vacated thence S 23 dig 2$'30" W 150 ft t NorThirt, cong he arc of s-aid said improvement pursuant to the consenting to and requesting the 1-41•Z333orwrite By: Eve Crabtree "'" a rad'usof 22500' and terms of Chapter 170 of the Florida re.t, Further described as FOB. Further described as located annexation Of s-aid parcel and has SaflfordAl.AsoflFamllyoroup Deputy Clerk a ce'rai aigi ci .9 degree ' 14" Statutes; and 'xc'ed a' the NE corner of S.R. 434 apprimately 1 block on West side considered thoroughly the P.O. Box Publish Apr. 20,27 1 May )97 jihinci N. Oldegrees y4cedi?hManoc Blvd. (DIST.3) of Mullet Lake Park Road off East feasibility of such annexation and WHEREAS, the City has deter. DEI.10 Sanford. Fla.32fl1 4. 3*.. Highway 46. (01ST. 2) 5PcIA, EXCEPTIONS * før £1122 feet to the minedittobeinitsbestlnterestthat zoning to the City of Casselberry. _____________________ YA G HEDRICK - BA$5.21. C. REQUEST FOR SIX MONTHS Northwest corner of said Tract thecItyberesponslbleforapfj Florida,lnaccocdancewithChapt,r DIVORCE-$30.$0--Guaranteid. LEGALNOTICI 'D". thence S. 75 degrees 22' 16" E., ci the total cost of said lm BOARD OF COUNTY COM. 171.011, Laws of FlorIda. 1976; and "-'iF - Cl Commercial Zone - EXTENSION Free details; KIT, Box. 791 along the North line of Tract "0", provemenl; and 'r t.s1ruct a 2$' x 2$' addition to 1. CLARENCE R. LICKEY. JR. WHEREAS, objections to such Pompano, FL. l, MISSIONERS 21.35 O' feet; thence S. 03 ri r-q alcohol beverage establish. -BA(i1-20-71)-71TE degrees - A-i WHEREAS, the engineering annexation and zoning have been _____________________________ firm The County of Seminole 4' 31" E.. for 101.132 feet to the of Clark, Dieti and Associates Lots 7-12, Block PA, Agriculture Zone-Request for Sii sealed bids for the considered and hearings held, and it Separate axated at the PIE corner ci oranted on November 30, 1910, for a I . .3k a I 18—Help :' I I FECTIVE DATE. 201 Smolierise Blvd. Publicotlon Do lION: REDEFINING THE COR. SEMINOLE COUNTY 5) WHEREAS, the City of Winter .4 Longwood, Florida PORATE LIMITS OF 1$. P.S. HABERLY - BA(S•21. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT CASSEL. Spri Florida, has determined it YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an BERRY. FLORIDA TO INCLUDE NoticeofPublicHearin. 79)-lIE 1 61 V -Al Aarkuliu,. . . ___---In If. Int.e.. ,d &'$. -. --------Sundu- Noon Frkiau SAID PARCEL OF LAND IN THE Zone - To erect I barn and Mayll,19fl toprovideforapubl;cirnpro,rnent been filed against you for Allot Tract"D",anclallof Tract in The North 7:00P.M. veterinary clInic facility forward the MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF SAID ____________________________________________ Orlando Ranches, following described property: Lot AUTHORIZING AMEND. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: the residential Structure (for the ___________________________ "E". SABAL POINT SECOND Section2and2A,asrecordedinpla, 12. Block "A". Sweetwater Oaks,CITY: MENT OF CITY MAP TO IN. ___________________________ REVISION, according to the plat Book 12. page 12. and Plat Notice is hereby given that the emergency treatment of horses) on Book 12. Section 7, according to the plat CLUDE THE ANNEXATION . thereof Seminole County Board of Ad- the following described property: Wanted as recorded in PIat Book 19, pages 3941, respectivety, Public thereof as 4-Personals recorded in plat book 19, HEREIN; PROVIDING FOR THE ustment will conduct a public ThatpartoftheE300ftofWluo.sft Records of Seminole County. ____________________________ _____________________________ Pages 67 through 69 of the Public Records of Seminole County, pages2land79ofthepubIlcro,. RIGHT AND PRIVILEGES FOR earing to consider the following of S 1155.02 ft of N 1700.02 ft of NE'i Fiorida. and that portion of the of Seminole Florida. less therefrom a portion 0 ,'A*ITHAbRINKING County, Florida, and CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY; Survey Of a Portion of Block 0 of the you are required of Section 3119.30. N of the Sanford . to serve a copy 0f SEVERABILITY; AND El FECABSTRACTOR PROBLEM? A SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS - Grant Line, IesstheW l4Oft of the s said Tract "D" being more par. D R. Mitchell Surveyof The Moses yourwrittendefen if any,toiton lIVE DATE. PerhapeAlcohollcsAncnymous CONTINUED 500 ft of the N 525 ft. Further titularly described as follows: Experienced abstractor, searchF Levy Grant. as recorded in Plat Gary Siegel, Attomeyfor Petitioner, at CanHeip mott Wes?er! I ROBERT G. FEATHER - described as located on the South or title examiner. Excellent 13. pages 4) and 42. Public whoseaddressis292u.Spy17. WHEREAS, there has been filed BAlI 16 79)-13E - RP Residential sideof Wilson Road. ' mile West ci company, fring benefits. Apply corner of Tract "D". also be.tg 'he Recrs of Seminole County. Fern Pack. Florida 32730. on or with the City Clerk of the City f .WrltP.O..$ox 1213 Southeast corner of Tract Professional Zone - To allow one Kate Lane. (01ST. 5) run FLrida, fronting on ?h• west side of cefore the 22nd day 04 in person at Chelsea Tttli Casselben'y, Florida. a petition May, 197,, N. 16 degrees 3$' 43 F 104' 31 73i lfayel Road and ~anIorEfOrIda 32711 Guaranty Co. 119 West 1st St., t?ory pcofessionalofflceparkonthe W.LEROY HILL- BA(S.21.79)e*ahb0n5ignedbythela,own directly across andfaIetheoriglnaIwitfthecI,of to the point 04 curvature of a Hayes Road from North foIlo*ng described properly: SfOl'd. 3OTE -Al Agriculture Zone — To Orlando this court either t*fore service on of the area sought to be annesed .VHY SE LONELY? Write "Get A _________________________ Begn 13$ 19 ft N and 50 tt E of SW park a mobile home on the following circular curve COnCIVe '0 thC Ranches, SectIon 3 and 2A, and that Plaintiff or immediately thereafter; consenting to and requesting an. Mate" Dating ServIce. All Ago,. SouTheo,t, thence run aorq thC the natvre of said public rn cn'er Of 5E' of Section 4-21-39, described property: Begin SM deg otherwise a default will be entered nezation and zoning of that parcel Hairdresser with following p.o. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33517. &'C Of %a'd curve Pa,.rc a rc6vs CI provement shall be the paving of Igainst you for the relief demanded specifically described herein; and "ence N 42002 ft. thence NEIy 31' 30" E 261.52 ft from the SW cor of Good commission 00 feet ar a cen"a' ange of 21 streets and providing drainage in the complaint or petition cong the Southerly lot lines of Lots 1 Lot 2A, Tract 3 of the Unrecorded WHEREAS. ?Pte City Council of IS %tiOHbL A PROBLEM Call 323 761); Eves. 323 5644 degreeS 30 5 1IC,99I toe 'trou $ of Brantley Harbor East Flat of St. Johns Ranch Estates in tPerefor; and IN YOUR FAMILY? WITNESS my hand and the seal 04 the City of Casselberry, Florida, 'imileWestof Bookertown. (01ST. I I itiMi .................. 4)c HOURS 1:00 A.M. U 831- 9993 322 -2611 beginning. DECLARING AVAILABILITY OF MUNICIPAL SERVICES: DEFINING CONDI. TIONS OF ANNEXATIONS: PRO. VIDING ZONING CLAS5IFICA. and Friday, April 27, 1979—IA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ,, ... .- - -. -. - , . ,• , ..---.....--.... , ,, ..- ------- ,, - -'-.. -- ' ' - - -- - - I] S ------ 'lIt,. .5 . .- ' 'S là- S �IOA—Evenlng IforaW, Sanford, Fl. CALENDAR Friday, April 27, 1 j Extra Bus Service Decision Due In May BYSHARONCARRASCO Siq*. WiIliiin P. Layer told end seniors at take Bradley soltdion sougtd, Mgh school dedded "when the split sesalon almost OfleSiZth," he said. the group the school staff is High School will attend a five. officials say, to cope with its WU raUUOdded down our Judy Redberger, a teacher SATURDAY, APlL2$ presently developing the budget hour morning seWn from 7 rising enrollment mdii the new of gifted students at Lake Scuderi mid. Fleet Reserve Asx dlaer'dmace,6:30 p.m., JetTV'S Concerned parents, student for the WINO school year and a3011:50a. Other parents contended Bradley, said a nwnber of Restaurant, Sanford Airport, with national president g is and teachers won't have an whether monies will be and ioçibomores will attend a completed In December, 1* Roderick Wiley as guest speaker. . their Children who elect to take students are "upset" because inkling Of whether extra buses available for additional buses five-hour afternoon session Parads argued they weren't a sixth subject rather then five the gifted program may be Rummage Sale for benefit of West Voluela Ruin will be Provided for students in won't be determined until late from U5 pm. top.m.atthe reiponethie for the *ft .eWn alre being disaimiriated against discontinued. Inadequate extra cirricigar activities at Jane. Society, 9 a.m., Southeast Bank, Deltona Plaza. school at 075 Sand lake Road in cause by not being provided adequate transporat ion would force Lake Brantley High Sd1onjwij When members of the Built Seminole CQmdy Annual Flower Show, 10 a.m. to5p.m., Garden Clii bof students to drop their sixth borne, the need for additional buses. traneportation the end of May. audience contended they Sanford, U.S. Highway 17.92 and Fairmont. Bus service Is plod for "I don't see how we are Period, she said. Approximately 50 concerned needed more time to prepare students who take five subjects at all," said Eli. Scuderl, a discriminating against those Fiesta Latisa, 8p.m., Eoh Park Bandahell, Orlarxlo: citizens attended the Seminole for transportation In the event next year, but "These are academic, cost of the there is no member of School County Ausal Flower Show, 10 am. to pin., Garden Cliib of Board meeting bus service Isn't provided, asarence that atulergs taking children are entitled bus teacher far exceeds the tran- talented and gifted students Wednesday to request bus Layer said the school board six subjects will have Sanford, U.S. Highway 1742 and Fairmont, sportatlon costs Involved" who will provide more to the bus service." service for those students who may have a good handle ' community than the average of its transportation, said Diane Sauford AA Women's Gr.op 2p.m. 1201 W. First St. The bus situation at the high Layer said. elect to take a sixth subject. budget by the end of May. He "We are spending more student and they are worth Fainted, president of the high school should have been Casielberry AA, dosed, 8 p.m., Ascension Luthe period student the Investment." Additional bus service will be plans to hold a hearing with the school Parad-Teachertudent Ch urch, Casselberry. money on a sixth needed once the split session transportation department on Association (PTSA). than a fifth period student by begins at the high school, they May 10, he said. SUNDAY, APRIL20 The split session is one contended. Wile. Sales Charity Horse Show benefiting Ye Beginning this fall, juniors IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. il AND Programs Inc. Starting 9 a.m., salad arena, 4 miles uRd ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ____________________ — PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given FLORIDA of 14 on SR 46. Upplzen Inhand exhibition, 1 .m. p that Sealed Proposals will be CIVIL ACTION NO. 7Ss4SCA*K Spectators free. received by the Sanford Housing SEMINOLE LI COUNTY BOARD JAMES C. LEE and wife, VIVIAN Authority, Sanford, Florida at the OF COUNTY J. LEE. Ei Aerial Flower Show, 26 p.m., Garden Club of Sanford, Engineer's Office in Sanford. COMMISSIONERS U.S. 1742 and Fairmont. Florida until 2:00 P.M. local time on Notice of PVWIC Hearing Plaintiff, May 17. D7S for Castle Brewer Court May , g Ballroom aid read dmdag, Ipm., Temple Shalam, (Ceidbmed From Page IA) chemical treatment costs IIQO the floor a bill subjecting JAMES DIX HOUSTON, JR. Apartments Storm Drainage Im. 7:11P.M. Providence and Elkeam Boulevard, Deltoria, to $1111M per wire aid it costs $100 persons convicted of the crime wits, .10 ANN HOUSTON The Board ol county Comm lssio,wrs provements in accordance with foxy area where control of FLAGSHIP U.S. SANK OF of Seminole County, Florida, will Drawings, specifications and for A)cking 20 white iflUWP Seminole AA, 8p.m., open speaker, Halfway House 591 to a m __axhn __im of life In prison SEMINOLE, SEMINOLE hold a public hearing toconsider ffi, Procedural Documents prepared by some aspects of the weed.am Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. with a 25.year flhIflliflhifl. Clark, Dietz-Engineers, Inc. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, JAMES following items: eating fish alive to Russia lain The PrOfeCt, located ln the City of —The Senate Natural A. COHEN and MARTHA c A. APPEALS AGAINST THE Kalghts of Columbus Father Lyons Chapter plcnk .14 the hands of the Game and Sanford. Florida, consists of In. Over a 10year period, he lew COHEN and AMERICAN STEEL BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT g C ittee to FENCE COMPANY, INC. OF P.m., Lake Golden Recreation Area, Sanford Alrpoi 1. RICHARD H. MORETTI - stailation of storm drainage piping, Fre Water Fish Commission said, for 10,000 Fresh acres of lake, it the floor legislation to kill the ORLANDO, BA(3i.7) -4E C.2 Commercial manholes, inlets, and headwall Health Fair, 8 aim. 103p.m., Florida Hospital, 001 E. and the DNR In others, he Said. would cost $400 milllon4o.0O Defendants. ZOne — Appeal gainst the Board of general cleanup & grading, Barge 'flu Rollins St., Orlando. Free 9-point physical flt -Adlustment In Approving a Special pavement repairs, grassing and Brantley said he received million for mechanical bar- Home OF ACTION ____ passed the meae HB TO: JONOTICE evaluation plus health tips and demonMrat1onj Exception for WALTER JUDGE mulching it all disturbed areas ANN HOUSTON support from Central Florida vesting; $10 mlllion.to.$90 141 the atweek of thes_sion, operate. Point-Body Slop on Lots affected by this work. last know mailing aedrsis: governmental bodies and million for Chemical treatment passe MONDAY, APRIL 38 It and 20, Block V. Lake Kathryn PROPOSALS oft143 Lakeside Estates WILL BE others for the bill, expected to and $1 million for white amur. to the Ilótae Park, PBS, Pg H in Section 3.21.30. PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ a Further described as located on ALOUD immediately after the _______ e action Houston, Texas, Meuday Moran Tosithiaster. Club, 7:15 aJIL,makefteaajerfortheflahtobe In other legislativ aUáü the mamiactwe of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Higllw.y17.52,.ppraimatelyspen expiration of the time established Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. placed In lakes being choked by Thursday: mat an action to foreclose a mor. North of Doe Trick Road. (01ST. 4) above for receipt of Proposals. laddle weeds. The fish eats the weeds, 2. HERSHEL S. HALSEY — BA(3. DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS Weight Watchers, 10 a.m,, Ascension Ltdhe on the following property In The The House criminai .l%Mic . u th. bill to tgage 1575) 2W — R.1AA Residential AND PROCEDURAL DOCU. Seminole County, Florida: It is an up'lhilI Cluurdi, Casselberry; 7p.m., Florida Federal, A!taznc Ittee s down Rep. raise the legal drinklqg age to The East 140 flit of Lot 12, Zone —Appeal against the Board of MENTS Brantley S—. said, ______ FLORIDA LAND AND COLON IZA. Adjustment in Denying a Lot Width calling Elaine Gordon's bill RB Of to 20 years old in Drawings, Specifications and arguments against the white let huabazKis Diet Workshop, 10 TION COMPANY'S CELERY Variance f ram i0flpo300f and aLof Procedural Documents may be and noon, Canton UnIon nd wiva Tha,dy was a iiipdse to the PLANTATION, Less the South Sao Size Variance from 111,1`00 sq ft to obtained upon application at the ainur emotional end without Building, Stetson University, Deland; 7:30 p.m., Fl one another with rape. The bill's sponsors, Braglel said. feet, according to the Plat thereof 7,000sq ft on Lot II, Block 0, Second office 01 Clark, Dietz and basis In fact. "If the debate Lea committee,howe Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgona Rep. Tom McPherson,chief recorded in Plat Book 11 Page 135, 00 Repla$ of the W 400 ft of Tract 10, AssocIates.EngIneefs,Inc.,west approved adentific one, the bill will be Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. the Public Records of Seminole Sanlando Springs, PBS, Pg 5, In Fulton Street, Sanford, Florida, aponao ., said it may be next County, Florida. approved," be said. __ Section 1.21.25, on Adams Strait, upon the payment of a deposit of Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. death penalty as pimisirment year before enough support can has been flied agaInst you and ,•' (01ST. 4) 130.00 per set. The deposit shall be In South Seminole AA, Mental Health Center, no 3. ROBERT A. GARDINER — cash, or check drawn payable to He said Costs ofmechanically for persons who sexually be mustered to turn back the arerequlredtoservea copy ofyour ______ ____ Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. harvesting weeds In a oneacre assault children wider age 11. clock to im when the drinking won defenses, If any, to It on s. SA3.1S.n — 10 E — Al Clark, Diet: and Associates. KIRBY Agriculture Zone — Appeal against Engineers, Inc. The deposit for each MONCRIEF TOPS Chapter 75, 7 p.m., over Baptist Qiim laker1msfrom$lOO.o0j ThecOfnnhltteevotedtoomtto age droppedtol$. SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND the Board of Adjustment in AP. ut will be refunded to bonaflde Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. MONCRIEF. Attorneys for proving a Special Exception for bidders upon return of the Contract VFW 100$ and Auxiliary Loyalty-Law Day, 8 p.ri Plaintiff, Post Office Box nis, DIANNA BLAKEY to use barn as Documents In good condition it not training and breeding kennel on the later then tift.en (15) days following Sanford, FlorIda 32771, and .iie Winter $prings community center, North Edgem original with the clerk of the above NW¼ of NW'4 of Section 30.21.31, the award of a Contract. Any non. Avenue, Court on or before May 30, 1575 loss the E33 ft for roadway aug, bidder upon returning such a set will Sauteed AA, 8p.m., 1201 W. First St. less S 410 ft; also less begin at a be refunded $0.00. otherwise, a Judgment may entered against you for the retiet POtM0ftSoftlleNE corner ofsaid Drawings, Specifications and Altamsute.SsuthSemI.,le Jaycee., 7:30 p.m., Wall NW¼ of NW¼ 00 Section 30, thence aih demanded in the Complaint. ,r Contract Documents may be Stop, Route 44 Altamonte Springs. WITNESS my hind and the seal of w 400 ft. thence S 100 ft. thence C 400 examined at the following locations: State Sen. John Vogt, D. Vogt said he has been unable thousands of workerswould It, thence N 440 ft to beginning; also this Court on this 2Ih dayof Clark, Dietz and AssoéIates. TUESDAY, MAY 1 Cocoa Beach, member of the to find aid the true number of lose their jobs. 1S. April, less the W 300 ft. Further described Engineers, Inc. Sanford Serlsma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Seminole County Legislative fuiltime Mate employees. SEAL as located ½ mile East of 500 West Fulton Street "That, of course, was not the Wider 8prs Sertsma, 7:30 am., Comznw Tuskawilla and ½ mile South of Red Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Sanford, Florida 32771 delegation, has filed a bill to "One of the problems with case," Sen. Vogt said. Bug Lake Rood on Brooks Lane. Clerk of the Circuit court Center, Hedh Edgemon. limit the number of Mate em- filing a bill like this Is that no (01ST. 1) Proposition 13 isthe CODBy: Patricia Robinson Dodge Plan Room Sufsrd Uom, now, Holiday Inn. j .ig reallydftutWW alluilindment ployees to no more than one one In state go . Deputy Clerk 4. DAVID BEROSTRESSER — 611 Wymore Road, Suite 204 L.sgw.sd Sertema, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and 4$ S. KIRBY MONC! 1SF -of BA(3.1.79)—eE — C.2 Commercial Winter Park, Florida 32715 percent of the state's seems to know the exact by the voters of California SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND ZCne —Appeal against th. Board of Sadh Seminole Malc Ledge, 7:30 p.m., Tripi ct population, number of full.tlme employees, limiting local governments the MONCRIEF Adjustment in Denying a Special Central Florida Builders Ex. Drive, Caselberry. Exception to Permit silt.eervlcg change, Post Office Box avs The state's population Is amd.that to me Is Incredible," property in rate. Overeaters Aieup.s, 7:30 pm., Florida Power a Sanford, Florida 3v;i gasoline tanks on Lot land W 35 it $20 Irma Avenue currently estimated at 1.9 the senator said. ___ _____ Attorneys for Plaintiff of Lot 2, Sleek I, Map of Johnson Light. Orlando, Florida 32103 "Besidesthe million and the number of Mate Vogt proposed and passed (311) 333.3UD Poultry Farm, P16, Pe IL in Section Si-hmkAA, 8p.m., open discussion, Halfway How employee positions funded is tirough the Legillatire in WIG sue f PrOPSIU011111 13 In Publish: April 27, May 4 ii, is, isis 4*1* Further described located Florida Construction Report 5911g. MInnie Drive, Sanford. it 730 West Hiway 44 at the form California, another Incentive DEI•124 104,001 2W A Winter Woods Blvd. a i1mflr messum in corner of Belle Avenue. (01ST. 2) Winter Park, Florida 32752 West Watcher,, 7p.m., Summit Apts., CaueIberr CITY OF CAUILUIRRY Vagt's bill to limit the numbEr of a consttutlonal amendment for r.41'ini this Iegi'l.tlon ThIspubHchearIngwlIIb,p,en PROPOSAL GUARANTY Notice of ? p.m., Sanford Woman's Club,309& Oak Ave. a study conducted by an of employees to90,Ooowould Room 203 of the' Seminole County Each Proposal shill be ac tiiat was requirsil to go to w ijg lad ypj'. Longw.edLge Mary Lions, 7pm., Quality Inn, I'4 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Courthouse, Sanford, Flirida, on ' companied by a certified check or cut jobs immediately,_but voters, "me state and 434. May 22, 1S7, at 7:00 P.M., or as soon an acceptable form 01 Proposal me city Council of me City would allow thenumber niunb of pulled out all the dope to defeat "The study showed that the Casaolberry will hold a public itiersafter as peuiuie Guaranty In an amount egual toot Parents Aaasymges, 7:30 p.m., Cauelberry Con employees to be reduced It at the polls and was suc- number of date employees Is hearing to determine ,h. feasibility Written comments flied with the least five (5) percent of the amount munity United Methodist Church. Di opment Manager will be of the Proposal, payable to the order through attrition. of granting a variance, as provided ate cesoful. me proposai I m- growing at twice __ W at of the Seminole County Housing • Cauolberry Elementary School PTA election an The approved employee troduced in 1976 may have been population Is. The study, by Section 21.4 Variances; of the City It. public Miring appearing of Co" Wry Will be heard authority as a guaranty that It the Installation, 7 p.m., school auditorium, followed by opt orally. Hearings may be continued Proposal is accepted,the Bidder will poaltions do not reflect the full- it little premature," Vogt said. conducted and funded by the from Section 21.11. Easements. house and Children's art show. time salaried employees, Vogt which slates, "No open ditch from time to time as found execute the Contract, and file ac "PropOsition 13 fever slaw Performance Bond within aInage will be permitted within necessary. Further details available c.ptable Scalar C141 em aid.bs tier to Bossy O'Grady'i said, however, became some of sweld the country, and at the that the percentage devoted to sUadivisiors: ten (10) days after the Award of the stall be by calling 327.430, Ext. 304. storm sows's Leave Sanford 6:16 p.m. Pick up at Seminole Plaza, 5:4 the fullthne positions are filled same herd of County Commissioners Contract. time, Florida's red tape Is expending at the covered and open ditches permitted P.M. Return 11 p.m. Seminole County, Florida CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS Will uridmsloiad land sidy with two or more psrt'tlme bureaucrats played on the fears ex pe _____ nse of private industr y', outset By: Robert French, Any contract or contracts sofabllolad employees. wotet' of people by claiming that Vogt said. Rummage and bak. sale, 8:30 a.m. to 4p.m., sponsors4 awarded under this Invitation for Chairman course." Variance Is being Attest: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. NO are expected to be funded in by Women's Guild of Lidberai Church of Provideno rpausstedonmefeIlowinedescribed Publish: April 21, 1,75 part by a grant from the United papally: Providence and Duft Delve, Dalton,. Stales Department of Housing and ArsplitofLots3l,3*,33,a,33, 37, 01I.11S Urban Development. Neither the 39 thry 46 W4Mho and Left 53 Owu FT., 111109111 Preae (id 2-4 p.m., 71h and Ehi United States nor any of its Waste IS inclusive, all SUNK Addition toCassemerry, Florida, at NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING , departments, agencies ol' em. Is or will be a party to this i'sCSIdsd In Flat Book 13, rage g, AND NOTICE OF INTENTPf0'viiS WEDNAY, MATS Governor Bob Graham has possible. ____ Public Records at Sominsio C.W, ADOPT ORDINANCE OF RI. Invitation for Bids or any resulting "The Geed Ii.", seminar for yamg people Willh Issued a 'call to arms' for ZONING 1 will be a onedsy .z. part of evairlone, ,, do Bidders must comply with the diabdes, 6:41.8 p.m., Wider Part Memorial l'j1ti ______ said, _______ _____ NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN ffi, Florids families to join In an perimud to show Floridlais rdft public: PIISI1115 will be and to gat the ball esident's Executive Order c. , LCIIMIod, Florida, will Pr Meca1 th15 WYIng. For reservations call 6at7011p ailold assault againd energy how, with a little bna(liiatjnn fWflIes US bslit NkId to Monday, May 7. 1575, in the thelda Numbers 1124 and 1131$ which msetin aie,,y City Hall, N Lake he discrimination In em. waste.He has deda °4Sday aid cnmthui.d they om g 'IiLI$DAY, MATS CheCkatISsMossolth, itarne TrIplet Drivee at 7: 30 P.M. or as me provIsions 00 P11. Stat. 144041 Prohibit ____ ____ with regard to race, creed, p l ay peselbIl. (3) (a) arid Or dinance April 20, Florida Ea.rgy by with using as little energy as CD tl* f011OWlIi( lid With - . Skids Udvuilty ZISi Piping Ciduat, 2pm.0 No. us, illil thIrlottic • for the color, sex or national origin, Itatag GOVERN YOURSELF of Longwaod, F lorida, - 'soccer field, Conservation Day and I. 1tg poadhi. or yi I1I(a1IN 10 CWIIU%* energy: PLEASE Bidders must comply With Title VI 4 nfl, ACCORDINGLY. : of 11110 Civil N*ts Act of 1114. the of Ordinance No. 47. MY men, women end ld to governor's dike said. — Tin Mr ct1ir o or MjNDLAT, MATS Mary W. Kaedisrni Anti-Kick Sack Act, theContract certain real property locaMi save energy In ivory we) cfly Clark p IPJI. by thermadat Work Hours Standard Act and the A pr il * DVI5 Sam Ad. — Tin electric watur heater erleent zoning classification the governor alt Bidders must certify that they do Business District to NHMP.1, oft or timurdur. does. I OR THE BEST mahea1ldofthiiwg.ty ____ CITY not, and will not. maintain nor Of CAI$IL$Iuy ssem 1 Nursing caI p — ' le1h WNh O@M that IlIPlift little or a. we of NeIlesitPubfIsNaerIng District, said property being provlde for their employees any TV SERVICE facilities lIsal are segregated on tte descIbed energy sacupt p,11g. power. WMurandlaagthum.4tO as follows: ____ ____ NOTICE l$NIRIBYGIVIN Ihit ThalPutIf Lot l3Centril Parkas notion — May. pimi, or ig color, creed, sex or basIs 00 race, or in. Activities ad as p1calce or barbecues with femily, friends It. city Council at me city at recerø In iat soot a, Page w I. Construction Contracts Condom" Will tile a public Public R.cerds it Seunkiels c., charcoal bsrb.nss, family or neb.,s. All bidders are hereby notified hnrms to datsreslne the fessallity Florida, sestwiai. at me_____ aparta, Mba riding, cooiag a' — that they must itfirmatively umw• ytti a variance, an pror caine' at ash i.at ', run S. bp section *1.4 VarIances of lila city all 1 1 1? 34" 1.41141 feat along that in any contract entared Into sdft or. .a.. * __ ___ PIWIVMI to this advertisemsi*, it Cseitbsrry Cede of OrØia the Null line of OW o fl SIVSbaU_ pie as leavIng lbs — Walk, bike, ride a bon or from Section Slit Easaniaw,. (d), run $0 deiress N' Is" W ia.ss MinirIly_lulinesi Enterprises will family gas gassier in the car pool, be afflreb full opportunity to whiCh states, "No Will ditch feat; Illsicenin $11 deiIi 34' sUbmit bids as sub coidrictors, eros I Orla nd walking or bibiag to •akiipe Will be permitted w ; ''y Eoop , a eeiiMIIslls,sIerau,.peaha, alnethSIastsrtylineefsaIdL suppliers it matujalo, eu services, church or p'Img R un- I- bask or play arid will not be discriminated _ ___ With the (Suited lint epen disctss acesa ibm. its arc orda family). ____ widaijsIup$j mi emby an an outhit radios of 30340 teat and a mItral Caim. aeainst on Pile grounds of race, religion, s, or natural We an eitsblidad wetorawso." 1111 Of S degrees 4' 27"; monce ____pwat Variance Is Bela, rsipeuiw in me rum N 76 dsreM 11' 01" W S41.40 Orbin In Culsiderathen for await' mç in accordance with Executive. a bait, toJiewia, *O'Ised prWifly: ( tooll'i thence VWI NO ieres is' PerSst *1TI.$717.1toutittheN W 3*11 fist able his WISI line at Order 11S all bhiis wIN N alilidwi fuN Lot Is to me Peli Of SssBe, .. .1kitofS.eraeseuitLot4 w m hit luau) it WIlI N S, (IntImbUS 3.70 ACtIS. .00 00 Opportunity t. iubmit bids In "Plsdds Ea.eg nuu.ia to lIsle invitation and will Cea Tesietig *1 iaw*. RaUSsle last. 0re40 list be ibscrimkia,,i against in tI. Forest St Isebenbie 374 toot $ The title ii isle. Otdbmam in.Ue. Day in____ grgums it ram aler, religion, sea luNI Of ,Of 3 toIls.L, do r--g IlutlimSi origin in ceswiderat 40 bd§M S; .T5ubls $ $h, AN ORDINANCE OP THU CITY or :4 ISuip pfl4, *msg RIWiOIal,rpe$ idto lilacs OP LONIW000, FLORIDA. ISV IWart ime r,u on CONTRACT TIME WalrItITRI00 OW,ItIPIN AMUDINO ORDINANCE NO. 1 AND in a f. . III to40,ffilsce I dli teat No OP SAID CITY, $MDOIDIC, LIQUIDATED DAMAGES ___ WInk Ulier tills Agreil stall Fend at tuI1rli. SUING THE COMPIININ$IVI Needs Thery 47:20 pm. 4 PuMa, bu$, be ammescw vpe wratinnstic. PSWC TI.$Ntoit it ORDINANCE it the N 3M THE CITY $ ,JL4l_N IIEpSSd y is. at me isig at me 1w at LONIWOOD, FLORIDA, 141D 11110 onmm Io stall be cemahst.i j WIthin 1$ 'Stdii days Of 1111101"d Lai I Of INNuS a. AMENDMENT CHANGING THE is on b so pow sold, ZONING -OF CERTAIN ____at No 1.1 TIms as delinad in tile General To r.ei riJ.ay TERRITORY PROM CeIldIlleis it II. Centrict. ss last 17 is. at Feral Lan IU$ING$$ DISTRICT TO NNMP Is cose it loiters Is amplats ib fSIIMI4 In 0.1. 5a*II. P * NURSING HI MEDICAL PRO. tt within tile time sawsi ere" PublIc Iarsm it Bombials C1y, FISSION DISTRICT, PROVIDIto WIthin sUch eiults less as mey PRIm. ANO$U$JECT TO ma AN EFFECTIVE DATE: ratweyeeu,m,Il$7 REPEALING ORDINANCES IN bme been "a" Be satins PReit C an u .. Li iso. Il. suet CONFLICT HEREWITH. Undaislissi W341 to NV ."M ,, IL 0mSe, V ilSUO She it Ths Pubili. isle er wIlliliuli public ms.in . : MleaILv, LHUs,etffis me 5111*1st it Bankers CRY &00 W04lONV,tolurIM,Nor loWit7: Morgues iImi,p As C. WiN. 'SC1y.. in Now"INI, Of uqft4pea,a $yj, iui1I In Cave Verake ths Lvsu1City tiN She issalaisis -Jymei at LotI Hall, City CemmiosNo c-sa*s.,, Of Thetis Frinklfo come ....... .á: 17$ W Sidle Grant lucre. AV" • ' ORbitS's_ RIQlfl$ Public M51*IQ wib N 30750, VIOl ftip Wither klan 1111*111 fakwM1, iNL in ca.i AN MfliN desleW to tossa in rNbj II. VII bj•41 . . p us. ever a,ei Whim' u, us --.:, adid W1 0 S P.M or anaupe ISsi$SBePV00s.OfNoQU 'me . .ieloiIatit,; ., • ap -j W40 ilium h1umw lsNVitin*1 MIMI DA, 40 Im is,ii Aput -140IL mss & ,y lee. . ' Herald Staff Writer J Legal Notice Evening Heiuld legal Notice e . Bills Considered SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, April 27, 1979 n U 3J1 7iNiF CW Vf YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE am. Limit Employees * * ' - Fight Energy __ - _ _ __ , ' , Photo by Tom Nets.! Staff Jim Burandt, Chief Sam England and Tribal. Chief H.A. Rhoden (kneeling) are proud of their heritage as part of -.. Open Mooing . Cherokee tribe. Story, photos, page 2. 4'.,: '.. *--.-w'..-*......-------- " .' '•.. .. • . - • , • . * .. ;.: • .... -:, . . •: S • • .'... .- . , • ..: ...... . -,* - ,, . . ••,,,, . • .•* • , • , ,• • • * , * • ,.,• * * * , I . . . . . .* :•., * .-_- ., , "CHipffIAL .NOTES; I __ ' _ •' lewds . ______ swam c.u1u, _____ wan ______ ______ ______ ____ ' _____ .. ___ limisiblift 41,10 11111111111116 . J" 4 Lip* IA" CSTYc%flg a.-.... --------- .-.- . a .0 4 . . '' .4, ...... . 44* ...... 4 • S.• ,,p ?S . ........ . a- ................. '.., - we S., __ - " RY;rareanwsusmIss ANN * NOV 3.4,IL. : . '* • . .- - •. I WI * . " ..............4 )*#• " 0 ....... .,• - ,. ' 4 '• a ..•,,,_•- :; . 1. �2—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Friday, April 27, 4*11, Sanford, Fl. 0 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU pP DEERE'--I S country Furniture o Proud Of The ir Heritag e 'three clans of the Cherokee tribe came to Sanford recently for their quarterly meeting. Fifty members of the Deer, Bird, and Panther clans of the Tuscola United Cherokee Tribe of Florida and Alabama enjoyed barbeque chicken and the trimmings at Connie Pontiac's home, 1012 W. First St. in Sanford. The tribe has close to 500 members throughout central Florida and Alabama claims tribal chief H. A. Rhoden of Geneva. "1 would estimate over 300 in the Deer clan and we average 20-30 at the monthly meetings at the (Greater Sanford) chamber of commerce." The Deer clan covers central Florida over to Tampa. The Bird clan covers the Kissimmee area and south, while Alabama is served by the Panther clan, Anyone with any Indian heritage is eligible to join as long as relationship can be proved. The tribe is trying to contact as many as possible for Federal Registration. The acquisition of land for a reservation is eventually planned. 'We hope to acquire land, preserve the heritage and pass It on to the children," said SPECIAL PURCHASE DISTRIBUTORS INC. Hwy. 4 THIS IS THE LOWEST PRICED 7 PC. SLOPPY JOE SET WE PH. 323-1322 (Wed 1*, St.) 1MI le East of 1.4 SANFORD A'V AND WAft PHIL DEERE'S HAVE EVER OFFERED AND FURNITURE FACTORY CLOSE OUTS PH. 323.0511 300 E. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORO ow ~ ,', ,.. Friday1 Apris 27, 197-3 WE'VE ALWAYS HAD THE _..gg000 LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE! .4 , COUNTRY CASUAL PINE GROUP " Jack Homer (right) was made an honorary member of the tribe Clan Mother Marjorie Henkel of St. Cloud, Fla. The language is dying so we sent for books from the University of Oklahoma. We want to teach it (the language) to the children so they can pass it on. Each clan has a monthly meeting with lessons, in the language, arts and crafts, dances or other aspects of Indian heritage. The Deer clan meets the third Saturday of the month at 7 p.m. at the chamber of commerce building on First Street in Sanford. For all the help he has given the clan, the chamber's Executive Director Jack Homer was made an honorary member of the tribe. In addition to the meetings the clans are active In community affairs. Once a month they go to schools, visit nursing or children's homes. 'We're glad to put on programs for clubs or organizations," Mrs. Henkel said. Text And Photos By Tom Netsel 7 piece beautiful leather look Naugahyde combined with durable Herculon. It features mix and match reversible cushions and heavy solid wood frames in your choice of light or dark finish. . P . '3 -. .,. INCLUDES: Sofa, chair, rocker, ottoman, 2 solid wood end tables and 1 coffee table. Loveseat only $89. S .' COMPARABLE PRICE .:L', 0599 WE HAVE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF SOLID WOOD SETS IN CENTRAL FLORIDA AT COMPARABLE SAVINGS 8 DIFFERENT STYLES.VARIOUS FINISHES... MANY FABRIC COLORS.-. WITH THIS AD WHILE WEHAVE THESE SETSBECAUSE GET ANOTHER CHANCE TO PURCHASE FMAY NIY AT THIS LOW PRICE TRADE IN 3 ,. . ;.,', -••4'.. 14 W1 nu TU 'i':.vi ..: •'.,k.' II YOUR OLD VS , .. .7 PUINITURI . a I �4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, April 27, 1979 Hitchcock May Never Make Another Movitoe DEAR DICK: I watched all the tributes given to Alli Hitchcock recently. He certainly was a gifted man In field of scary movies. Has he been ill? He looked (a acted) so docile. I noticed him holding on to the backs chairs as he moved along to his own seat. His hands did seem to act right, as be tried to pick up the award noticed his wife crying. Was that just emotion or does know something we don't? HUda M. Rowe, Allegan, Mh Hitch is 80 years old and, as everyone could tell wh they saw the tribute to him, he Is not In good health. As I M_ as I know, he has had no specific or fatal Illness, probat ly just old age He is still saying he will direct a movie called "Short Night," and Universal still has that project on Its schedule, but the people at the studio doubt It will ever be made. I think Alma Hitchcock was crying out of Pure emotion that night. DEAR DICK: Can you please tell me If Mrs. ShirLey so Ask Dick Kleiner Temple Black Is dead. Was it suicide? My girl friend says she committed suicide at the age of 20. I think not. Robin Conley, Portsmouth, Ohio. Your girl friend cannot be very observant. Since Shirley Temple was 20, she made several movies, got married, had a couple of children, entered public life, was a very t,., .'i.n.i. respected public servant anti V$J VIiIJjV. lIV £3 still exceedingly alive. DEAR DICK: Can you tell me U James MacArthur of "Hawaii Flve.O" is the son of the late Gen. Douglas MacArthur. If not, what happened to him? M. Dc La Cruz, Amarillo. TeL DEAR DICK: Please tell me, did James MacArthur of "Hawaii Five.O" play boy in the old Tarzan movies? LF., Warsaw, lad. No. No. Lots of people think that Johnny Sheffield, who was Boy, looks like a young James MacArthur, and maybe there is a resemblance, but they're two different people. And, no, MacArthur is not Douglas MacArthur's son. I'm not sire sire by "if not, what happened to him?" - but I'll tell you that James is the son of the late playwright, Charles MacArthur, and actress Helen Hayes. Gallic,Answer To Eas twood By VERNON SCOTT percent in Europe, Asia, HOlLYWOOD (UPI) Africa and South America. Is an anomaly that Alain Delon said, "I never Delon, one of the great in- wanted to return to ternatlonal movie stars in Hollywood because my the world today, Is virtually business is in France. unknown In the United States "When I say business, I and something of a stranger mean only one-quarter of my to Hollywood. activities involve films. I Delon is France's answer have a helicopter business, to Clint Eastwood. He 5 build furniture, promote unforgivably haaidsome man prize fights and race horses. of 43 with a prize fighter's "My Physique and it penchant for world Equeleo won the championship of Off-screen adventures, harness racing at Roosevelt Like Eastwood, he stars in Raceway In New York two profitable adventure films, years ago. I promoted invariably beds the leading European boxing matches lady and more often than not for Carlos Manson who was dies nobly in the final reel. world Also like Eastwood, he ChWTIJ,IOII middleweight produces his own films and is outrageously wealthy. Delon "France Is my country differs from Eastwood In Just as America Is Eastthat he is cocky and wood's. I have never met gregarious. Eastwood, but I'm awe he He will be In Hollywood for would not Want to move to two months Marring with France simply for busineu Robert Wagner In "Airport reasons. '79 Concorde," his first "I Mat In two or this. American film In 12 years. pictures a year In France. His previous Hollywood They make tremendous movies - "Once a Thief" profits around the world I and "Texas Across The am a god in Asia. My plcRiver" - flopped. tures are the most popular In A veteran of5O movies, Russia. Ianasicin would like his share of the Europe. American box office, which 'I would like tobea dar th he says accounts for 45 America. In order todosol. of the world. total. wpt4d,haye tow. rk and live. perc* But hebcontent wt$U, bHdflywoQILIcan'tdop.,. TELEVISION GOGUDE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. April 27 -May 3 If you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few snggestloni: J (NBC) ovoomm Time Out To Eat 0 (CBS) 0 (ABC) 4snd, c (NBC) Jer6wwse Friday, April 27, 179-5 Vidal: konociast Of Western World SAN FRANCISCO (NEA) —TheBigFouronNobftjj p In San Francisco Is a poshly appointed restaurant with old railroad memorabilia and new haut monde for clientele. It collects celebrities with SATURDAY Wyoming; a preview of the Sam Posey challenges the the Insouciance of the man Kentucky Derby featuring a Olympic bobsled run in Lake on the door at Studio 54, the APRIL 28. 1979 look at the favorite, Spectacu. Placid, N.Y.; Curt Dowdy looks exclusive New York disco. lar Bid. at the history of "American So It was almost startling AFTERNOON Sportsman." to see the stir created by the too 3:45 SUNDAY appearance of Gore Vidal in GDO PREGAME sHow (1) 0 NBA BASKETBALL a navy blue blazer. On the Live coverage of a second 1:15 APRIL 29, 1979 round play-oft game. Teams celebrity circuit he ranks (2) BASEBALL Regional maybe with Andy Warhol. and location to be announced. coverage of Los Angeles AFTER AFTERNOON But here he had to be Dodgers at New York Mots: 4:30 ushered Into the private San Francisco Giants at Mon. 100 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS trial Expos, (2) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING Scheduled are highlights of room of the Big Four to be some of the moments featured duly caressed and ogled by 3 1:30 on the programs opening and the local literati and TENNIS Live coverage of the finals of the $250,000 Alan (4) 0 NBA BASKETBALL closing billboards over the mucklucks. King Tennis Classic from Cii- Live coverage of i second years, including an Interview It gave Vidala chance to with skijumper Vienko Bogate; sirs Palace in Las Vegas. round play-oft game. learns NCAA Wrestling ChampionPitt on his mask of raised Nevada. and location to be announced, ships from Ames, Iowa. eyebrows with faint 400 M . boredom. Then, with the Author and social critic Gore Vidal (2) U GOLF "Legends Of 0 INTERNATIONAL CHAMamenities performed, he sat FRIDAY Golf' Live coverage of the PIONSHIP BOXING Coverage down over a dish of wellIronically, his Jousts with had to spend $40,000 before semi-final round of this tourna. of bOUtS between the United pounded abalone to do what Buckley, the apostle of the the li bel charges by Buckley MAY 4, 1919 mini for golfing greats from Stales National team and the he does best -deliver some right, have probably done were dropped. The Onion Creek Country Club in Venezuelan National team from latter's Austin, Texas. Las Vegas, Nevada. carefully elucidated Vitriol, more to burnish the public lawyers' fees ran into six EVENING As the resident Iconoclast awareness of Vidal than his figures. 4:30 2:30 11:30 of the Western world, Vidal, entire literary career, which (4)$PORT SPECTACULAR (2) 0 GOLF "Legends Of 0 NSA BASKETBALL Live Yet Vidal claims now that Covirag. of Part 2 of the Golf' Live coverage of the final coverage of an NBA play-off a trim, graying man of 53, began when his he has Buckley to thank for first novel World Mixed Pairs Gymnastics round of this tournament for game. Teams and location to blithely skips through fields ws published at the age of the financial Independence Championship; Part 2 of a look golfing greats from Onion be announced. of pedestals, verbally 19, that he relishes, at sports in the People's Creek Country Club In Austin, • KENTUCKY DERBY SPE. chopping down literary Texas. Vidal, who does a Republic of China. (From 1953 through 1963, CIAL A behind-the. scones devastating Impression figures, Journalists, Politicof Vidal had toiled diligently In report on Derby Week fsatur3:30 800 tans. Buckley's nasal speech the corridors of television WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 0 AMPdCAN epom'sw,a ing a look at the tradition, the The devastating comment Live coverage of George Willig Curt Dowdy and William Con- he5h1itis and the horses scripts, novels and assorted and Steve Matous' attempted rid fish the Klamath River in entered will be presented live has been Vidal's forte as a polical writings. He also had public personality, butclimb of Devil's Tower in Northern California; Racedriver from Louisville. run unsuccessfully for On tressed by his own success as Congress from a district In a novelist, playwright and the state of New York, essayist. Right now, he's William Buckley though he had received more obviously on display because votes than any Democratic he's out pushing a paper back U candidate in half a century.) 'Hi's A Liar' edition of his novel "Kalki," "Now," he EVENING recals, SATURDAY about which he even disdains THURSDAY "Buckley was suing me for a M . MAY 3, 1979 to comment. APRIL 2$, 1979 million, and my base mannerisms, first locked was (4)0 MISs USA BEAUTY He prefers Instead to with MORNING the right-wing threatened. So I took all my PAGEANT Fifty-one young EWNING launch Into a tour do farce of spokesman as anantagonist money and converted it to women from around the United 1000 prominent fig States compete for a title, (1)0 MAY MAGAZINE Shar. 8:30 ures In the in 1961. They carried their Swiss francs and deposited It communications crown, and rivalry through the 1964 in French banks." and scholarship money ron Lovejoy reports on the THREE AMERICAN GOLDSMITHS The emotional in the 28th edition of this annu- therapy used to treat witnesses political fields: Republican convention In The Swiss franc then was involvement of the artists in ii event, live from Biloxi, to a mid-air collision, and par. On James Reston San Francisco and reached valued at about 25 U.S. cents. "He's Mississippi. ants who teach their children at their craft is described. (Ri the butler for presidents. their apex as debaters at the It has since gone up to about home. 'Hash's mah iniat p,' Democratic National Con- 58 cents, or more than double SUNDAY TUESDAY EVENING Washington correspondents ventlon In Chicago an 1968. U' value. APRIL a. Ion 800 are the lackeys of the They were paid $10,000 MAY 1, 1197111 (2) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC politicians. The last in. each for their series of 14 "1 have Buckley," says SPECIAL "The Mystery Of EVENING depew'.jit television debat one was the late es at the Animal Vidal, "to thank for that," Behavior" German EVIDIIIIING 7•00 political conventions In '68. The two haven't crossed Peter 11'agor," naturalist photographer Heinz ROCKY MOUNTAIN 1:00 On Jerry Brown - "We That's when Vidal called paths now for a decade, but Slelmann has spent his life REUNION John Denver travels 0 CBS REPORTS Ed Bradley recording animals in their natu. were at a New Year's party Buckley a "Nazi" and was every time Vidal writes a into the wilds of the Rocky reports on the recent accident ni habitats. together. He spent more than sued for $1 million. In the check, the memories are Mountains to release breeding at the Three Nil. Island nuclear 9:00 an hour telling me his plan ensuing legal actions, Vidal vivid, pairs of endangered species, plant in Pennsylvania, the S WE Robert Duvall and Lee including the golden eagle and ensuing economic and political Remick for the world." portray General Dwight the trumpeter swan, into their repercussions, and the future D. Eisenhower and On William Buckley his trusted natural habitat. of nuclear power. military aids Kay Summersby "He's a liar. I've already In this saga tracing the Amengone through one libel trial. can heros war years. (Part I of ) NBC SPECIAl. REPORT You can use that and see for WEDNESDAY 3) "College Sports Inc. - Big much did the stars of Bette Davis: 1365,000 in yourself what It's like, I canHow Money On Campus" Edwin Hollywood's golden years 1948. go off to Rome," MAY 2. 1919 FRAY Newman reports on the earn to support their W. C Fields:$5,000 a week commercialization of Vidal has been recentl) glamorous lifestyles? Here In 1932. MAY 4. 1979 "amateur" athletics and why EVENING ensconced in Los Angeles, are some estimates from college sports are a multiClark Gable: $357,000 in where he has just finished a "Reel Facts: The Movie 1941, EVENING million-dollar business. 9:00 new, novel and where he Book of Records" by Cobbett (2) 0 COUNTRY MUSIC 12:00 8:30 wrote the screenplay for Steinberg: Roy Clark. Dennis () STEVE MARTIN Milton o VAUDEVILLE WITH RUDY AWARDS Greta Garbo: $270,000 in Weaver and Barbara Mandrill "Dress Gray," a best-seller VALLU Sine, Johnny Cash. George Fred Astaire: $150,000 a 1938, are hosts for the 14th annual Burns and Bob Hope join with by Lucian Truacott III. But film In mid-1930'.,. Katherine Hepburn: presentation of awards by the comedian Steve Martin to take MONDAY Rome Is where he has spent Humphrey Bogart: $188,916In 1941. Academy of Country Music a "wild and crazy" look at a the majority of his time In honoring exCen* in the variety of &j,, ........ Ginger Rogers: $219,500 in American pastimes., APRIL30, tam: :...,•. 'cOijntjiv'fjd:.' recent years. as a resident (f') •:• •'. ... :;:':., .•::•::•:.. .:'i expatriate. 1941. Mae West: $480,833 in 1935. (CBS) itit..n,,dI. HERITAGE INN— Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties. 305 S. Park Ave., Sanford. • JERRY'S RESTAURANT— Open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sanford Air Terminal, Sanford Airport. CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOOLOGICAL PARK— U. S. 17-92, one mile east of 1-4 and 4½ miles west of Sanford. Hours 9-5. Doris Leeper's Art of Public Places—Sculpture exhibits, March 9-May 27, Loch Haven Art Centet, Orlando, and throughout Orange County. GENERAL SANFORD MUSEUM LIBRARY, 520 E. First St. Open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 25 P.M. only. Stetson University production of "The Heiress," 8 p.m., April 26-28, Stover Theatre, DeLand. For reservations call 904-7344121, ext. 246, 9 a.m. to noon and 904-734-1186, 3:30-5 p.m. Adults, $2; children 12 and under, $1. Annual Spring Festival, May 4-8, Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church, Deltona. Festivities begin 1 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Roast beef dinner, Saturday 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Pancakes and sausage, 9 a.m, to 7 p.m., Sunday; Prizes, 9 p.m. Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra's Spring Concert, Sunday, May 6, 3 p.m., Bob Carr Auditorium, Orlando. Free to the public. Annual Flower Show Garden Club of Sanford, Friday, April 27, 24 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 P.m.; Sunday, 2-5 p.m., Garden Club Center, Highway 1742 and Fairmont, Sunland Estates. Atianta Ballet concert, 8 p.m., May 5, Edmund., Center, Stetson University, DeLand. Reserved seat tickets, $3.50 and $4.50; general admission $2. Altamonte Mall and Stetson. (PBS) Sports.On The Air Specials Of The Week Stetson University Wind Ensemble, 8p.m., May 4, Elizabeth Hall, Stetson U., DeLand. Open to the Public for $1 donation. Fiesta Latina tribute to Latin community, 8 p.m. Sunday, April 29, Ecla Park bandsheli, Orlando. Latin band, vocals, guitar solos and Latin dances. PoIIá.Amerj Social Club of Lake County will sponsor a Springtime Dance, Sunday, April 29, from 24 P.M. at the EuM1 Community Center, Bay Street, Eustis. Music by Dave Wroblicky's Continentals. Donation $2.50 per peráon, Polka Dance sponsored by Polish National Alliance Lodge 3216, Sunday, May 6, 24 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. For reservation call Pat Gallagher, 671-2436, "Gop,il," May 3-6 and May 10-12, University of Central Florida Village Center. Saturday perforinances will be dinner theatre productions, $7 to Public, $4.Z UCF Mialeigs. Other performances $3 to public; free to duderga. Call 275-3633. SeeaInq Ceusty Council of PTAs Second Annual jirled art show of student drawings, crafts, paintings, 130 a.m.-9 p.m., April Z211, Altamonte Mall. DImees '79, May 11-13, Lake Eola, Orlando, Friday, 5-10 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.; Sunday lpjn. Pops Concert by Florida Sympathy, 8 p.m. Friday followed by fireworks; Saturday an and entertainment and at 9 p.m., Light Piece Synthesis Performanc ; Sunday, art, entertainment and regatta. Saafor48emiasIe Bailet Guild Memorial performance dedicated to late Mother Ruby Wilson and to benefit Good$amarjtan}iome Sunday, April 29, Seminole Cqmmwd(y College Fine Arts building. Music by the .i, es and New Zion Youth Choir. Pree 10 p3c •/'' - Salaries Of Yesteryear . , •"• - •,w I .... 1 •' .. - •. 01 .1 kip �I —Ev.n1ng HiraM, Sanford, Fl. Friday, April 27, If FRIDAY 11:00 (2) (4)00 U NEWS DICK CAVETT Guest: Tom Conti. April 27 EVENING • WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW G-.00 GDODOGIONEWS STUDIO SEE "TV. TV" A family doesn't watch television; kids teach each other on their school's closed circuit TV network. (R) 530 (2Z NBC NEWS 4)QGU8NEWS DARCHEWS VILLA ALEGRE 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary loses most of her possessions in two apartment burgiaties. U THE CROSS-WITS JOKEWS WILD MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 7:30 2) LIARS CLUB (4) 0 FAMILY FEUD THE MUPPETS Guest: Alice Cooper. 02 CAROL URNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Alan Aids. DICK CAVETT Guest: Carol Burnett. (Part 2 of 2) 9:00 0D 0 DIFFRENT STROKES Arnold becomes extremely upset when he learns his favor. ite doll was given away by mistake. (R) (4) 6 THE INCREDIBLE HULK David Banner discovers that his new employer is administering a questionable drug to her crippled stepdaughter (Laurie Prange). (R) MAcKENZIU OF PARADISE COVE SATURDAY 11:30 (2) U TONIGHT Guest host: Rich Little. Guest: Pat Boone. (I) THE NEWLYWED GAME NSA BASKETBALL Live coverage of a second round play-off game. Teams and location to be announced. TENNIS Live coverage of the semi-finals of the $250000 Alan King Tennis Classic from Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada. 5:30 :2) U HELLO, LARRY Larry learns that the person he gave some spicy advice to on his radio show was his teen-age daughter Diane. WALL STREET WEEK "Hawaii, Window On The Far East" Guests: Alan N. Carroll. Jiro Toiwyam.. 9:00 ROCKFORD FILES Rockford jeopardizes his friendship with Detective Becker when he begins Investigating the murder of another investigators philandering wife. (R) O MOVIE "With This Ring" (1918) Scott Hysands. Joyce DeWitt. Three contemporary couples and their famlies are caught up In a whirlwind of emotional decisions and financial and social obligations as their wedding dates draw now. (R) V.P. PEOPLE "Kathy Dinaberg, Nutritionist' Host: Pat Holmes. 12 @ MOVIE "Dial M .For Murder" (C) (1954) Ray Milland, Grace Kelly. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Aftr learning of his wife's infidelity, a man decides to have her eliminated. (2 Hrs.) tOO U MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Hosts: The Beach Boys. Guests: Blondie, Bad Company, Tavares, McGulnn, Clark and Hillman. t30 0 MOVIE "The Sergeant" {C) (1968) Rod Stelger, John Phillip Law. As they fight side by side, a pair of soldiers becomes close frIends. (2 O MOVIE "The Joker Is Wild" (B/W)(1957) Frank Sinatra, Jeanne Cram. The life of the beloved comedian Joe E. Lewis Is portrayed. (2 Hrs. 25 Nina.) 9:30 PROSE "Collective Bargaining" A look at the Public Employees Law: what it is and how it works. Host: David Moses. 10 (2) U THE DUKE A conniving woman with money on her mind drags Duke into a hassle with an underworld figure. (4)0 CU REPORTS "The Boston Goes To China" Ed Bradley reports on last months historic tour of China by the Boston Symphony. TODAY IN THE LEGISLATURE 5:30 SUNRISE SEMESTER too (4)CRACKERSARREL ThE LAW AND YOU 0 HOT DOG 0 FRIENDS 9:25 9:30 (2) 2-COUNTRY GARDEN (4) FARM AND HOME SPECTRUM 0 HOT FUDGE 700 (2) PROFILES _____ IN EDUCATION SLACK AWARENESS REVERLY HILLSILLIES U BATTLE OF THE PLANETS 7:30 (2) U SAY CITY ROLLERS (4) ARTHUR AND COMPANY 3OMW4UTE8 _____ ANIMALS ANIMALS ANIMALS ANIANIMALS MALS "The Pigeon And The Dove" (R) $00 (2) U ALVIN AND THE CHIP. MUNKIII (4)SPOPEYI SCOOSY'$ ALL-STARS PAINT WITH NANCY 8:30 (2) U FANTASTIC FOUR CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Medical Malpractice, Home Repairs, Car Rental" April 28 GARDEN Advice on pruning roses; planting a perennial border and a dwarf orchard tree. (R) too (2) U PRE-GAME SHOW ety against her, but at a party arranged by her artist friends, the Prince of Wales forgives her. (R) (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING 4)OcISNEWS 0 NEWS U UP CLOSE AND MUSICAL 7:00 (2) THE GONG SHOW (1) BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER U HE! MAW Guests: Larry Gatlin and family, Ava Barber, Joe Higgins. LAWRENCE WELK SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY Hamburg vs. FC Kaiserslautsrn 1:15 7:30 1:30 WRESTUNG THOMAS LOWELL REMEMBERS... "Field Marshall Bernard Law Montgomery," renowned British general of World War II. Highlights of Montgomery fighting Rommel's Africa Corps, the blitz across Africa, the capture of Tripoli and victories in Tunisia, Sicily and Italy. oo MAVERICK "War Of The Silver Kings" ANOTHER VOICE WORLD OF THE SEA BOOK BUT "Piercing The Reich" by Joseph E. Persico. (2)CANDID CAMERA 8:00 2)U CHIPS Ponch and Jon stop an overloaded minibus, only to discover the passengers to be the Los Angeles Rams cheerleaders. (R) (4)0 BAD NEWS SEARS • WHAT'S HAPPENINGII Raj falls in love with his landlady and decides that he is too "mature" for his teen-age friends. (R) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Pinocchio" Pinocchio runs Into a villainous cat and fox who not only trick him out of his money, but also get him into trouble with the village police. (Part 2 of 4) 8:30 (4)0 BILLY Billy imagines himself meeting the girl of his dreams (Suzanne Somers) 200 9:00 when his data to the MortiNEWS (2) U 000ZILLA SUPER 90 300 cians' Ball wins two tickets to (4)0 BUGS BUNNY I ROAD 3:58 BIG VALLEY Heath falls in Hollywood. love with the daughter of a 0 MOVIE "One For The RUNNER DELTA HOUSE Jim BlutarCROCKETT'S VICTORY Spanish Grandee, neighbors to Book" (B/W) (1941) Eleanor sky, the younger brother of the Parker, Ronald Reagan. A GI. GARDEN Onions, leeks, the Barkleys. famed 'Bluto", arrives at on leave from the military, sets asparagus, sweet corn and TENNIS Live coverage of Faber College and joins his up housekeeping with a trust- potatoes are planted in the the finals of the $250,000 Alan brother's wild fraternity. (R) suburb garden. (R) ing young starlet. (2 Hrs.) King Tennis Classic from CasTHREE AMERICAN urs Palace in Las Vegas, 9:30 GOLDSMITHS The emotional Nevada. Involvement of the artists in • Vt PEOPLE "Kathy Dma- t ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU Dir e ctises: My legs were going 798 berg, Nutritionist" Host: Pat their craft Is described. (R) pier hail a gallft as your 10:00 miles an hour. Holmes. 9:00 hair and watch it A pregnant roller skate MOVIE "Footlight ()UPJ AND THE BEAR 330 Parade" (0/W) (1933) James saper.—Peter Behike came out in the road and (4)0 CBS MOVIE "I Know Cagney, Joan Blondeii. A kmk • PROBE "Collective Why The Caged Bird Sings" & I bit it In publicity hampers a direc- Bargaining" A look at the Pub. (Premiere) Paul Benjamin, Brett Luttrell A thermas bottle came out br's attempt to make a come. lic Employee's Law: what it is Olahann Carroll. A bright, sinback. (1 1/2 Hrs.) and slapped me so I flew and how it works. Host: David sitive young black girl finds My Third Eye Moses. home. 10.30 both poetry and pain while aid Ear My home Is a checker. 4:00 (2) (CD DAFFY DUCK growing up In the rural South 1 en see my mothers (4)0 TARZAN I SUPER 8EV- (2) U GOLF "Legends Of during the 1930,. boart heart EN Golf" Live coverage of the • LOVE BOAT "Julie's 1 turned oil my legs I eve hw the teacher semi-final round of this tourna- Dilemma" Norman Fell, Betty These poems are by and went to sleep, 1100 thinking over the mint for golfing greets from Garrett; "Rocky" Melissa (2) U FRED AND BARNEY elementary schoclers from Larry WillIams awers. Onion Creek Country Club in Gilbert, Jimmy Oslo; "Who's OUR GANG COMEDIES Seminole County, They Austin, Texas, Who" James Coco, Dody Icuseethe warm lioae resulted from the Florida 11:30 Dreams Goodman. (A) fluL (2) U THE JETSONS ILA$TOFTHEWILD Poetry In the Schools NOVA "A DowPlace" A • AN ACT OF CONGRESS I en hear my mother PINK PANTHER I was riding my pink horse study of how life has adapted Power brokers In Congress program. These pupils are thruwlag away my f&ep FACE! ONTARIO to the harsh conditions of and lobbyists from industry. thnngk some piak woes taught by poet Bob Wialioff whes I am tar away.. Arizona's Sonoran Desert. (R) labor and environmental My hone tbeingh we all of Oviedo. Pupils are I can see through 0 WORLD WAR N 01 DIARY groups struggle to have their AFTERNOON aid generally provided with a interests represented in the "Double Strike" i beaMo, I landed on a star with a theme, but are not told Clean Air Act of 1977. lea hear the Stat.. .1 500 bsthIng salt Os, what they should write, 12:OO Uliarly's dress I. the 10:00 FARGO Guest: Kip far away from (101940111110 AND THIII GAL. • DONNA Adotta. (2) U $UPIRTNAIN Chief 110010 LOPING GHOST SeaEgp swhe ng place. 0 WIDE WORLD OF sPoRTs Officer Randall learns that one I can uesa living *Ws l we (4) SOSIKIRSI Theoyatar " back temyhesie Live Coverag, of George WIiIig of the players in a $500,000 SPACE ACADEMY tmmr& that will light up your Ide __ my hen. was gram, and Steve Matins' attempted poker championship being WEEKEND SPECIAL "The len a I— bi was gross, Escape Of A One-Ton Pet" Pru climb of Devil's Tower in played on board Is using coun1"1 ° a preview you will oysrbeehle$s.wa my delhi. were reels t he tirtilt money. es runs into problems while trying Kentucky De In. see ,sttlatigta uring a • FANTASY ISLAND Tattoo rby feat of llwlll takeyeat.au,e sue 11 to keep her pet bull from the 1001' at the favorite, spectac. helps two showgirls (Connie thmeUSd LISS he 'P°S' butcher shop. (Pan 3 of 3) (A) I wait walking down the lor Bid. Stevens, Barbi Benton) attain I CU hoar the Iris.. WRESTLING Is WE ndw you red real liff1'p dream, while Mr. • , move TOWERS Polly For A Consti , A littl. shin: I saw a meae r11 with andFAWLTY whiellarbil 6 the 0104 Roarke tries to help a doctor Manuel take poor car WabSs ald leaves. Si. Eggs 'give you a dellar 1W. the hotel when Basil and his tion" Guests. Lawrence Tribe, gain money for a health care I en see , to a dew bseatWe,legs I was _____sis the hens, wife decide to take a small professor at Harvard Law comols*. (RI ad bwwk& 11:00 a beaM1 head School; James Davidson, heed vacation. (Part 20(i) a shark hit me. In. hear the past ad 00 the National (2) (1) • 0 U NEWS Taxpayers' Be buy NUN EGG& sad imek. 12:30 Union. 11:30 Mai'gy Cerdek (2) FABULOUS FUNNIU I n. ass the air Sewing he (ID USATURDAY NIGHT 9:30 (4) MOVIE 'Sca,amouche' 'lghlaisg the he..... HE! MAW HONEYS Guest: LIVE Host: Elliott Gould. (C) (1952) Stewart Grange,. Boots Guest: Leon Redbone. (R) HairTeale lcabom'thebreathal I was heade,k,.a Eleanor Parker. in 111111th-centur), kgreffiallat • MOVIE 'lOu te" (C) (1971) .0 or .r-g- heaft far n eye. France, a swashbuckling Jan, Fonda, Donald SutherSalt, Ilgktaiag astrs1ds, EVENING swordsman is sweuy loved by & t-. a nOblewoman. (2 Mrs.) 84 J$sr peee.. Beady R.bied 1 was on a tall houlding. • ovi,, I4nJI4y" PAT ALBERT Wa1t.kehfarhe the s$.rrn 1(511 1st. the sales (5/W) (1963) Gregory Peck. ___ I JAN BANDSTAND _ Ok adirap bottle 1 Wss ,,Pft- .Ama the GD; Audrey Hepburn. A princass hedy arn.d hr ails.. Gueets the Faragitir Sroslwis, ,. • 0\ two :" !.',,i,', .5, ,,,/, ,L.I,(t cod", till Poets any mi -- Character __h_ 1 y S , . ' , , ,,. , / .. , ' •. • uoswo 5:40 MOVIE "incident In San Francisco" (C) (1970) Richard Kiley, Chris Connelly. A man is hold responsible for a youth's death when he tries to help an old man. (2 Hrs.) 9:00 (4) A BarteR WAY O THIS IS THE LIFE 6:30 (4) CHURCH SERVICE LN94 WORD AGRICULTURE us.*. ID AFTER HOURS 9:45 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 7:00 3) 218 COMPANY 1) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM THE LAW AND YOU O VIEWPOINT ON NUTR$. TION 12 JERRY FALWELL 7:30 (2)A.M.E. HOUR (4) SUNDAY MONWA FAITH FOR TODAY PICTURE OF HEALTH S.'00 (2) VOICE OF VICTORY OF woviN AND MEN Unmc HUMSARD SHOW MY ppij SESAME STREET (R) 5.30 (2) SUNDAY MASS (4) MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 OR.AL ROBERTS 9:00 (2)OUTLOOK (.4)0 SUNDAY MRNING O FANGPACE U ORAL ROBERTS MISTER ROGERS (R) 9:30 (1974) John Saxon, Diana Muldaur. A 20th-century man is sent through a time warp into the 22nd century. (11/2 Hrs.) 0 SPECTRUM 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS U INTERCOM CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Medical Malpractice, Home Repairs, Car Rental" 12:30 (2) U MEET THE PRESS 0 BLACK AWARENESS 0 DIRECTIONS Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson and Dr. Patricia McClurg of the United Nations discuss how economic issues and faith affect each other. HOY EN LA LEGISLATURA tOO (2) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING 0 CONSUMER BUYUNE DISCUSSION17111 U MOVIE "Public Enemy" (B/W) (1931) James Cagney, Donald Cook. A racketeer, raised in a tenement, rises to and fails from the heights of power. (1 1/2Hrs.) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) 1:30 (2) OUTDOORS (4) 0 NBA BASKETBALL Live coverage of a second round play-off game. Teams and location to be announced. 0 BLT,A,: A WAY OF LIFE WALL STREET WEEK "Hawaii, Window On The Far East" Guests: Alan N. Carroll, Jiro Tokuyama. (R) 2:00 (2) NASHVILLE MUSIC 0 INTERNATIONAL CHAM. PIONSHIP BOXiNG Coverage of bouts between the United States National team and the Venezuelan National team from Las Vegas, Nevada. SHAKESPEARE THE (1) GOSPEL SINGING JURI. LEE O KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO U MOVIE "Never A Dull Moment" (01W) (1952) Irene Dunne, Fred MacMurray. A PLAYS "Henry VIII" John Stride, Timothy West, Ronald Pickup, Peter Vaughn. Julian Glover, Claire Bloom and Barbara Kellerman are featured in Shakespeare's last play. (R) songwriter and a rancher learn ,to cope with a pair of lively girls. (1 1/2 Mrs.) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (2)U GOLF "Legends Of 10:00 STUDIO SEE "Friends" Scuba divers Nicole and Damian Eldemir, explore the Cayman Islands; Chicago Girl Scouts play earthball. (R) (2) MOVIE 10:30 "Strategic Air Command" (C) (1955) James Stewart, June Allyson. An untanded shoulder Injury results in the downfall of a serviceman's Alt Force and. baseball careers. (2 Mrs.) (4) TONY aOWN$ JOURNAL FOR OUR TIMES (PramIwo) Douglas Edwards is host for this series exploring current social Issues from a religious viewpoint, with this week's topic being the "Year of the Child. EVENING April 29 SUNDAY 9:30 STAR TREK McCoy enters a time warp and changes history, eliminating the Enterprise and stranding Kirk and Spock. FOOTSTEPS 'Hairy Scary" Parents need to understand the seemingly irrational (ears held by their children and provide them with a sense of security. U BASEBALL Regional coverage of Los Angeles Dodgers at New York Meta: San Francisco Giants at Montreal Expos. , I 2:30 Golf" Live coverage of the final round of this tournament for golfing greats from Onion Creek Country Club in Austin. Texas. (4)0 ONE 600 2) (1)00 U NEWS THE ADVOCATES "Should No Cut Back Veterans' Prefer. nce For State And Federal Jobs To Provide More Opport unity For Women?" 9:30 2) NBC NEWS 4) CBS NEWS 3OMINUTES O WILD KINGDOM "Voyage To The Great Barrier Reef" Kangaroos, koala bears, sea lions and fairy penguins are observed in natural surroundings. U WILD KINGDOM "M'Bogo Safari" Marlin challenges M'Bogo, an African buffalo of immense strength and courage. 8:30 900 (4)0 ALICE Alice, Flo, Mel and Vera lock themselves into Alice's apartment for a weekend to rid themselves of all of their bad habits "cold turkey." (R) 0 ABC MOVIE "The Muter Gunfighter" (1978) Tom Laughwho Is haunted by a shameful deed arms himself with a pistol and a Samurai sword and sits out to redeem his honor. MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Lillie: Going On The Stage" Lillie is pregnant and the Prince of Wales comes to her aid by arranging for her to move to Paris for the birth of her child. (4) D JUST FRIENDS Milt suspects a handsome spa "The Tattooed Police Horse" A thoroughbred trotter with the bad habit of galloping instead of trotting is banished to work for the police force. (R) en a shine to Susan of also having designs on Mill's spa. 1)OIOMINUTES (2) NBC SPECIAL REPORT 0 ROCKY MOUNTAIN REUNION John Denver travels into the wilds of the Rocky Mountains to release breeding pairs of endangered species. including the golden eagle and the trumpeter swan. Into their natural habitat. owner who has seemingly tak10:00 "College Sports Inc. Big Money On Campus" Edwin .- Newman reports on the commercialization of "amateur" athletics and why college sports are a multi- million-dollar business. (4) BRANTLEY I 00050W DEBATE 9:00 (2) U NBC MOVIE "Swashbuckler" (1976) Robert Shaw, James Earl Jones. Two fun-loving 18th-century pirates help a beautiful girl gain revenge against the corrupt politician who executed her father and stole her property. (4)OALL IN THE FAMILY Archie and Edith anxiously await the Christmas homecoming of Mike. Gloria and Joey. (R) 0 BATTLESTAR GALACTICA The Galactica crew, led by MARY TYLER MOORE Guest: Linda Lavin. UJULIE ANDREWS SPECIAL "Julie And Sammy" Julie and her guest, Sammy Davis Jr., deliver a once-in-a-lifetime special of music and fun from Broadway's great musicals, including "My Fair Lady," "Guys And Dolls," "Fiddler On The Roof," and "The Music Man." SECOND CITY TV 10:30 (4) CONSUMER BUVUNE FAWLTY TOWERS Basil creates chaos by trying to Impose his views on sexual death. promiscuity on his clients and GLOBAL PAPER "The staff. (Part 3 of 6) Fight For Food" Food short1100 ages in Mexico, Thailand, (2) (4)00 U NEWS Taiwan, Senegal and the PhilipAUSTIN CITY UNITS "Litpines, and some possible solu- tle Joe Y La Familia / Esteban tions, are examined. (Part I of Jordan" (R) 2) Apollo and Starbuck, take on a Cylon base star in a fight to the Sportsman." M o ves To 2nd Place than NEW YORK (UPI) ABC has beaten NBC to take second place in the - were tuned Tv..!rAN%E 0 TA,JcLe -ri4e WrTM AMP 0_5 THE 1W NAM OF cwe 5F4tXUM 1Z A 1V6OMEDL/ S HOWS 3:45 The total ratings for the three network news shows is up 2.8. Ratings measure the percentage of sets in the country tuned to a ending April fl show CBS specific program and each rating point represents with a 13.6 rating for the 745,000 households. That week, ABC with 11,2 and means about 2 million NBC 11.1, more households were That gap may not look watching the news. like Grand Canyon to you, In other ratings news, but It must look pretty grand to Boone Arledge, ABC surprised no one by again finishing in first who became presldnt, place for the past week, ABC News and Sports back CBS second and NBC in June, 1977, under fire with trailing the pack badly. because of his hick of news CBS has come a long was experience. At the time, since last fail, when it ABC was a poor third In the trailed NBC by 3.2 ratings network news race, third points. numbers news The ABC remains In place In the over-all was good on "Dear ratings, but comparing the Detective" and "Bad News Bears," bad on "Billy" and figures for the four weeks mediocre on "Stockard 20 of this year ending April four-week Channing," among the netsame with the work's newest offerings. period In 1978 demonstrates a dramatic jump. The 10 top network ABC went from a rating television programs for the o!8,6 in 1978 to 11.2 in 1979. week ending April 22, In the same four-week according to the A.C. periods, NBC dropped from Nielsen Co., were: 12.1 to 11.5, and CBS 1: Three's Company; 2: remained tops, going from Laverne & Shirley; 3: 13.5 to 14.3. It's no wonder Taxi; 4: "Friendly Fire" CBS doesn't want Walter (ABC Sunday movie); 5: Cronkite to retire at age 65. Mork & Mindy; 6: 60 The figures, incidentally. Minutes; 7: Happy Days; also indicate more viewers 8: Charlie's Angels; 9: Mwere watching television A-S-H; 10: National news programs in the Cheerleaders Champto' evening news Nielsens for the first time In its history. CBS remains in first. The ratings for the week 'IO 000606 (CAFETERIA STYLE) ftESTeHJUi%fT a LOUNGE - VER and location to be announced. 11 PH. C THE RUNWAYS 323-0501 SANFORU 3 All Tou Can Eat 4:30 $ Includes Salad Bar S and Coffee, tea, etc - tax • e 0 0 0 WIDNISDAY SPECIAL S . 4p.m.Thtiming DRAFT BEER NIGHT 354 ANSVAK Tb Per Glass Th LW IV 1'AP44.t - IANQUFF e (CATIMING I WIDE TV IN LOUNGECILITIR SI OPEC" GUMV Morris Adolgofl MI "PatEartIi"(C) dSM0(PelmSIUSAla),iSUd. • + 8 '• : SUNDAY BRUNCH 10a,m.-2p.m. MOVIE "The Desert Fox" (8/W) (1951) James Mason, KIDSWORLD Jessica Tandy. Field Marshal 20OM(M Rommel emerges as a unique military We during his World ItCO (4) AGAONSKY AND COMPA- War II African campaign. (1 1/2 Hrs) NY FAMILY LIFE 0WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS BAPTIST Scheduled are highlights of U FIRST some of the moments featured CHURCH GUE PASA, USA? "The On the programs opening and closing billboards over the Encounter" (R) years, including an interview 11:30 with skijumper Vienko Boggle; (4)* FACE THE NATION NCAA Wrsstllng ChampionTURNABOUT "Work ships from Ames, Iowa. Aleit" Unule working conditions, .op.clalIy for women, are explored, (R) (Jo "M -Brositing AFTMHOQN 04 rry S I ANF0RD AIR TERMINAL (4) 0 NSA BASKETBALL Live coverage of a second round play-off game. Teams in last year, specified period this year nahip. W14 0*9 0* 06*9900090 44 3:30 AMERICAN SPORTSMAN Curt Gowdy and William Conred fish the Klamath River in Northern California; Racedriver Sam Posey challenges the Olympic bobsled run in Lake Placid, N.Y.; Curt Gowdy looks at the history of "American ABC News lin. Ron O'Neal. A gunfighter 9:30 700 C2)UWORLD OF DISNEY Friday, April 27, 17-7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, DAY AT A TIME Ann tries to get up the nerve to ask a handsome business associate Out on a date. (R) CAP $9AT I ______________ .1 1 •I .1 I 'I I"' I - I I �$— Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, April 27, 1fl Elvis Cos tello Storms America By ROB PATrERSON "TUESDAY Daytime Schedule MORNING 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:53 PTh CLUB 600 (2) EARLY DAY (4) CRACKERBARREL NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY O SUNRISE 0 NEWS EVENING .,..w M — OvAute u,e }HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 5:30 (2)112)TODAY too 03000 MORNING AMERI. (2) DAYS OF OUR LIVES CA QD MIDDAY ) UUAS, YOGA AND YOU THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 9-00 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (2) (4) DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 1:30 MOVIE AS THE WORLD (4)0 DINAHI pjp NS 0 EDUCATIONAL PRO2:00 GRAMMING (2)(12 THE DOCTORS 9.55 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE Elvis Costello isn't kidding when he calls his current album and tour Armed Forces. Complete with Lyrical bullets, a live show 6:25 (2) PORTER WAGONER of shell-shock Intensity, and guerrilla tactics. S 6:30 (A)UPBEAT Costello is storming America 2:30 (4) KUTANA 10.00 ANOTHER WORLD on the strength of his most THE LITTLE RASCALS (2) () U CARD SHARKS (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT sophisticated album to date. 6:45 (4) LEARNING TO CARE And stirring a bit of con3 0SESAME STREET 10:30 troversy, while he's at It. GENERAL HOSPITAL 6:41 (2) ALL STAR SECRETS STUDIO Costello justly earned a EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS WHEW1 (4) 0 Grammy nomination as, 3:30 6:55 10:55 MA'S'H (N) (4)0 "Best New Artist" with the (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 CBS NEWS 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY kind of hell-bent Intensity 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 11:00 rock hasn't seen since It's HI, NEIGHBOR 4:00 HIGH ROLLERS NCY ONEI dawning days. Early ver7:00 (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (4) THE ODD COUPLE sions of Presley, Jerry Lee (2) U TODAY 0 LAVERNE I SHIRLEY (N) 0 BEWiTCHED Lewis, Gene Vincent and (4) FRIDAY MORNING 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 11:30 O GOOD MORNING AMERI. (2) D WHEEL Buddy Holly seem likely role OF FORTUNE U MAKE ME LAUGH CA models, as Costello's flrstlp 0SESAME STREET 0 FAMILY FEUD A. echoed the chunky 7:25 4.30 (2) TODAY FLORIDA rockabilly of those days AFTERNOON (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 00000 MORNING FLORIDA But as This Year's Model 0 MARY TYLER MOORE NEWS 0 MEMV GRIFFIN exclaimed, this Elvis Is 1200 7:30 (121 ooma stepping quickly into the a PASSWORD PLUS TODAY (2) future. On Armed Forces, he 8:00 0000 MORNING AMERI. (4) THE YOUNG AND THE (2) CAROL BURNETT AND RE5 confronts it dagger in hand. CA FRIENDS 1008NEWS Costello here fashions 8:00 EDUCATIONAL 0THE00000UPLE 0 PRO. tense psychodramatic love (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO GRAMMING 0 MISTER ROGERS (N) songs, Angst-ridden ballads, STUDIO an 12:30 . 5:30 and all out assaults on 8:26 NEWS NEWS (2) (2) political situations percullar (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. 0 HOGAN'S HEROES to Britain, but not without 00000 MORNING FLORIDA R BEWITCHED some relevence here ( as in past songs like "Radio Radio"). To him life is a Elvis Costello - Causing Controversy arts to prevent a man with an' brutal power struggle and April 30 eanhqu.ng machine his music displays It. from destroying San Francisco. This album tests the limits crucial test of Cnllo'g argument with singer Bonnie of rock. Steve Naive's 10:00 campaign, and also a good Hramlett. EVENING to persuade one of coach S TODAY IN THE LEGISLAS keyboards flutter about at analogy for recent conlURE Amidst cries of racism, top players to turn pro. the very edge of the melo , troversy. (A) following publication of an while Costello constructs 1100 eoo After a show In Columbus, article on the scene, Costello NEWS 0 ABC MOVIE "Beach M(MOSONEWS (2)1)00 trickily structured melodies Ohio, Costello had row a with called the strangest press S STUDIO SEE "Jump Patrol" (Premiere) Christine S DICK CAVETT Guest: which keep the listener Steve Stills' band in a hotel David Halberstarn. (Part 1 of 2) DeLisle, Richard Hill. Two conference I've ever at. Rope' (N) constantly on edge. clal pcllce teams who patrol it resulted in Costello's tended. 6:30 His live show is no p beaches of Southern Call11:30 "I (2) NBC NEWS not a racist," he less Intense. With his band, TONIGHT Guest host: fornla In dune holes t to (2) declared, claiming his words (4)0 Cs. NEWS David Brenner. Guests: Charo, the Atrractjons, Costello akidaa deadly sniper 0ABC NEWS were Helen crafted to be as ofGurley Brown. lure a drug pusher. reels out sets of sonic InVILLA AIIGRE (4) THE siu. fensive as possible to NEWLYWED GAME MOVERS' JOURNAL tenslty,andwjthehtto "Keep Out Of Reach Of QROCKFORD FILES Rockthe argument ( all they did the States he has refined 7.00 ChIldren?" The proposed ban ford tries to clear his friend was start a brawl). "If (:D TIC TAC DOUGH art. Few peron television advertising Detective Becker of trumped. ormers today are as formers they'd been art fans I'd have MARY TYLER MOORE up young children is szaminc d. of drug dealing. eompemng, very said Toluose Lautrec was a Mary's apartment turns into a 0 POLICE STORY When two innocent detectives are dwarf," said Costello who delivery room when Georgette committed as Costello. 5:30 gives birth at a party. S MARK RUSSELL WUhI,g. charged with murder, their lives said that "if you use emotive Ivery song is swig with THE CROSS-WITS ton's resident political comedi. and those of their families are words In song or Con 0JQI(JR'S WILD conviction, and ,the effect an takes aim at both the totally Uprooted, (Part 2 o 2) versatlon, and somebody 5 MACNEIL / LEHRER Republican coupled with brilliant and Democratic misquotes you, It can make REPORT staIngp is staggering. Parties. 12:00 insulting Ray Charles and His new single, "Accidents James Brown with racial you look like an angel or 7:30 ING VALLEY Victoria and Adolf Hitler," (2) YOUNG PEOPLE'S Will Happen," will be a slurs during a " (4)0 MISS BEAUTY Audra are forced to go along heated Heapo1ogzedto Ule ar 4. CIAL "Makin' Music" A well- PAGEANT Fifty-one young as hostages of three Inept safe whom times he'd "taken in known singer-composer dem- women from around the United robbers. vain," and with surprising music fundamentals States compete for a title, with the aid of computer ani- crown, and scholarship money O THE FBI 12:37 e humor fended off some of the matlon and young musicians. "The Satellite, ' in the 20th edition of this annuanger which had (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 12:40 What happens when Mom Savage advertising agency: boomeranged back at him In 0 IN SEARCH OF... "Bermu- al event, live from Biloxi. Mississippi. 0 CBS LATE MOVIE turns over the marketing to Beer the wake of his verbal at- do Triangle Pirates' 5 GLOBAL PAPER "The "McMlIIan & Wife: Death Is A Dad, Junior or Sia? 0 FAMILY FEUD tack. Frosts fl$jfl Fight For Food" A look at U.S. Seven Point Favorite" (1971) ___ CAROL BURNETT AND food policy and how It affects Rock Hudson, Susan Brand switching, that's Fr nee _ma. Costello is Indeed a curious Saint FRIENDS Skits: what. In a majority of cases, Bar soaps young man, and may (bid SIB." "Back Alley.""Carol And the rest of the world. (Part 2 of James. McMillan Is given an they select a brand different Tootkbra.hes autographed football bearing something to think about In S DICK CAVITY Guest: Tom 2) from the one normally the message that a quarterSbsmpi 9:30 chosen by the woman of the Mouthwash album and tour, "What's So involved in game-fixing and 8:00 house, hand lotion Funny About (Peace, Love (2) U LITTLE HOUSE ON THE Stands Alone" (Premiere) Lou- murder. is Gossett Jr., Clu Gulager. A Frozen vegetables and Understanding)?" PRAIRIE The Ingalls are black minister runs for the These are the products 1:00 Soft drinks But he is a talent not to be shocked by the decline of Wal.. position of sheriff In a Southern (2) TOMORROW Guests: experiencing the most nut Grove and the low morale At the very bottom of. the denied, and with all he does county during the height of the Producer Tony Bill and psychi.. changes of brand when other list was disposable diapers, to further that (despite his Of Its few remaining residents, civil rights movement. Strut Dr. Armando Morales, (Part 201 2)(R) family members do the Apparently that is on. area "accidents"), Q ARC MOVIE "Samurai" who discuss the gang movie the name (3)0 SHADOW (Premier.) ,4oe feny, J4amea 'Soulevard to a new sboppthg, cc THE WHITEagaçit hie Mom's op .NIgbts', author EIVII mes even morq A._unKrupious (Art, Shlgeta. A young assistant D.A. bth c.4,si,iosvm. ' dat Nancy Friday.' IhsW'. '''A:.','.'.'. .fltJj ,' • .'..'.'.. .'.'.'. ......'.'. •'•'.', e.sjWM 'gut "usia his skills in the mantel . a (4) NEWS a an IN MONDAY dy 600 1:4)00 (0 NEWS STUDIO SEE "Spoleto" (A) 6:30 NBC NEWS ® 0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS • 7:00 () TIC TAC DOUGH ® MARY TYLER MOORE Nary tries her hand at creative writing, and seeks encouragement from Lou. (11 CROSSWITS O EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 LIARS CLUB (4)MATCH GAME P.M. NEXT STEP BEYOND SHA NA NA Guest: Chubby Checker. dZ CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Steve Lawrence. DICK CAVETT Guest: David Halberstam. (Part 1 of 2) 800 CLIFFHANGERS Dracula Is shot with Mary's crossbow; Jim Donner Is threatened by the collapse of a burning wall; and Susan learns the Identify of her brother's killer. (Ii CAMPAIGN '79 ELECTION RETURNS CBS REPORTS Ed Bradley reports on the recent accident at the Three Mile Island nuclear plant In Pennsylvania, the ensuing economic and political repercussions, and the future of nuclear power. O HAPPY DAYS Fonzie puts his life on the line for an ailing escape artist. (A) EVENING AT POPS Arthur Fiedler opens his 50th season as conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra live from Symphony Hall In this golden anniversary program featuring highlights from his first concert In 1929. 530 O LAVERNE I SHIRLEY Layerne a blind date for Shirley with an old high school aqualntance known as "Eraserhead," (N) arranges 9:00 NBC MOVIE "Stay Hungry" (1976) Jeff Bridges, Sally Field. The off-beat son of an old and proud Southern family becomes Involved in the world of professional bodybuilding. (1) MOVIE "Sky Heist" (C) (1975) Don Meredith. Stefanie Powers. Los Angeles investigators take to the sky in helicopters to track down a pair of gold thieves. (2 Hrs.) 0 CBS MOVIE "Fraternity Row" (1977) Gregory Harrison, Peter Fox. A man torn by memones recalls the fun and heartacho of his 1950s college days and the events that lead to a campus tragedy. 0 THREE'S COMPANY Jack and Janet suspect the worst when they see Chrissy taking money from Jades cash drawer. (A) 9:30 0 TAXI Louie gets dazzling results when Bobby impersonates him at his 20th anniversary high school reunion. (H) 10:00 in STARSKY & HUTCH Star. sky becomes Involved with a beautiful woman whose former lovers have all been mysteri. ously murdered. (A) GLOBAL PAPER "The Global Paper Forum" Julian Bond moderates a discussion by food policy makers and implementers. 11:00 (2) (4)00 dM NEWS OD TODAY IN THE LEGISLATURE 11:30 (2) 0 BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Anthony Newley, Susan Sarandon, Anne Hoffman, Red Buttons. (A) (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME BARNABY JONES Barna. by becomes convinced that the apparent suicide of an old friend of Betty's was actually a case of murder. (A) "Junior 0 ABC MOVIE Banner" (1972) Steve McQueen, Robert Preston. An aging rodeo star who returns home for one last contest finds his family and Me town have totally changed. (A) 'I am not a Charges racist' When Mom Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. May 1 Is Awa y.. Win At Soviet Contest First For U.S. Violinist NEW YORK (NEA) It's always the next performance that matters most. So these days and nights violinist Elmar Oliveira is practicing single-mindedly For his Carnegie Hall debut on April 30; music of Bach, Beethoven, Saint-Saens, Szymanowskj, Debussy and Wjenlawskj. No time to look back. But everyone in Oliveira's audience will be looking back in awe as well as forward in anticipation. Because this is the 29-yearold New Englander, of Portuguese immigrants, who last summer became the first American—in fact, the first non-Russian—ever to win the First Prize and Gold Medal in violin at the Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow, "You go Into competitions with all sorts of mixed feelings," conceded the handsome, dark-haired musician during a brief visit to New York from his home In Binghamton, about 150 miles to the northwest, where he teaches at the State University of New York, "This competition has a reputation for being very pro-Russian. On the plane going over, another American violinist told me they'd already picked the and there was no chance for anybody else. As It turned out, the name he mentioned other Gold Medal winner In violin: flya Grubert. Also, Grubert is Kogan's pupil, and Kogan the head of the judges' committee," Even some of the Russians felt uneasy about what appeared to be musical nepotism, and spoke out against It. Meanwhile, the audience In the Moscow Conservatory hall left no doubt as to their approval of Oliverla's playing, He thinks that one reason for their Interest was his choice of the Vieuxtemps Concerto No. 5 for the third and final round of the competition. It is extremely difficult, seldom played these days, and almost never - son out winner was was • -- ugly violin, but his second one was a great improvement, and now he's it pretty good violinmakcr." Elinar made his debut one year later, at 10, playing a movement of it Mozart concerto. At first it pupil of his brother, he studied with Raphael flron.stcin For eight of IllOc years. first at I latit College in Hartford, then at the Manhattan School of M USR. Meanwhile, he'd begun to accept a Few concert dates at 13, performed with the Hartford Symphony at 14 and the New York Phillidunulüc at 16. Prior to winning the Tchaikovsky, he was doing 35 to 40 concert engagements it year, along with his teaching. For the 1979-80 season he has been booked for about 75, and will spend three-quarters of his time on the road. EI4MAR OLIVEIRA But nothing gets in the way performed publicly In the testants were housed and fed of his teaching, which he's been doing for 10 years. lie's Soviet Union, The musically elsewhere, bCCIl at SUNY, Binghamton, Elinar Oliverira erudite audience knew of the concerto but most of them precocious 4-year-old in for a year, taught at Cornell hadn't heard it In concert Naugatuck, Conn., when he before that, and previously taken students first picked up the violin had before. was "When my choice of the Vleuxtemps was anounced," Oliverira recalled, "some of the Russian musicians assured me that none of the judges were going to like it; a very bad choice. But it was one of the things they liked the most," The American remembers the competition hail as being good acoustically, but with no windows, air conditioning or ventilation of any kind. As everything was being televised, the was lit with huge, hot lights, with temperatures reaching 100 degrees. Apparently this Is par for the course of the Tchaikovsky, "Contestants have been known to faint In the middle of a performance," says Oliverira. He also recalls ruefully that all the foreign contestants had to endure small rooms, narrow beds, two-hour waits for meals (which often weren't hot) and other inconveniences In Moscow's 6,000 room Hotel Rossla. The Russian constage everything son was SERVICE Our Factory Trained Technicians Service of imported cars and tnlcks. Our prices will pleasantly surprise you. BAIRD-RAY DATSUN 4444 N. 17-92 Longwood, Ph. 8311315 eftsen"bolfg Johnny Cash, the popular country music star, greets some old friends and meets some new Ones, on his entertainment special, "The Johnny Cash Spring Special," Wednesday, May 9-10-11 - p.m.- 'on the CBS Television Net- work. SHAMPOO&STEAM 4, e Residential & Canmercial eDjcunIslixSsnkCitizeos VWW f 4. . ALL MAKES .onallyTrainsd&Equippsd r B a belonging to his older privately. "I feel that I have a real brother John (now a violinist with the Houston Symphony) commitment to teaching," and started to play it. Oliverira explains, "because cellofashlon, held between It's becoming almost a lost art, and it's important to his knees. you learn After a couple of years he recycle lost Interest, but began SO that there will be future again, seriously, at 9, players." Oliverira will make his , playing an instrument made Orchestra by his father, Jose Oliveira, Philadelphia debut in May, then play for a carpenter. "He Just decided to make a the first time with the Chicago Symphony in July. violin one day," the recalls, "so he got a book And so It goes. "People who ("The Life and Work of knew my playing quite well Stradivarius") and taught still weren't ready to hire me really an for major engagements. himself how. It Now they want me. CARPET CLEANING a MUSIC SPECIAL Friday, April 27, 1979-9 THIS WEEK ONLY1 1 ON Carpet CARPET CLEANING CO. Registered with "WE KNOW YOU'RE GONNA LIKE US" Better Business Bureau -mmaiiiii t, 7 .,) S WE MOVE IN FVSUfl1ISL VUVU show r,as.suthastW.vd VAC la1t - " M KM WIMAMM ' .. lTsyMuYt$Igrlt 95 9 $29.95) NOT DELIGHTED... DON'T PAY Fir.Irs Cisasug CALL NOW . 4J5 '669-1593 - - - - I El is ...jw-a.i �0—Evon1ng H.rald, Sanford, FL Friday, April 27, 17 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Hurricane, Cliche Characters, Story Como Sails Placid Waters Of Success By VERNON scoi'r "When those songs came "I picked seasonal shows HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - along, they scared the hell because they're a little Perry Como cut his first song out of me," the singer said, easier to do," he said. "They for RCA Records, "Goodbye, grinning. "I wasn't looking dictate the songs. Lotta Sue," - an old 784peed for such big hits at that point springtime music at Easter Maybe that sounds dumb. But there comes a time when the pipes wear out. So I don't overdo It. "My daughter once corn. ballad U years ago - and In my career. I think hits like and, of course, there are jiat signed a 10-year ex- that come out of left field, hundreds of. Christmas plathed, 'Daddy, for a man tension with the company, You can't look for them. songs. I've been doing the thereby establishing a "It's as If songs are Christmas show for some 21 who makes his living longevity landmark, locking for somebody right years now." The smooth, easy-going Como lives on the Inland 'I'v• Como thought about his __ us .iiçiier, w.scrway CIL, R contract and burst out Miami, with miles north of laughing. been ida wife of 45 year,, Rnselle. "I'll soon be 66 years old," Almost every day finds he said. "When I signed the _____ lucky' Perry In his 18-loot power extension, I said, 'You must boat out on the water fishing. be crazy. Ill beln a I don't like to catch wheelchaIr 10 years from to sing 'em. Like Debby now." ____ Boone and 'You lIgI4 Up My anything I can't eat," he Hardly. Three years ago, Life.' In my case It could add. "So we have a lot of fish long after such revered have been somebody else." dinners at home. I take my out on the contunporarles as the late In addition to several boat once ma while, too. And Bing Crosby and Frank recording sessions a 3' Sinatra were more or less Como stars In a pair of whenI'm not fishing, I play a considered back numbers, television specials every little golf." Como turned up with two Qirlstrnas and Easter for Como sings in concert six gold records for "It's ABC, which was the reason or seven times a year at Impossible" and "And I for his current visit to dinner theaters around the Love You So." Hollywood. country, keeping In touch with the public. Except for a few gigs in Las Vegas, he rarely appeared on stage in PERRY COMO person during his long gratifying to experience so Como Improves with age. He career, much affection from so says he has the same He discovered the thrill of y people. vocal range he had 40 years live audiences five years ago ago. But he does nothing to Perry will expand his horiwhen he performed In keep his voice in condition. England and Scotland. The zons next month by jetting to No exercises, no rehearsals. warm response convinced Japan to play six concerts In "I don't use my pipes all him he'd been missing the 10 days. Next year he hopes that much," he said. "I've real delights of show to return to Europe. business. always believed you only Like fine Italian wine, have so many songs in you. is lI._i still seasonal shows WEDNESDAY easier to do' ACROSS 49 Donkey 51 Floor of 1 Lisa Hart. a ship fllSfl WU" 55 Actress 2 Sophia -.. Happeningi 57 Inter13 Directed national 14 Singer ' Labor Org. Roddy 59 Law (French) 15 Eroded 60 Greek mar16 French for ket place island 61 Capital 17 Old name of of Burma Tokyo 63 Taut (variant) 64 Late after18 Ladder part noon 20 The cook in Alice DOWN 22 Dared (coil.) 23 Kind of current 1 Russian king 25 Emcee 2 Aleutian Douglas island 27 Melting 3 Participle snow of to be 30 Chicken 4 That is Colonel (abbr.) 34 Fasten., 5 Prof ix foe 35 Morning three 37 Sun god 6Til(er 38 Dawn 7 Disposes of goddess (legal) d 3SAdlust, Blntirroga42l Love Lucy five actress SPaidat. Vivian -'tention 44 Abstract 10Mm---, ..being ..........Hawkey. 46 Fkittit ' -"? 12 Arrogance (slang) 19 A fuel 21 Teller offibs 24 Converses 26 Jack, in cards 27 Watering place 28 Cover 29 Actress --. Merkel 31 Even (corn,.) 32 Mythical bird 33 Compass dlreclion 36 Flat topped hill 40 Actress Be,nedefte -- 41 Crave 43 Laverne Es Shirley 46 Suite of rooms 47 Theater seat 48 Metallic element 9') Balkan native 52 Biblical word (Mark 15:34) 53 Raccoon 54 Comedian Alan Scottish no 58 --- Day at Time 62 Grand National (.bbr.) EVENING SOLUJTION ___ VILLA ALEGRE cheering. They shouted, 7:00 asking me why Ihadn't been (2)TIC TAO DOUGH there More. I told 'em that I ç py ri'u MOOP.E Sue hadn't been invited' Ann's sister gets a job on a "When I finished my competing station as their homemaker star and Sue Ann songs, they called out for me believes that the world Is to chat with them, So I t tier.____ brought a chair on stage and THE CROSS-WITS KERS WILD sat and talked, answering PMACHRIL / LIHRIR questions. I've never anything like It. They treat "MOM You as a friend, not an en"What amna Is me 15 the amber of young people who show up Imew from 1$ to 30 years old. I thought I'd be like Lawrence Welk out there playing to a sea of gray hair. Peopl, would hive 10 beoldsrthen4toresnember who I was. ft's a kickseeing so many yowg ones." — LMO 0 DNv I 01 01 I ssv YvODY N3 0 1 Ni ISSI i)NVA 03L4VQV5 SO3 Y NY Nl4 S30NYS HSfl1S 3V £ S V (1 1 3 N 0 N fl OU0iA 311 3V IV II N V. It I I S-V I aiii, .n (2) (1)000 NEWS SEE "Last Show" A behind-the-scenes look at how TV Is planned, produced and broadcast; highlights of two seasons of Studio See. (A) "It was great," he said. "When I opened In London's o Palladium, it was 10 flüfllda$ (2)0 NBC NEWS before I could sing the first (4)0 CBS NEWS note. The audience just kept 0 1C NEWS tertainer. singing, I never hear you sing.' And I told her, 'That's because you don't pay too well.' "When I'm due for a recording session, even after three months without singing, I show up at the studio, have a cup of coffee and go right In and sing without any warinis or big preparation?' Como dearly does not work out of economic necessity. Many times a millionaire, he remembers his early days as a barber. ___ $150 a week "I was making when I left the barber business," he said. "That was a lot of money 45-50 years ago." Along the way Como won seven Emmy awards for his TV shows and 17 gold records. "I've been lucky," he said. "All those years on radio and television - I guess It was more than 20 years all together - made me a member of a lot of families. Maybe that's why people tune In my TV show just to NEW RELEASE HURRICANE (PG) - Jason Robards, MIs Farrow, Dayton Ka'Ne. Romantic adventure. A very different story from the original '37 film, but just as dated. One of those native-boy-meets-visiting-white girl stories, with cliche characters and situations. But when the wind starts blowing and the water rises, forget the story and just enjoy some incredible special effects. GRADE: C+plus. GENERAL RELEASE DEER HUNTER I K) - Robert DeNiro, John Cazale, John Savage, Meryl Streep, Christopher Walken. Drama. This Is a powerful, memorable look at three Pennsylvania steel workers who go off to fight in Vietnam. Director Michael Cimino has created images you may never forget. It is too long and some of It is forced, but It remains a classic film. GRADE: A. WARRIORS. THE (R) Michael Beck, James Remar, By ELIZABETH MITCHELL American Library Aun. "It's a quiet violence, that social stuff," West Point cadet Ry Slaight's father tells his son In one of the yen's hottest first novel,s "Dress Gray." Like Ry, the book's author Lucian K. Truscott IV comes from a long line of military men. And like Ry, Truscott attended Point during the turbulent years of Vietnam war protest, when the social fabric of America, and especially the military, was tested as never before. 7:30 2) 1.11ARS CLUB :4) FAMILY FEW $1.00 BEAUTY SHOW CAROl. BURNETT AND I FRIENDS Guests: Anthony NS.V1S, oica t.ta'l,. DICK CAVITY Guest: David H&berstani. (Part 2 of 2) am (2)0 REAL PEOPLE The tunny lInings dons by everyday people end the everydey things "ft was No a family Sons by fun";eople are seen reunion in Italy t .. 1 In this saria c.,tet,qallng the èè't K V40 n Tm ev'Ø u o _ George helps Cut through the red tape that was delaying the move of LouIse and Allan's help center. (A) 6 BIG 010 VALLEY Audra becomes involved with a young man whom the other Rarkleys suspect of running a protection racket. 0 EIGHT S ENOUGH The Bradford kids, trying to study West for final exams, are harassed by senior citizens protesting one of Tom's editorials. GREAT PIWONUNCIS EVENM 8'00 (2) (1)000 NEWS STUDIO SEE Attends a wild pony roundup, tours a kids cookie-making factory and talks with a violin prodigy. (1) (ED PC NEWS cioc.sNEWS ABC NEWS 11.30 VIU.AALEGRE 700 (2) TIC TAO DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary exercises her authority to hire anyone she wants by hiring a woman sportscaster. micoss-wtTS ICKERE WILD MACNEIL / LEHRER ()0 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: James Gaiwsy. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 ROCKFORD PiLES Rockford tries to help his friend Angel recover money that was swindled from him, by an Armenian family he was trying to outsmart. POUCI WOMAN While hunting the murderer of a policewoman, Pepper learns that another pollcswoman has been savagely attacked. "Live From Lincoln Center: The Sleeping Beauty" The Amencan Ballet Theatre's lavish productlon of this Tchaikovsky classic features Cynthia Gregory arid Fernando Bujones live from the Metropolitan Opera House. $30 ® Ms.. WINSLOW & cranky elghbor Herold comes to her aid when she 12:00 is stricken by postpartum (4) BIG VALLEY Nick mistak- REPORT 730 (I) l.IAM CLUB (4)HOU.YW000 SOIMMS MATCH GAME P.M. $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE enly accuees a man of theft but am (2) 0 COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS Roy Clark, Dennis Weaver and Barbara Mandrel WI hosts for His 14th annual presentatIon of awards by the Acedey all Cow" music honoring e0i$bnos in the country music hold. MOVIE "Torn Two Lovers" (premier .) flannick, George Peppard. A woman devoted to her hueband and son becomes romanUCally involved with a charming and sophIsticated architect. CHARIJI'$ ,MPSIL$ An. -® N''' - AND doesn't realizs his mistake until after he has fought the man. 12:37 0 MANNIX 12:40 S HAWAS RVI.O A rightwing extremist who 1.51$ McQarrsft and the law are too lenient takes matters Into his own hands. (A) tOO ( TOMORROW Guests: Lee Later, executive sports director for KHON-TV in Honololu; Ed Richard, cineirman of a to r.dievfl grOu May 3 THURSDAY 100 0 VEGA$ A female daredevil (Marlyn Mason) plans one last spectacular feat, unaware that her death would mean $1 million in insurance for her promoter. 11.1W NEWS TODAY SI THE LEGISI.ATUM PRIINOS Guests: Ruth I -, Richard Crinna. DICK CAVITY Guest: Anne Jackson. 500 (2) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "The Mystery Of Animal Behavior" German naturalist photograph er Heinz Slslmann has spent his life SCOfdktg anknis In their natu ni habitats. (I) •TIME EXPRESS An eidng man whobungleda roflistics and an We skating ,•. CHINA SYNDROME, THE (PG) - Jane Fonda, Jack Leminon, Michael Douglas. Thriller. This is a "what if" story — what if there was a malfunction in a nuclear power plant, and what if the gal TV news reporter sniffed It out, and what if the nuclear scientist didn't find it, and what if the power company brass tried to cover it up? It leaves you wondering — what if a real one had a flaw and blew up and left a hole in the sand clear down to China? GRADE: B -plus. CRAMP, THE (PG) - Jon Voight, Faye Dunaway, Ricky Schroder. Drama. Director Franco Zeffirelli has dusted off the old classic about the ex-champ and his son and the rich lady who used to be the kid's mother. He pulls out all the stops -no sob is left unsobbed — and It's a treat for the love-to-cry set. But it is overlong and very oversentimental. Young Ricky Schroder is the best child actor In years, however. GRADE: B. LITTLE ROMANCE, A (PG) - Laurence Olivier, Arthur Hill, Sally Kellerman. Romantic Comedy. This one will enchant you. A pair of teen-agers find each other, ui1 find Innocent romance, against a background of Paris and Venice. With lovely music and beautiful photography, this has fun, excitement and all those good things. GRADE: A. (FIlm grading: A—superb; B—good; C — average; U—. poor; F - awful) - DRESS GRAY by Lucian K. Truscott IV (Doubleday, from himself—from his true 489 pages, $10.95) self — and he didn't knwo ..THE POWER OF THEIR GLORY, AMERICA'S it." RULING CLASS: THE EPISCOPALIANS by Kit and "Dress Gray" is about how Frederica Knonllge (Wyden, 408 pages, 112.95. Ry Slaight grows up and MOVERS & SHAKERS IN GEORGIA by Lucinda comes to know himself. His Bunoen and Frankle Coxe (Simon and Schuster, 160 search is doubly hard pages, 112,95 because of the elaborate and enveloping structure of West Point. In fact, it Is not a Being part of a highly his faults, all his failures.., search Ry undertakes structured social tradition and for all his skills, all his knowingly. The impetus is can define a person from talents, for his manners, his his compulsion to unravel cradle to grave. Truscott sense of right and wrong, his the mystery surrounding the describes how West Point tenderness, his OCCaSIOnal grisly and sensational death had defined Ry Slaight: bursts of anger, bitterness, of cadet David Hand. "West Point was his excuse resentment. . . In a way West Hand was a bright, for everything. For all his Point protected Ry Slaight. talented engaging young moods, all his mistakes, all West Point protected him rusts who seemed to fit into West Point perfectly. But By say hello again." and to find out who murdered his wife many years earlier. Thomas Wailes. Drama. Street gang action - It's "West Side Story" without soul and a"Clockwork Orange" without brains. But. . - the actors' bluster, the violence choreographed more for bravura than blood, and the New York subway settings combine for one great visually arresting spectacle. Perversely fascinating. Caution: May be hazardous to your health, since film Is rumored to have incited several attacks by inspired viewers. GRADE: B. (O'Brien) 'Dress Gray ' A Social Commentary _______________________________ b.cause th.y're little May 2 Friday, April 27, 17-11 WtAoq W,a a so takes on the time ixpr L:. 0 MORK & MINDY Mork, convinced he Is a misfit, decides to leave Earth until Orson shows hire what Mindy's life would have been like without him. (12) HIGHCLIFFE MANOR In their continuing quest for control, two of the foundation leaders hire a hit man to do away with Ian Glivllle. NOVA 'Still Waters" Appearing as a placid haven, the life and rhythm of a pond is in reality the scene of constant, frenetic drama. (R) ANTON Guests: Ben Vereen, Or Peterson. (4) 0 BARPIIA8Y JONES Betty, on vacation at a peaceful seaside resort, becomes the bait to trap a rapist. (R) TODAY IN THE LEGISLATURE 1 11:00 ® 0 © NEWS DICK CAVETT Guest: Antony Tudor. 11:30 2)(12ITONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Luciano Pavarotti, Roy Clark, Carter Alsop, Charles Nelson Reilly. (4)THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 M'A'S'H A homesick B.J. writes home to his wife 0 MORK $ MINDY Mork recounting some of the events reports to the Immigration at the 40771h. including bureau to register himself as an Hawkeye's attempt to stuff alien. (R) people Into a Volkswagon. (R) (12) THE CASTAWAYS ON STAP.SKY & HUTCH A GNAJGW8 ISIAND Gilligan beautiful girl stashes a suitcase (Bob Denver) and his fellow of stolen money In Starsky's castaways, shipwrecked again apartment. (R) on the deserted iSle, are once again rescued but decide to 1200 return and turn the island Into a VALLEY A roving band ____ resort. tropical of marauders begins robbing 8:30 9:00 (2) TO El ANNOUNCED FIVE-0 (4)• HAWAII series of kIll- McOarrsft links a logs to a horoscope cast by a famous astrologer. (R) 6(1 Robert Duvall and Lee AsmiCk portray General Dwight D. EIsenhower and his trusted military aid. Kay Summ.rsby in this saga tracing the A,nsri can hero's war years. 0WOLD 'Australia: The Lucky Continent?" The people "down under" try to coins to terms with their European identity and Asian economic geography. 11 11 wscovera 11111111uavics nanu, boy wonder. from New Orleans, was really all form and no substance - much like the acedemy which provided his raison d'etre. Ry also discovers that David Hand was a homosexual: a man who demanded control, not affection. Though "Dress Gray" does not focus on homosexuality per se, the matter of control is central. At West Point, Truscott writes, "Everything you do Is controlled.. . you go from being controlled to being one of the controllers.. In order to become a warrior, you had to understand what it is to be warred upon." For a more focused and scholarly look at changing social druture in America, "The Power of Their Glory" examines the traditional "ruling class" in this coiastry, a group Kit and Frederica Konolige call . S . ....... IJUCIAN K. TRUSCOTT IV to view America's people who love exactly what development in terms of they are doing and who they Episcopalian aristocracy are. This is their charm and that they oversimplify the Episcocratic style. history. For instance, they Their great achievement Is insist that the Presbyterian not merely to succeed, to rise M e 11 o n 5, Baptist to heights of prestige and Rockefellers and Catholic influence, but to do that with are Kennedys really style, too, without the apEpiscocrats at heart, ex- pearance of nasty, driving plalning that religion plays and, above all, obtrusive — very little part in what ambition." Episcocracy is all about. Where "The Power of At the same time, the Th eir Glory" is a "Who's Konoliges are aware of the Who" of America's past, subtleties Involved as a "Movers & Shakers in and killing in the valley, and the newly rich and powerful Georgia" Is a kind of plcranchers try to stop It. "Eplacocrats." This is an American family breaks into tonal "Who's Who" of the informative volume, filled Episcocratic circles. "With 12:06 new South's new center of 01$ LATE MOVIE with Interesting details Eplacocrats," the Konoliges political, financial, and "UcCioud: The Barefoot Stew- about a variety of write, "there are thousands &dess Caper" (1972) DennIs Episcocrats, for George of ways to cultural power Georgia. try but fall to keep Weaver, Patrick O'Nsal. Washington tirough tsp." John Put together by Insiders, McCloud learns that a group of IAndU3r. Some 150 photos This somewhat anide tonw are dt,j.. this collection Airline stewardesses of bang as International jewel and an Index supplement this Is typical of "The Power of photographs, unfortunately, thieves. social history, which tells the Their Glory," and gets a bit is largely inconsprehenajvle story not Of a religious wearing, especially because to those who are not In the 12:37 4enomsatjon but of an In- Itls accompanied bya hint of know about who exactly Is 0 MANNIX formally structured social envy and awe. The authors moving and shaking down - too TOMORROW Guest: (2) Ds'• JosePh Pursch, head of the Alcohol Rehabl1tatkqn .unit caste. often sound both con- south. In fact, Its loose the t.mnptuota and jealous, e.g. organization and lack of Epécrt meIppr IeesI "Throsh all tIRi wear of life,, ezplanpqry text may strike -bL u,,:the EscocraI. quietly exclude, the wUnitlatedus.downright e. : *WtO*1U a $uIn4 the .c$,qf$5bjep$a ..of arrogant. Unfortunately, ! 10 fl I .,'-.. �10—Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford Ft. Como By Placid Waters Of Success VERNON SCO'I'I' HOLLYWOOD (DPI) Perry Como cut his first song for RCA Records, "Goodbye, Sue," an old 79-speed ballad 35 years ago and jtat signed a 19-year extension with the company, - - - thereby establishing a longevity landmark, The smooth, easy-going Como thought a bo ut his contract and burst out laughing. "I'll soon be 66 years old," he said. "When Islgned the extension, I said, 'You must be crazy. I'll beina wheelchair 10 years from now.,, Hardly. Three years ago, long after such revered contemporaries as the late Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra were more or less considered back numbers, Como turned up with two gold records for "It's Impossible" and "And I Love You So." Friday, April 27, 1,7, Sails "Wh.!n t)vi.. —460 %AUUC along, ley scared the hell out of me," the singer said, "T a i's'u ee5iaj 5fl0W5 ___________ because they're a little easier to do," he said. "They grinning. "I wasn't looking dictate the songs. Lotte for such big hits at that point springtime music at Easter in my career. I think ftk, and, of course, . th ere are that come cit of left field, hundreds of. Christmas You can't look for them, songs. I've doing the ,Its as If songs are Christmas shbeen ow for some 21 looking for somebody right years now." COme lives,,, on the inland 'I've waterway In J%*ter, Fin., IS miles north 01 Miam i, with been his wife 01 46 years, Rosalie. Almost every day finds lucky' Perry In his 19-400t power boat out on the water fishing. "I don't like to catch to sing 'em. Like Debby Boone and 'You 11g14 Up My anything I can't eat," he Life.' In my case It could said. "So we have a lot of fish have been somebody else." dinners at home. I take my In addition to several grandchildren out on the recording sessions a year, boat once In a while, too. And Como stars in a pair of when I'm not fishing, I play a television specials every little golf." Christmas and Easter for Como sings In concert six ABC, which was the reason or seven times a year at for his current visit to dinner theaters around the Hollywood. country, keeping In touch with the public. Except for a few gigs in Las Vegas, he rarely appeared on stage In person during his long Maybe that sounds dumb. But there comes a time when the pipes wear out. So I don't overdo It. "My daughter once cornpained, 'Daddy, for a man who makes his livin g singing, I never hear you sing.' And I told her, 'That's because you don't pay too welL' "When I'm due for a recording session, even after three months without singing, I show up at the studio, have a c of coffee and go right in and sing without any warin*s or big preparatlo&' Como dearly does not work out of economic necessity. Many times a PERRY COMO gratifying to experience so career. much affection from so He discovered the thrill of many people. live audiences five years ago Perry will expand his horiwhen he performed in England and Scotland. The zons next month by jetting to warm response convinced Japan to play concerts in him he'd been missing the 10 days. Next six year he hopes real delights of show to return to Europe. business. seasonal shows easier ACROSS 1 Lisa Hart- 49 Donkey 51 Floor of a ship 55 Actress Sophia 57 International Labor Org, 59 Law (French) 60 Greek mar. Set place 61 Capital of Burma 63 Taut 64 Late afternoon 12 Arrogance 41 Crave (slang) 43 Laverne & 19 A fuel Shirley 21 Teller of fibs 46 Suite of 24 Converses rooms 26 ..jck, in 47 Theater scat cards 48 Metallic 27 Watering element place 50 Balkan 28 Cove, native 29 Actress 52 Biblical Merkel word (Mark 15:34) 31 Even (cant,.) 32 Mythical 53 Raccoon bird 54 Comedian an was 2m Happening! 13 Directed 14 Singer Ruddy 15 Eroded 16 French for island 17 Old name Tokyo (variant) 18 Ladder part 20 The cook 33 Compass diin Alice leCtion DOWN 22 Dared (coil.) 36 Flat topped 23 Kind of hill current 1 Russian king 40 Actress Bet25 Emcee 2 Aleutian nidette - ' Douglas -- 27 Melting $flQW 30 Chicken Colonel 34 Fastener 35 Morning 37 Sun god 38 Dawn goddess 39 Adjusted 42 I Love Lucy actress Vivian--- - -. .V Wand 3Paniciple of to be 4 That Is EVENING 11 National labbr,) S Prefix to, three STiller 7 Disposes of (legal) Slnteuog.,. live 9Paid attention tNoury V I 01 0 1 I VNODV N3I01 3a ssv iii N] ISSJ N VA a lily a S03 V I NV NI4 SI3QNyS HSflls 1 3 isva oaa 3 A IV u is v 13N DNfll Ill • V. ii i I IV I eoo (2) ® .0 NEWS do' "It was great," he SIUOIO BEE "Leal Show" A behind.the-scens look at how TV is planned, produced and oroadcast; highlights of two seasons of Studio See. (A) t30 "When i Palladiwn, it Was 10 minutes (1)(M NEC NEWS before I could sing the first (4)0 C18 NEWS note. The audience just kept S ARC NEWS ViLLA A1.EGRE cheering. They shouted, asking me why I hadn't been 7'00 TAC DOUGH there before.! told 'em that I GD MARY TYLER ooa s hadn't been Invited. Ann's sister "When I finished my songs, they gets a job on a competing station as their homemak er star and Sue Ann called out for me beiie a that t he world chat with them. So I t her. brought a chair on stage and r THE CIIOS$.WIT$ V sat and talked, answering S JOKER'S WILD to questions. I've never anything like It. They treat _____ YOU as a friend, not an an. tertainer. "Whet amasea lame IS the amber of young people who show up I mean from IS to 30 years old. I thought I'd be like Lawrence Welk out therepltoaassofpay hair. Peopl. would have to beolder then4Otoremernbsr who I was. It's a kick seeing so many young ones." was Ilk, a famIiy reunion In Italy for me. I - "1. 4', 62 Grand labor.) -... -- Scottish no 58 --. Day at a Time SOLIJTIO 44 Abstract 10 Alan ..being - - - - ----- HIWkJ. lFkatter Alan to May WEDNESDAY b.cause th.y're a liftI• Como improves with age.He says he Mill has the same vocal range he had 40 years ago. But he does nothing to keep his voice In condition. No exercises, no rehearsals. "I don't use my pipes all that much," he said. "I've always believed you only Like fine Italian wine, have so many songs In you. 'I plck.d Is S MACNEIL / LIHNER 7.30 4) Hurri*cane, Cliche Chara cters, Story NEW RELEASE Jason Robards, Mia Farrow, payton Ka'Ne. Romantic adventure. A very different gory from the original '37 film, but just as dated. One of those native-boy-meets-visiting-white girl stories, with cliche characters and situations. But when th e wind starts Wowing and the water rises, forget the story and just ejoy some incredible special effects. GRADE: C+plus. HURRICANE (PG) CUJS NE' Clark, Dennis CAROL BURNETT AND praj on of FRIENDS Guests: Anthony Mad DICK CAVITY Guest: DevldHal tam.(par,2of 2) am ( 5 REAL PEOPLE The funny things dons by everyday People and the everyday things donw by funny people we seen in this series celebrating the doè'tt)i1ItwWortrip Amerosneç1grC. ®,• V't1l li k*' one undo up in troubIwh' ' '. and to find out who murdered his wife many years earlier. ums Weaver and Barbara Mandrel are hosts for the 14th annual Newlay, Dick Marlin. - 1000 George helps cut through the VEGA$ A female daredevil red tape that was delaying t he (Marlyn Mason) plans one last move of Louise and Allan's spectacular feat, unaware that help center. (R) her death would mean $1 mu5 BIG VALLEY Audra lion In insurance for her becomes involved with a young promoter. man whom the other Ba,$iI.ys $U$piCt of running a protection racket. (4)00 NEWS TODAY WI THE LEGISLASlIGHT IS ENOUGH The Bradford kids, trying to study TURE for final exams, are harassed 11:30 by senior citizens protesting ()5 TONIGHT Host: Johnny one of Tom's editorials, COMM.Guest: James Galway. 5 GPIAT PIRFORMU1C15 (1) THE NEWLYWED GAME "Uvs From Lincoln Center: The 5 NOCKFORD FILES RockSleeping Beauty" e Amen- ford tries to help his friend Th can Ballet Theatre's lavish pro- Angel recover money th at was duction of this Tchaikovsky swindled from him, by an classic features Cynthia Grego- Armenian family he was trying ry and Fernando Bujones N to outsmart. from the Metropolitan Opera 5 POLICE WOMAN While House, hunting the murderer of a policewoman, Pepper learns that another Policewoman has (ID WINSLOW a SON Susan's cranky neighbor Nw- been savagely attacked. old comes to her aid when she 12:00 Is stricken by postpartum (4)5I0 VALLEY Nick mistaliblues. enly accuses a man of theft but doesn't realize his mistake Until (2)5 COUNTRY MUSIC after he has fought the man. AWARDS Roy DANCE $1.00 REAlITY SHOW - ,0fflQ of ••fl• by lii GDO MOVE 'Torn B.br.e, Two TWO (Premiers) Ramick, George Peppard. A woman devoted to her hueband and son becomes romantically involved with a charming and scphisticate architect. HARL*'$ iNSIL$ An. 61 5 MANNOC 12:37 Dress ' By ELIZABETH MITCHELL American Ubrary Aun. "It's a quid violence, that social stuff," West Point cadet By Slaight's father tells his son in one of the ye&'s hottest first novels "Dress Gray." Like Ry, the book's author Lucian K. Truscott N cornea from a long line of military men. And like Ry, Truscott attonded Wed Point during the tirbulent years of Vietnam w protest, when the social fabric of America, and wecIally the military, was Wed as never before. THURSDAY 6.00 (4)00 2) NEWS S STUDIO SEE Attends a slid pony roundup, tours a kids cookie-making factory and talks with a violin prodigy. 8:30 (2) NBC P4Ewe c4)SCaaPews vei.* At.G 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (I) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary exlrcisss her authority to hits anyone she wants by hiring a woman spoqlscuter, S ma CROSS-WITS JOKER'S wu.o MACNEIL / LEHRER I (2) LIARS C wing extremist who field MCG.,T.tt and the law ar too lenient takes matters Into his own hands. (A) 100 (2) TOMORROW Guests: Las Law, executive sports director for KHON-TV In Honotutu; Ed Richard, chairman of a ___ .61 ___ 730 (4) HOLLYWOOD $QUAMS $100,000 I 'rupii MATCH GAME P.M. NAME THAT _____ o cmot. sueii UNOS GusstL Ruth Richard Crenna. o , DICK CAVITT Guest: Anne Jackson. $00 (2) NATIONAL MOSRAPHIC PICIAL "The Mystery Of Behavior" German naturalist photographer Heinz Sleknann has spent his life Animal 'SCOtdln0 animals in their naturh habitats, ) TIME EXPRESS An advsrftsiog man who bungled a romance and an IC. skating owg~"1110 a chance to takes onu.tim.èxpi CHINA SYNDROME, THE (PG) Jane Fonda, Jack Lemmon, Michael Douglas. Thriller. This is a "what If" story what if there was a malfunction In a nuclear power plant, and what if the gal TV news reporter sniffed It out, and what if the nuclear scientist didn't find It, and what if the power company brass tried to cover it up? It leaves you wondering — what If a real one had a flaw and blew up and left a hole in the sand clear down to China? GRADE: B -plus. CHAMP, THE (PG) Jon Voight, Faye Dunaway, Ricky Schroder. Drama. Director France Zefflrelil has dusted off the old classic about the ex-champ and his son and the rich lady who used to be the kid's mother. He pulls out all the stops no sob is left unsobbed and it's a treat for the love-to-cry set, But It is overlong and very oversentimental. Young Ricky Schroder is the best child actor In years, however. GRADE; B. LITTLE ROMANCE, A (PG) Laurence Olivier, Arthur Hill, Sally Kellerman. Romantic Comedy. This one will enchant you. A pair of teen-agers find each other, an d find innocent romance, against a background of Paris and Venice. With lovely music and beautiful photography, this has fun, excitement and all those good things. GRADE: A. - - Gray' A - - - - (Film grading: A—superb; B—good; C—average; 0— poor; F - awful) Soc'i4 al Commentary DRESS GRAY by Lucian K. Truscott IV (Doubleday, from himself—from his true 489 pages, 110.95) self — and he didn't knwo .THE POWER OF THEIR GLORY, AMERICA'S It." RULING CLASS: THE EPISCOPALIANS by Kit and "DressGray"Isabouthow Frederica Knonlige (Wyden, 408 pages, 112.95. Ry Slaight grows up and MOVERS & SHAKERS IN GEORGIA by Lucinda comes to know himself. His Burnea and Frankle Coxe (Simon and Schuster, ISO search Is doubly hard pages, 112,95 because of the elaborate and enveloping structure of West Point. In fact, It Is not a Being part of a highly his faults, all his failures... search Ry undertakes struct ured social tradition and for all his skills, all his knowingly. The Impetus is can define a person from talents, for his manners, his his compulsion to unravel cradle to grave. Truscott sense of right and Wt01%& his the mystery surrounding the describes how West Point tenderness, his occasional grisly and sensational death had defined Ry Slaight: bursts of anger, bitterness, of cadet David Hand. "West Point was his excuse resentment... In a way West Hand was a bright, for everything. For all his Point protected Ry Slaight. talented engaging young moods, all his mistakes, all West Point protected him man who seemed to fit into West Point perfectly. But Ry ANTON Guests: Ben Vereen, mo5 mat uavia uana, May 3 boy wonder. from New Oscar Peterson. (1) 0 MORK 1 MINDY Mork, EVENING Thomas Walks. Drama. Street gang action — it's "West Side Story" without soul and a"Clockwork Orange" without brains. But. . the actors' bluster, the violence choreographed more for bravura than blood, and the New York subway settings combine for one great visually arresting spectacle. Perversely fascinating. Caution: May be hazardous to your health, since film Is rumored to have incited several attacks by inspired viewers. GRADE: B. (O'Brien) . - 12:40 S NAWAP FIVE.O A right- - GENERAL RELEASE DEER HUNTER R) Robert DeNiro, John Cazale, J. Savage, MeryiStreep, Christopher Walken. Drama. This Is a powerful, memorable look at three Penn. sylvania steel workers who go off to fight in Vietnam. Director Michael Cimino has created Images you may never forget. It is too long and some of It Is forced , but It remains a classic f ilm. GRADE: A. WARRIORS, THE (R) Michael Beck, James Remar, millionaire, he remembers his early days as a barber. "I was making $150 a week when I left the barber business," he said. "That was a lot of money 4550 years ago." Along the way Como won seven Emmy awards for his TV shows and 17 gold records. "I've been lucky," he said. "All those years on radio and television I guess It was more than 20 years all together made me a member of a lot of families. Maybe that's why people tune In my TV show just to say hello again." Friday, April 27, 1979-11 0 BAR NARY JONES Betty. on vacation at a peaceful seaside resort, becomes the bait to trap a rapist. (R) Orleans, was really all form and no substance much - like the acedemy which convinced he Is a misfit, decides to leave Earth until 0 TODAY IN THE LEGISLA- provided his raison d'etre. Ry also discovers that Orson shows hiri what Mindy's TURE David Hand was a life would have been like with11:00 out him. (lj) HIGHCLIFFE MANOR in their continuing quest for control, two of the foundation leaders hire a hit man to do away with Ian Glenville. l NOVA "Still Waters" Appearing as a placid haven, the life and rhythm of a pond is In reality the scene of constant, frenetic drama. (R) 8:30 0 MORK I MINDY Mork reports to the immigration bureautoregisterhimseifasan 00 NEWS homosexual: a man who demanded control, not of- DICK CAVETT Guest: Antony Tudor. fection. Though "Dress Gray" does not focus on 11:30 Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Luciano Pavarotti, Roy Clark, Carter AlsOp, Charles Nelson Reilly. homosexuality c2)tIJI TONIGHT (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 MA'S'H A homesick B.J. writes home to his wife recounting some of the events at the 40771h. including Hawkeye's attempt to stuff ____________ per se, the matter of control is central. At West Point, Truscott writes, "Everything you do Is cont rolled. .you go from being controlled to being one of the controllers. . . In order to become a warrior, you had to understand what it is to be warred upon." For a more focused and scholarly look at changing social strtture In America, The Power of Their Glory" LUC1AN K. TRUSCOTT IV to view America's people who love exactly what development In terms of they are doing and who they Episcopalian aristocracy are. This is their charm and that they oversimplify the Episcocratic style. history. For Instance, they Their great achievement is Insist that the Presbyterian not merely to succeed, to rise M e 110 fi 5, B a p t i s t to heights of prestige and Rockefellers and Catholic are really people into a Volkswagon. (R) THE CASTAWAYS ON 0 STAR8KY I HUTCH A Episcocrats at heart, exOILUGAN'S ISLAND Gilligan beautiful girl stash.s a suitcase plalning that religion plays (Bob Derer) and his follow of stolen money in Starsky's very little part in what castaways, shipwrecked apartment.(R) Eplacocracy is all about. on the deserted 51, are examines the traditional At t he same time, the again rescued but decide to 12:00 return and turn the island Into RIG VALLEY A roving band "ruling class" in this Konoligea are aware of tropical resort. of marauders begins robbing coimtry, a group Kit and subtleties Involved as a and killing In the valley, and the Frederica Konolige call newly rich and powerful 9 ranchers try to stop it. "Episcocrats." This is an American family breaks Into (2) TO N ANNOUNCED PIVE.O HAWAII Informa tive volume, filled Eplacocratic circles. "With (1) 0 1206 MC0att links u1rs of kill. • C95 LATE MOVIE with interesting details Episcoaats," the Konoilges logs to a horoscope cut by a "UcCioud: The Barefoot Stew- about a variety of write, "there are thousands famous astrologer. (R) ardeu Caper" (1912) Episcocrats, for George of ways to try but failto keep PC1 Robert Duvall and Lee W.aver, Patrick O'Neal. Washington through John up." Remick portray General Dwight McCloud learns that a group of Lin ay Some 150 photos his trusted ds . This somewhat &dde tonw 0. Eisenhower and stewardesses are doumilitary aide Kay Summersby bling as te,atai and an Index iupplen'.M this is typical 01 "The Power of In this saga traci ng the thieves, social history, which tells the Their Glory," and gets a bit can hero's war years. story not 01 a religious wearing, especially beca use SWOALD "Australia: The 12:37 but of an In- ltisaccompaniedbyahlntof Lucky Continent?" The people 5 r tured social envy and awe. The authors f or ma ll y st uc "down under" try to come to caste. often sound both conterms with their European 2) TOMORROW Guest: Unfortunately, the temptuotm and jealous, e.g. identity and Asian economic (2) Joseph Pursch, head of the geography. Alcohol Rehs4ljtstiqn unl!, EpIscrt mphor seems "Throth all tile wear of life,, 'l('!,'\ ioe, ii .if,• the Ecocrata qui1y exclude, ':bltf. 4$qmn4 the"cowSoc$sWetess ..f ç ilg,ss alien. (R) , . Kennedys influence, but to do that with style, too, without the ap- pearance of nasty, driving and, above all, obtrusive — ambition." Where "The Power of Their Glory" is a "Who's Who" of America's past, "Movers & Shakers in is a kind of pieorul "Who's Who" of the new South's new center of political, financial, and cultural power Georgia. Put together by Insiders, this collection of photographs, unfortunately, Is largely Incoenprehensivle to those who are not in the know about who exactly is moving and shaking down south. In fact, Its loose organiso and lack of - may strike the UfllfliUiw s.do,jgh t. explant'y,t. arrogant. . �4 SUNDAY EDITION 71st Year, No. 216—Sunday, April 29, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—( USPS 48.280)—Price 25 Cents County Employment H:• _ q4 4 T, wr~ _ - -- LiI Il I • I •• 1 Picture B rightens; Hundreds Find Work U : a i . iii I Jim Terwilieger's Health I class at Seminole High School instructs students in the basic first aid techniques. Above, Daphnie Metts poses as an injured victim as Cynthia Brown (middle) and Liz Andes apply the traction splint. I Ij yn tht"a Brown: She Makes Youth Week Significant iI a • I I I f' T 4 !TTT I ' L' kJ ' ' ( I " TrT r - By SHARON CARRASCO -V 1 • - - 1- • I r r• z ' - - - .-. _ ' - ' - MATTRESS and FOUNDATION SEMINOLE COUNTY YOUTH WEEK SCHEDULE April 29-May 5 SUNDAY, APRIL" Youth Programs, Inc. Horse Show, Wilco Sales Arena, Route 46,4 miles west of Interstate-4, beginning at 9 a.m. L4pplzan exhIbition, 1 p.m. Spectators free. Youth Art Display in Robinson's Concourse, Altamonte Mall all during week. MONDAY, APRIL30 League of Women Voters New Voter Registration Siqbie Ccinrnwdty College Student Activity Center, 10 am to 3p.m. Seminole County Bar Association Courthouse Tours. Information: 3.483O Ext. 279• THURSDAY, MY 3 Youth Programs, Inc. Soccer Clinic, 4-7pn., 51fOr4 Middie School. Free to first 50 youth to sign up. InforP': 347I0. Palms Counseling Seminar "Practical Methods of Dialing with Behavoir Problems In Children and ,yaids," Spring Oaks Recreation Center, 7 p.m. Free to first 0 persona to register at 644-7347. INEVER BEFORE hm Sst$ov• QUEEN SIZE PRICED THIS L( IN SIZE -. FULL -SIZE ONLYI ApI26,fl&2$II KING SIZE . 95 , chicken with its head cut off while this guy Is beating his head on the ground." With the help of bystanders, Cynthia was able to steady the man until the ambulance arrived. It was her first experience with an emergency crisis and she handled it like a professional rescue workers said. And, what with Youth Week (April 29-May 5) ex' tensively observed throughout Seminole County and this being the International Year of the Child, Cynthia and some of her fellow students are prime examples of youth In action. Not one for taking credit, Cynthia attributes her prowess partly to Jim TerwWager's Health I clan &W her love of physical aC1enCL' Both her mother and aunt are registered nurses and Cynthia plans to follow suit in the field of health careers Other students who have put into practice the teaching Herald Staff Writer One Saturday last February darted out like most for Cynthia Brown, a senior at Seminole High School. She usually sold hot dogs and cokes on the weekends behind one of the concessions scattered across the Central Florida Zoological Park. Then It happened. A fellow zoo employee of Cynthia's had Just gone on his lunch break when he began rocking beck and festh collapsing to the ground. He was having an eplle$Ic.type fit and no one seemed to know what to do. Inaspllt.eecond'sUme, Cynthia rushed from behind the Coocson coimt.r end began employing the first aid she'd acdred In her No school class, "I first grabbed some jachata and placed them under Ms head to make an airway and tried to keep him calm," Cynthia recalls. "I wss just glad that I was there and was able to keep my cool," she adds. "I didn't dart running around like a 95 II See CYNTHIA, Page 12A FRIDAY, MAY 4 Seminole County Bar Association Mock Trial, 9 a.m., County Commission Board Room, Courthouse. Information: call 3234330 Ex. 779. First Baptist Church Youth Led Revival, 7 p.m., 519 Park Ave., Sanford. Information: 3234041. YOUTH DAY, SATURDAY, MAY S Festival In the Park and Health Fair, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 4th Street and Park, Sanford. Free entertainment, games, and exhibits. Information: 323-1760. HR&Foster Care Children's Story Hour, 10 am. and 2 p.m., Sanford Civic Center Annex. Free. Information: 229.00. Community Leaders vs. Youth Softball Games, 2-5 p.m., Chase Memorial Park Sanford. Admission, $1 for adults. Information: 322-9146. Sanford Chlldiood Development Center Dimey Trip, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Drug Action Committee Art Auction, 7 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic center, $1. Information: 834-1221. Lake Mary Block Party and Dance. 7:30 p.m. to midnight, Lake Mary Elementary School. Free. Information: , - there is no area of the county 68,178 are employed. The labor looking for summer emBy GEOFFREY POUNDS where the demand for up- force at the same time last year ployment," Prescott said. Herold Staff Writer A record number of Job plicants Is slack. was just tinder 70,000 he said. Youths working during the "The whole county is in a Figures used by his office summer months will not alter seekers found positions in Seminole County during the good economic period right compute anyone who works the employment figures. He month of April, Florida State now, the jobs are not just at the more than 20 hours a week to be said those positions are Employment Service Manager south end. a full-time worker. calculated separate from the "As a matter of fact, I've Prescott said there has been a general labor force. Ralph Prescott said today. Prescott said during March been getting inquiries from surge of females entering the Prescott said an increase in 436 persons were placed on Jobs industries in Orlando and job market this year in the light industry throughout the by his office. That figure, which elsewhere seeking information county. lie said 47.9 percent of office are county coupled with a continued was the highest ever recorded on the labor market in the north the applicants at his rise in the demand for service by the Sanford office, has end of the county," he said. now female. lie said 37.9 perare the key already been surpassed in Prescott said the county cent of the placements this year occupation workers factors In the declining April, he said. unemployment rate dipped have been for females. In addition, he said 25.5 unemployment figures. Service "It is a good market for those from seven percent for the looking for jobs. We have an same time last year to 5.9 percent of the placements this occupation workers include sales clerks, hotel and motel excess of offers," he said. "We percent at the present time. The year have been minorities, 21.5 workers and restaurant national employment rate is 5.7 percent of those placed are workers. need good applicants." veterans and 29.4 percent of the The employment picture is percent. The 5.9 percent figure is placements were for workers bright for almost all levels of "It is not an up and down sort applicants, from the based on a county-wide labor under age 22. of thing. The picture looks very professional levels to the mm- force of 72,486 full-time "Right now we are preparing good and should remain very skilled, said Prescott. He said workers, of which Prescott said for the placement of students steady," Prescott said. Sanford Woman Charged In Mate's Shooting Death Thelma Brooks' sister Details of the shooting were mother accompanied her to the a bait. describes her as a hard- sketchy today however. San- pouce department. "They've bad to afl police working person determined at ford police said they arrested Mrs. Brooks, according to her back and forth, back and forth. self-improvement and Mrs. Brooks, 31, shortly after sister, has three children, He was always beating up on "someone who strives con- the 7:45 p.m. shooting when she at home and another with two his her and throwing her out of the stantly to become something went to the police department father in South Carolina. The house," Mrs. Brooks' sister better." to report the incident, two at home, her sister said, are related. Today,. Mrs. Brooks is In Shortly after the shooting, a girl, 9 and a boy, 11. "1 don't Mrs. Brooks is a part-time Seminole County Jail charged Mrs. Brooks went to the home have any children, so they'll student at Seminole with first degree murder In of her mother, Mrs. Pearlie May with me until we see what Community College mornings connection with the shooting Brown of West 13th Street for happens with this mess," Mrs. and attends a school for death Friday night of her 44- help, her sister said. Brooks' sister said. beauticians In Orlando at. year-old husband, Adolphus "When she got to my Although police reports In- ternoons, her sister added. Brooks in the couple's home at mother's house, she asked dicated no motive for the "She wanted to get her 165 Bethune Circle, Sanford. someone standing on the porch shooting, except that it was beautician's She was "Now it's all gone, this to ask my mother to conic out. related to a domestic working hard atlicense. It. - . now this," tragedy has ruined her whole She told her '1 just shot Sonny. argument, Mrs. Brooks' sister Mrs. Brooks' sister said. life," Mrs. Brooks' sister said 'That's what they they called said the couple have had They found his body on the this morning. him." She said Mrs. Brooks' problems for the past year and floor of a bedroom. TIME TO SPRING FORWARD How do you move this Jury Award Is 2001000; Y But He'll Get Only $29,000 550 N. HWY. 17-92, LONGWOOD, FLORIDA i • ¼ mIIs north of Hwy. 434. _________ ssd Sum. i--... —_s__ - -- ------- a - -- .- - —I A az.member Seminole in the Auto-Train pickup truck across the railroad crossing. avoid-the accident. According to his testimony, But the jury sided with Bait Ds1sr man $M,M for to be "pennanently injured." Z1ButII was delving his then Hayes, the defense attorney, ui Injiclas 1w mffwW In The collision occurred at a four-year-old son to kin- who said simply: io.Troin p'thp truck grids croidng on Barwick dergaiten in Ms pickup truck (If this accident , Road, jwdwwdo(Uj. 1748and when It Mailed at railroad ______ failod to look north -louise, became he Was au th of the SL Join's River crossing In the pith ° w pieced eJ$g in 5fs in Voinda Coimty. law preaching train. His track was on MA track as rngJ8n on 'time so he coaid avoid ded,sIgMeniyt Claiming the struck in the left rear just as ___dmk bygoing the =wMa put of the Ado-Train crew, ZeBdhaboedhjgaonooflje 11. jUry of two wemus and ZaButh filed the clvii auit puuger win law of the truck, men 'diliberdid almost against both the Auto-Train he testified. In its d rdlons, the jiry hews Fridey m.ruwn Cerpordlon and the Seaboard Up 7thk who was a1de the blue. rw'iig the decision on (i4Iw Railroad Cv'npuuy. ' . Uwk on was, traw two railroad firma 10 percud Lir' 'iegllgs' In the accident. - JWerZ,1db 31, of DeBary, Train crew failed to Maw am Mom to SUlfied ZeButh was awarded $175,110 dw dd 00K$ Was, ink ww"to WW him of U10 by BeaconHolpital Ambulance at. for loss of Lomne sail pwmd oftombg h1in as be MhK condition by a hospital 101,111 HavIng enedfums been -stiwIu mw.dhrfarW raanIyed mom of • eda ad rheard from the Ø,1IS,lawyen - -- 4uaty jary his awarded a t'oflhalon from which he claimed ___ - a 0, • 0 - -' . - / - - - • • - - IllfTf, "": .. _______ - ... N -- . • - Jobs Graham, Ziflath' • • __ • - - • :', j;;;'iwsewiiici. , - • - A , t' -• .•. ., .............. .::' '-, : -.• ---- ,. .. ,-•. frl - 10" ad r'.::'. - '.- 4 ;"*, vv. I Qmbm all. lbs vie' "_gift he W•1 — 11ss—**POII clock ahead one hour? Simple — just remove one of the steel bails. Actually, Susan Tindeli of 715 Bevler Road in Sanford is demonstrating her unusual clock as a reminder for you to set your clock one hour ahead when you go to bed this weekend. The official change is at 2 a.m. local time on the last Sunday in April. The lost hour will be regained six months later, on the last Sunday In October. Using the simple rule - spring forward, fall back - Amricans should shift their clock forward from 2 a.m. to 3 a.m. All of the United States will go on daylight time Sunday except for Arizona, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, American Samoa and all of Indiana save six counties around Gary and six counties around Evansville. Residents of those states and territories will re main on Standard 'flme, ""Aid Psgs by Tom Viecssg - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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BLONDIE COUL'OU SAR5OeO Tuesday, April 3 1979 JTcOEEONLVCO5TS ER N , BUT I WAS HOPING YOU ,,) fl4AT• A CUP OF by Chic Young 0 COFFEE? JOIN ME! ACROSS 45 Call it quits 47 Jewish Answer to Previous Puzzle - 1 Sea mammal ascetic 4 Gold ISO 51 Gridder T OAKS LLR CL 7 Source of metal ____ ii as Jimmy Stopper 10 Corn plant 7 idefinite per. parts iuns ii 12 Quaffs 55 ChiIds game A i I l4 Positive pole 56 Trigonometric __ •_ 4-3 BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker I COOK, I WORK', SOMETIMES I FEEL Z SLAVE OR J LINE THROWING IT YOU GUYS AND JOIN THE CLUB WHAT TOANKS O I GET?! T) __ — by Art Sansom 0 1 0 ARCHIE ___ _______ by Bob Montana THAVS A SCIENTIFIC IMPOSSIBILITY.' A SNOWMAN AND RONNIE ARE OUT SHOPPING IS SAN INERT EFFIGY WITH NO INHERENT AMBULATORY I'LL TELL YOU ABOUT THE TIME CAPABILITIES' WHITEY THE SNOWMAN I HELLOS LEROY' ___ JUGHEAO? ___ WHERE'S _____ _____ NOW, LEROY, WHILE ARCH _____ _____ WENT FOR A WALK r fI r AK __ AC1 A £ IRA R01E YOU (;:;;i 11 USK L 1 2 _______________ 1S ___ __ ____ 13 Blackthorn 38 Environment fruit agency (abbr) 40 Cheese state 19 Tell tales (abbr) 2 1 Pique 41 English derby 23 Stockings town 24 Confident 43 Snakes 25 Clip 27 Brings about 44 Holy souvenir 45Therefore Maw 28 Doesn I exist 46 DEAR DR. IAMB—Can you please explain how hair turns gray and Is there anything a rilil Dr. 71st Year, No. l95Wednes 3 15 (HE'S OVER BY THE DICTIONARY, LOCKING UP, lPJERT,EFFIGY, INHERENT SAND AMBULATORY' ____ _______ 51 52 — slow It down? I am only 27 and find I have quite a few gray hairs now. I love my natural hair color and would like to avoid dyeing It but hate the gray hairs. Could certain vitamins help this problem? DEAR READER — There — ——— ____ ______ 58 59 J 60 — ——— J.._ —— —— — 4 HOROSCOPE ______________________________________________________________________ the scales coming off the scalp contain air. Federal $ Grants ar' EEK & MEEK . ___ _ — __________________________________By GEOFFREY POUNIJS - will he used to add begin later this month... .-. Herald Staff Writer sophisticated instrument Knowles' report to the Me City of Sanford will be landing equipment at the air- commIslillon Inoted that the $9 seeIthI $14 million In federal . . hop, port he said. million In hotaing assistance -i grants over the next two years, In his report to thile city money dates back only to 1972. pebnarily in the area of dorm -. commission Monday, Knowles Also excluded from thetotal _____ sewer drainage and housing said Sanford has been awarded were Some federal revenue projects, City Manager Warren . more than $51 million In federal sharing funds and CETA E. Knowles said today. ' S funds since 1963. The break. (Comprehensive Education and :'; Knowles said the funds down includes $38,382,354.29 for Training Act) funds paid to city _________ . sought Include $11 million for ____ the construction, planning and employees. _____ completion of a regional dorm improvements to the airport : sewer drainage project. The , •. and $9,345,193 in housing "If a concern exists as to remainder is being sought for assistance projects. Sanford applying for or housing assistance projects, he "We have been very receiving a fair share of grants, ___ , ceasful for a city our size, I believe this figure (151,096, ____ ____ Knowles released the InKnowles said, "our record Is speak for itself that formation after city corn- one to be proud of." there are few coinminitles of ____ ' ____ • ____ oirs had requested a ______ City Commissioner John G. WARREN KNOWLES I ____ population that have on outstanding grant _ _ projects Morris said the Commission had received similar value from the requests plus an accounting of requested the report on grant federal programs," Knowles the total amount of federal said he has received word that funds "simply to see how we're wrote In his report. received by the City OV the airport authority has been doing." He said the request was past several years. given for general Information only Therelsno indicationof when I addition to the sewer and $350,000 grant from the Federal and the report has no bearing the city may receive word on housing fund requests, Knowles Aviation Authority. The money on budget hearings scheduled to the $14 million in requests. gment.in men. Some men don't enjoy re are all gradations u sex, or avoid it, after a cornbetween. The other factor at pletely satisfactory recovery from a heart attack. So there is contributes to gray hair Is air no accumulating In the hair shaft. you that anatomically and as Whenever this happens, far as sensory nerves are graying will result. You see the concerned, there Is no reason same thing In cells from the why you cannot continue to skin. The white flakes from enjoy a full and satisfying sex dandruff appear white because relationship. Rules Panel Relec ts ERa, 1 _____ y_!!eSch!!!j!r ('M SCMeCJe usr LI ctt'RSaE. 'ib( VLT) IC.) FERfP5 1.L ME. WfW1. 1D GO I PRISCILLA'S POP L,CUKNO,V c by Al Vermeer )/ii _ HOW 10 BOOKS INTHE Ti lii WONDERFUL' WHERE WOULD THAT \I _ K MR BE FRICTION OR A ROOK O GETTING NONICTION ____ _____ ALONG WITH PEOPLE. I ii I IM LIBRARY ETI4AN? your so someone doesn't have to bail Be sure to explore all avenues you out If you get into trouble. of opportunity, no matter how VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It remote their possibilities may seem like everything you appear. Something unusual, want to do at this time Is holding big promise, could stymied by something over .1: _ comIng year. patient. It will pass. ARM (March 21-April 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You Before you throw In the towel can achieve success today if today wait a bit longer and keep you resign yourself to the fact trying. There Is a good chance that what you're working on events will suddenly reverse may take some real effort on themselves In your favor, your part. Don't give up. Getting slonliwith other signs is SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) one of the sections you'll enjoy You don't want to play It solo In your new Astro-Graph today, and you may push too Letter. Get yours by mailing $1 hard trying to find people to NORTh 2 V763 • 1072 • K Q J 92 EAST • Q 73 IC 84 A K Q J 5 • a63 10643 _ ________________ BUGS __________ 9r pegtj5. OVER HEReAE Mums ! INC., You WME REP96. ENTATlV gu: 1H CUL UØE A LITTLE PAIN'TINGØ ØY TmF. onAT FRENCH IMPRES' coNiv,RENOiRi ':'. L.ATOFTh NINTH Atv THe — 6ORE ' i T11117! 0 o ________ V.J ,,', 9, Radio City Station, N.Y. 21) Today's obstacle can be FRANK AND ERNEST • Ask tM __________________ . CA WWAUY NI' / _____ .%' ;_ . Work - S!P OR Wi'I'IS TV* I __ ______ __ ELM ______ _____ NI1••S n . I TUMBLEWEEDS ' R 4SA S d IJTFLAT __________________ = 00" T ti 43 ___ MRAS IWON 7)115 EYE CANSK rn lPmrwo WHITI 8 P4PLAC? ____ *5ML.V ___ ___ ____ . __ __ _ ____ know mistakes and things would 'S mad Mm Doris Brady has hard and giving Seminole resigned. "Iii my resignation County a good job. e'plalned there was not much are Shutdown 14 ' ' ____ ___________________________________ ___ S an was born In Huznansvl e, Mo., Mar 20, 1903, and While Futicing diedistry in Eugene, Buchaw wted in theater for l0 years before mo thgtoAltadena, Calif., in 19* He ar urnace Of _ __ ________ __ _ ___ _ __ ____ ___ ___ __ __ ___ _ ______ ___ _ ______ _ __ _____ oday ____ ___ _ Ak h "We have an adequate staff resumed his amateur dramatic activities at the Pasadena _____ __ __ . Resignations (UN) __ _ - .INI V4 . .. by tra Is . 5MKSiPSMOUIDyOl*1)j.p COUNThY I.4NPAS £WRP aT,JUST bt6VrS WE - 4.) P 9 ________ __ A1'ES 1 TI./MS847f - J wrrHsrmp)N& In — was returning to normal with d'cn. But he said no move countny W.&'esdsy. public health problens, envi. have a suI#r4IaJ job to do Cor'psny that built the crippled engineers would MAN would be 4141we r" am b*be& inspect saity 11100111 romew initeaft the effeet after we assess WhA damage Three Mile Island WFUM spo. peepi. who fled the area we've taken every precaution andparpem that this may have had on the may have occurred.' inla. tin to trii. don, U4IMUI (re&.tio,) leeks." of Alabama Power's Plant Finley t, ig.t sconomny 01 PennsylvanIa, Influrnbiigh had a word of a despite continalag leaks of of The Nuclear Regulatory near Dothan. Ala., and atj'lant Thomuwi, ur agricultural econo- warning for nuclear athocas, Co broadly, consequipig 01 this sysig will diatlng o ak ,ppled i Mile '.'-'d nwhtlmi. mrntiiion conducted teds at Hatch near Bailey, Ga. told ripener. Tuesday nit: he," Theenllwj said, ,In that, my. including the operators of the th e Crystal River Plant th t seers now faced "i sews this i,ea At the same time, the Georgia Is well seed the help of yy "RIØ now I col tell you cripplid Three Ml Wand Florida TUesday, built by B&W Public Service Commission ustorsdeesaratggn b,t$w.Itkwegcuih,ld to AminIc.. __ __ wlheectsare.ThgsIs an reac ndftstwijzit,as on and owned by Florida Power del the reenter from =6 01 1111"IL ayedareqUad by a4f1j degrees roomnatile epüden that lbs "When you folks are ii gono unprecedented event with re- Three MIII hlimd, which was Corp., and the Oconee Nuclear "Wi have to heave S Fabranbnt to ii, the lii a preepsets for a edadrophic 'well in ,inp group to appoint a specfaj vada $PttOtheInipsctInaUthr.e ibid down for refueling es t of ellof," said pink and to evad have 'ewsuit" Station near Seneca, S.C., citIzens Committee to ini1t iiI IIWSI nIIM Ge!. Idi TOU1hUr. Still, Tbonibrgh advised drvgiig to deal with f,,&itvl of these ans. ft moms we week biA Is awaiting a goajiesci owned by Duke Power Co. and vedJgae nuclear pla* opine-to rdm to service. NA with B&W "4mot U008 and safety in Um pris VIthSat further de. pnsad wem. d prwhool ______ t, 'Anyone who wants to lires other nuclear p'azda built The group, Ofti Mate. ibseltiss kept tad cldidr.. to stay ad 01 lbs ares ___ ___ __ ___ Ap resume or expand Ruclear by B&W In other prts of the Nuclear eesCiW' - on a dony i g 55W T91i Itiki. wilki. See t. of the ,g . T tm In this state l"t101' lOtS 11w or r. Theriburj Idl ed tO in j protest mar _____ ______________________________ hesa pretty heavy burden of Onduct the sa the g —-t t. fety Chicks. '— to Atlanta and Athens, proof (abeid lbs solely 01 theIr And In A'"ta the Southern ___ or M ft wsaidnol*jn- bsnocy. lold kssthe 1 gevemer ales teak a Ard'I1s(1,ik.,,,,,,,,.4A Meteceps .................$1 prOpOisdopsratlas),"he. 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(UPI) — Edgar Buchanan, one of the test known character actors in movies and television, died early today at Eisenhower Medical Center where he underwent brain today, when the major league baseball season surgery two months ago. starts. There will also be fill-In umpires. NEA Buchanan, 76, was bed known in recent years for his role as the resident sports expert Murry Olderman takes a garrulous Unde Joe in the TV series, "Petticoat Junction." fie close look at season openers of today and yesteryear also appeared In "Cade's County" and In more than 80 feature Page 7i% on Pag films, Including "Shane," "McClintock," "Donovan's Reef," , ____ - byT. K. Ryan This MW. NMINGr CALM TODAY'S THE DAY 'A Coffective Sigh Of Relief NWO _______ 0016CAN 76 Chance for advancement in the and Mrs. Walker has been Playticluse. it was in his eleventh play that he was sm by a TWO of the four worW in the with W rrimpiq ofUn court would start AminC up. in the probate department," she said, replaced. She decided to resign. Coluinbis Studios talent scout. juveallis divialm of dw dark's system CWW for in AftiC19 V cOurb= OW decided I would start showing up' adding she has worked for That's her problem," he said. He once said,I The only time I'm happy Is when I'm in front 0111 office Ow of the 1196 Cciistittdlon iii resign," she said. Beckwl th for the past five Beckwith sa came ra hamming it up." charge 01 the probate, mad&5 ye ago — said the workload Vicky Brown, who had saI adding at that Pointshe years. id his office Is operating aatIsfactoy in Buchanan was summoned to Columbia and cast for the role 01 health, Jnlls all mia1e got too heavy. worked in the juvenile division lgnet "He asked me to train a Its departments. He declin license divisions for six yews. ed Judge Bogardus in the movie "Arizona." "Wilth On growth of the of Bedwith's office for ft past MM Brown said Mrs. Ruill, woman VM was to be my further comment. This launIched a career that Continued until his cleallb, JANE CALL Cited comparable Increases in nIne years as clerk of the theughtitthoigdbedone," un. cowdy judge's court — adil Walker said. ______ 1'REATS ME LIKE A 5l 5TE' ____ HISUNCL.E' ' At From the probate depart- who are staying here, working following year Edgar and Mildred Buchanan were graduated. - UTVO ' D ______ MARY . ___ ead - B V FROM ' - .,. S Doctors operated on him Jan. 29 to relieve pressure on his brain caused by fluids. He underwent a similar operation three years earlier, His death was announced by his son, Edgar Jr., who said • funeral arrangements were Incomplete. Buchanan also is survived by his wife, Mildred. The younger Buchanan said his father died at 5 a.m. uc an ll ch By DONNA 1T8 moved with his family to the mountainous back country of Oregon Beckwft h, m eanwhile, Us offlin has ads*lde said county and the caseload which 4¼ years, said additional help King, who was HeInUllbNWrAw supervisor," Mrs. Brady said. in 1910 where he lived an outdoor life of hunting and fishing. staff his mushroolmed and bmw was not hired em timuo ft juvenile division for the pat 2% Beckwith noted, however: Four employea in um Oaks am is hoftning "usual so Buchanan Attended dental school at the Insistence of his dentistheavy, it got to the point Caseload in the juva& divisloni years, also resigned because o "With 80 persons working In my father but developed an Interest In acting and theater. He won a d Qurk of the QCUIt CoUrt without the four. Arthur IL Beckwith Jr. he" Liob %Ikerii wbo had been where we needed more em. Increased by 2,000 cases, the increased workload. Mrs. office, we always have some two-year scholarship in dramatics to Yale University but his PIOYON to 11"s the workload. "Becklift broughIt anotheIr girl Brown could not be rewhed for openings. I rwigii,d over the pad several empioysd In the courthesee for I was not able to convince would rather talk of father persuaded him to finish dental school. Beck. In forms to train and I wuto be comment, the 96 percent of the employees to In 1P26, Buchanan met and married a classmate and the thspadl7ysars—twoyearsas withtogs ____ hnp1fees her aadstant," Mrs. Brown Increased ULP LIKE ! No W0NR PIlE - IS PflN' YOU, JPYug CANDLE! MM? Uncle Joe ' ': Clerk Of Circuit Court 's Office by Stan L and John Romita .111A THE KINP U'RE MUCH I'M SLAP PETER proposal when the meeting began. - make matters worse. ducers to hold back beef. But he told two House He said a subsequent surge in Agriculture subcommittees supplies when controls were 1' that the Council on Wage and removed contributed to a break Price Stability can act to in prices In 1974 and low prices ' ', monitor price increases by the which continued for the next middleman and pressure three years. Producers then S government officials to buy less sold cattle and did not rebuild beef. herds. While all Items In the ConThe situation will correct mimer Price Index except food Itself as higher beef prices rose at a 10.3 percent annual encourage more livestock pro; -" rate In the three months duction "provided there is no . through February, food con- attempt to Impose limits," surned at home went up 19.5 Kahn said. percent, Kahn said. Government food policies in Retail beef prices have gone the past two years — Idling up at a rate of 72 percent, pork acreage, building a grain at 22 percent and poultry at 24 reserve and higher sugar prices percent, he said, but those rates — contributed to food Inflation, are exIncted to taper off in Kahn said, but an argument can coming months, be made for government InThe Agriculture Department terventlon to curb wide price predicts that overall retail food fluctuations. prices will rise 8 to 10 percent He said the government can: this year and that Choice grade —Monitor middleman costs, beef will rise 20 percent. particularly because of a "For the mot part, it must be surprising 3 percent increase in emphasized," Kahn said, "this the farm to retail spread since recent, terribly painful In- October. Attention has been crease in food prices has been directed to poultry processing, the result of competitive meat packing, soft drinks, market forces, interference canned soup, beef, . ..., - . _______ ________________________________ . Ocala Sen. Kenneth MacKay asked Barren and other foes rejected the Equal Rights Amendment 12-4 today, but a they were afraid of and said they are "doing a positive disservice Parliamentary move by the mumn's 401118or kept It &live for at to Florldn's system of government if the full Senate is WMWS to least one more day. ratify the amendment and they're keeping It from getting the Pea"51P4 the amendment was certain to be kWsd In committee, chance. , Gordon Barren said s sees cs shows the full_____ th. majority 'nde vssdd r.)sut so he could move for rsconaldsration. the Plan. Senate President Phil Leils, D.Wad Palm Beach, said The muhtlmlllionalre Miami Bead bankerhad expected the he figures the Senate Is stacked 21-1* It. reconsideration move would gfve him anotl*r week to to get It Is only the second time the Senate Rules Committee the amendment to the floor. But Rules Q*frm Dempsey defeated the amendment. The full Senate has rejected It three Barron, D-Panams City, leader of anti-ERA forces anticipated times. Gordon's strategy and scheduled a special rules meeting for The hearing room was packed with women wearing "Stop Thursday to take It up for another vote. ERA" and "ERA Yes" buttons, and many who could not get It Gordon based on sex, Is probably dead. But he also contended the vote on Security was tight and the room so crowded that one reporter the floor m have been at lead 220 or opponents would not was refused alssion by guards when he was not able to produce have been afraid to let it out. Press Credentials. Neither the Legislature nor the press issues While a" vote would have defeated the amendment, it would Credentials and they are normally not required. have given supporters a chance to sway only one senator to Gordon had predicted the committee vote at04 1agaInd his change his mind. You hold: helpful. by lob Thavs ¶14! ?ROuIge I, North-South pairs reached the sp4de game. =am wassirlowisinii i I 0 K.1111111734 VQ2 exercise a lot of stick-to-It' 111 111111L IQ Opening lead. OK TAURUS (April 20-May J) iveness. Don't give up the • A _____________________ There is a problem brewing too quickly. You open one spade and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. today among friends with rebid two spades over your whom you mix socially that 19) Consider a hasty exit If you By Oswald Jacoby partner's two hearts. might put you on the defensive, run into Individuals who have and Alas Sontag He continues to three However, one you'd least ex- narrow outlooks and begin to clubs. A Texas reader wants pact to do so will prove to know what we do now. rub you the wrong way. It's Yesterday we saw dedater refuse three finesses We make the simple bid of GEMV41(May 21-June 21) Do better than sounding off. because he didn't want to four clubs. We have no Interyour bed do quickly resolve AQUARIUS (Jan. 20' Feb* 9) risk giving the defenders a est in three notrump and any problem that may arise at Just because someone Is a chance to ruff something. intend to pass if partner's home todsy,or you may have to friend doesn't mean you have to In today's hand, South Is next bid Is four hearts. fue a eMy atmosphere for a lend them sclimething you know looking at two finessm but NIEWSPAPPIA ENTk.RPRISF ASSN. Urns. they may never return. Politely l'efuses both of them for the (Do you have a question for simple reason that he CANCER (June 21-July 23) If say, "No." the experts? Write "Ask the doesn't need th em. you we too set on your own PISCES *March 20) ideas today you'll fail to hear To gain the cooperation 01 per. individual questions will rounds of diamonds. South be answered it accompanied the sairdlou of another who others today you may first have ruffs the third and is ready by stamped. self-addressed Is trying to help you — and who to listen to their plans and he for operation contract. envelopes . The most Interestbows how to. willing to give themi a try. It He Is looking at that good ing questions will be used in club suit In dummy and am LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) Be they fall, they'll try it your thathscanaffordtoloseone this column and will receive extra prudent in mangern of way. copies oIJACOBY MODERN.) ____________________ .' about 60 percent of the i. SPIDER-MAN HI' The play was really dcmentary, but the bidding worthy of note. The hand was played in a fairly strong duplicate game and only 3• PUS I'i.0 __ _________________ _________________ queen, but South is sure of the rest of the tricks, soum AKJ iiii IV A Q • 94 4 A 7 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South 2• - South simply leads another trump. West takes his WASHINGTON (UP!) — with which could only make White House inflation-fighter matters worse." Alfred Kahn said today market He blamed a current beet -. ' forces are responsible for shortage on a 1973 price freeze ' double-digit food price Inflation accompanied by high feed grain V TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — The Senate Rules Committee but this time It doesn't, so • 65 V J 1092 .... S S ive I trump trick and, furthermore, that once trumps are out, he is home with the bacon. So South promptly plays ace and king of trumps. Sometimes the queen drops, for esCh to Astro-Graph Letter. share )our day. Relax. An West North East South Get yours by mailing $1 for unexpected call is on its way. each to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box SAGI'FrARIUS (Nov. 23'Dec I _______________ ____________________ unexpectedly develop this width YOU have CiOt*Tol. Be WT 'ZI Gordon KeeDs It WIN AT BRIDGE YOURBIRTHDAY April 4, 1*79 Marketing 40 Blamed For Hig is her Prices -'S.. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL For Wednesday, April 4, 1979 Evening Her Herald,—(USPS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents. Lamb y 53 — —— pril 4 197Sanford FlorIda 32771 personcandotoavold this or ou probably know, some hysterectomy with her sex people, when they get older. organs being removed? 22 23 develop little brown spots or DEAR READER — It may ' ' —— - - freckling and loss of pigment in 24 25 depend on with whom she Is 26 27 28 29 other areas c the din. having sex. That's not a totally — represents a change in 32 function of the pigment cells facetious answer. Whether you which is to be expected in some enjoy sex or not i to with 33 4 35 your emotional and mental people. attitude. Some women do not 39 J40 141 ' 138 The same thing happens to enjoy sex after a hysterectomy —— ————— hair, so at the graying stage you and sometimes they did not 42 43 '44 can have a variety of colors, enjoy it before a hysterectomy — — — — __________ — — — — — Some hair may look darker either, 45 46 47 48 49 50 than it did before and other is ________ You see a comparable thing _ MOTHR_ ___ Iv 20 _____ L e ———— ———— -_ ____ ____ $ SI ri' w 19 ef *rtx i __ RY mAT,6 T0E _v t. T i E I. _____ ( AID - A E A 0 L o I wish I could tell you that are two factors which eon. there was something you could tribute to gray 'fl first j (cont) 48 Baseballer take which would keep you just plain loss of pigment. Your 29 Mao Slaughter hair color is dependent upon from being gray, but there Lsn't. tung 49 Low tide 30 Westernpigment that's formed from There's no way to improve 50 This (Sp) hemisphere or. 51 Baseball pent cells just as the color nutrition that will help. It's true ganization player Mel of your skin Is. The amount of that in some animals with (abbr) determines whether different metabolic systems pm 35 Breaks 53 Spanish you have black hair, blond hair than we have certain vitamin contract article deticiencies may cause gray or red hair. hair. That doesn't apply to 4 5 6 7 8 9 People tend to lose pigment humans. Early graying is ———— — — — as they get older, both from the usually an inherited characskin and from the hair. Of teristic. course, there Is a great 16 — '7 DEAR DR. LAMB — Will a dividual variation in this. As woman enjoy sex after having a ———— THE BORN LOSER UKI9 2 1 Lo t 15 Mormon State function 16 Wreathe 57 Protective llPounds(abbr) ditch 18 Feminine 58 Duet 2O Spread by 59lurkishgulf rumor 60 Watering 22 Settler place 24 Like metal 26 Do newspaper DOWN work 30 Possessive 1 Egg (Fr) pronoun 31 Baseballer Ka 2 Price 3 Pack in line 4 Seminole 32 CIA chief predecessor 33 Jackie's 2nd 5 City in Brazil 6 Believe husband 7 Petroleum 34 Alternative derivatives word 8 Housecoat 36 Compass 9 Graduate of point 37 Sown (Fr) Annapolis 39 Most modern (abbr) 42 Edible root 11 Figure LU R I Early Gray Hair Is Inherited Traff-- ASH ENE 0 R 0 N ___ ___ . ______ _ �I 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Aprfl4, ifl Citizen Committee Eyes Voting VVORLD IN BRIEF The commIssIoners have determined they m make a Mrs. Bthce has asked the comnil.1bners to delay any change lzj decision by early June because If they opt to stay with the the method of holding elections until after the 1980 presIdentia' mechanical machines the order for purchase of additional new election year. She object. to changing from mechanical voting ones must be made by then. machines to a computer card system. The advisory committee is to be composed of two rePresen Director of the county's Office of Management, Analysis an tatives selected by the local Democratic Executive Committee Evaluation Jeff Etchberger gathered together information by and two EJfl (Itt. Linda both types of voting but declined to include a recommendation In Mays and Susan Warren of the Seminole Coun ty League of his report to th e board last week. Women Voters; two persons designated by the Seminole County League of Civic Associations; one person from each of He said, however, the first year cost of conversion to the nei the five county commission districts to be appointed by th e Individual method and the costs of purchasing additional new mechanic1 commmluloners and a representative of the Council of pjjp. necessary for the 1800 elections are almost ldenticaj. Governments In Seminole County. But, Etcherberger added, the money spent for the net Commissioner Sandra Glenn, chairman of the council of local of mechanical machines could not be recovered for the most part f The commissioners Tuesday adopted a resolution designating how the committee members will be named and the kgU)flts the community they will represent. None of the members will be either county commlsaissloners or representatives of Seminole Superviso r of Elections Camilla Bruce's office, the corn- 'Hot Line ' Connects Israel With Egypt missloners decided. JERUSALEM (UP!) Prime Minister Menachein Begin told the Israeli Parliament today a "hot line" will be established between him and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat so that both leaders can confer at any time. "A direct line will be established between him and me," Begin told members of the Knesset. ,From now on he can contact me directly and tell me what is on his mind and - The board agreed th e committee, If It wishes, can receive formation from Mrs. Bruce's office and assistance from county staff members. Its report is to be delivered to the commission by On Begin also said he expects "serious problems" In the future talks with Egyptians, but expressed confidence the Problems could be overcome. woman's throat was critically wounded today by pollee during the shootoot. 'Amin Reopens Airport ___ Despite Tanzanian aerial and artillery bombardments, Uganda's President Idi Amin has successfully reopened Entebbe Airport, with limited military supplies flowing again to his embattled army, diplomatic sources said today. After days of artillery attacks Tanzanian MIG 21 warplanes Sunday attacked and closed Entebbe Airport, Uganda's only link to the outside world, in a surprise raid which significantly escalated the war. The Tint-ilan warplanes bombed the main runway at Entebbe, 1*4 sources said It was hastily repaired and aircraft were again using the runway by Tuesday. _ Help, Then He's Robbed. Hanged Beg - Bhutto Is _____ _ TIRE Spain MAbRID, Spain (UP!) Voters today elected a Socialist city council In Barcelona and appeared headed for a gnvernlng coalition with the Communists in Madrid. But the ceidrists captured most of the local power in Spain's first democratic municipal elections In 48 years With 80 percent of the vote counted, Interior Minister Rodolfo Martin Villa reported that Premier Adolfo Suarez' Democratic Center Union had won the largest number of deputies In 20 of Spain's 50 provinces. - ___ 3 DAYS0 NLY. t Thur&-FrL-.kt. Bazargan Rejects Deal April 5th, 661 7the V TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) Prime Minister Mehdo Bazargan reversed his earlier pledges and flatly rejected any separate political dogs with restive tribes pressing for autonomy In the strongest assertion of the central government's authority since Ayatollah Ruhollah _ Khomeini seized power. Bazargan's rejection Tuesday came as the army seized rebel positions In the Tirkan region new the Soviet border, virtually imposing martial law on the strife-torn city ofGon*d.eQaboos where troops fought for nia. days. - olyester cord _ - ' J ' U Nessie Sti'e ll WEATHER o $ am. readings: i... 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It* PIL ,I've Affer Lows toofgbt Is, I. aid Uk lsypat Mo MO ia. 7:11 shows a mysterious object seen anything until today, p., swimming azIgiagtraflo the altho4h I always load up my BIOs nw.y upper 7k p..., l.wi$ a.a., surface of Loch Ness. cameras before driving pest Evidence at last of the that way," [eddy aid. morsterthat legend has lurking His f showed email In dspthe of Britain's deepest speck "about the s of a so, says the British football" sipagglag back 001 Brosdcnduig Corporation, forth en the serfacs lashed If Ns,utheleu, It Is snIiMfli minutes APIII. 3, irn film of the black speck on Ernest L. Anderson It cedd Jnd have has a AOMI$$lOIl$ Wills Slack lake analysis by the Mnlerd: WI or otter," i. Ver non Sutcher ait photoapk1c laboratories of Harry DUflCIn M I4VIO D an" was Weill. VW lnla Glove the Royal Air Force to try to Connie U. Oo gIwrty and baby Patricia F. N"M girl determine WIIM it UI. Anna M. Litton andthsrewsa.ewculyarIü Marion Frowns" The film by veteran CS5ia- on the water. Halen Wynn laws 0. ivrreggiis, Dettna CIr*y C. Mills. Lake Mary Jane P. Richard, Lilt, Mary iudolpli I. Wines. Labs Mary Wu4 W. Irleses. ,oen Jafiie Murli.y, Osteso Ewisleg IfriNM (U$P$ 451415) - ____ _______ - I - I -------- of the "endue Is far from list showed paj aired." aj large uI4esIIfi The ligMiag was made niovig Uiss the INet -[eddy, his w*, ad I1ho. De. Rebut Rim of the I r I mom pnd s reputed U. the lN -• . ...... :w 22.99 23.99 23.98 24.99 21.99 21.99 29.99 1.91 1.77 1.93 1.71 2.01 2.13 2.26 2.42 Evans Appeal Denied -- own VW - . . - world beyond this." Accordingly, the judge refused Tuesday to accept an appeal filed on behalf of Evans' thotherto halt the 2yearold killer's execution eprly Friday. Hand dismissed a request by Petty Evans of Beaumont, Texas, to delay the execution scheduled for 12:01 a.m. Friday Holxnan Prison. at BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI)-In New York topless dancing Is an art form protected by the First Amendment right to free expression, a state Supreme Court justice has ruled. With that, Justice John Doerr Tuesday declared unconstitutional a 1917 law prohibiting topless dancing in bars or on any prnlaes where alcoholic beverages are soil. $6988 - -- - . • GOP Wins Ryan's Seat SAN MATEO, Calif, (UP!) A dramatic switch by Democrats in the final days of the campaign and a low voter turnout Tuesday gave veteran Republican poiltican WIIIIan Royer a decisive victory In an election to fill the congressional seat of Leo Ryan, who was slain In Guyana - lad November. With 544 of of 568 precincts tabulated, Royer had 49,143 votes, compared to 34,574 for G.W. "Joe" Holsinger, Ryan's aide. The turnout ran abort 37 percent, a factor favoring the GOP In a district with 'a 57 prcsnt Democratic registratim Committee OKs Missiles The Senate Armed Services Committee has approved another $2.2 billion the Pentagon to spend this fiscal year, Including funds to for generation of intercontinental nuclear -.5. The committee approved $190 nilllk'n to start development of the M-X inliall., designed to replace the aging MJnitenan 3 missile in the Ui arsenal. Another VS million was provided to study how the MX should be hwmi Murder Charge In Fires • p ,___•__ ; Ij tax • was $3 billion and $5 billion in new revenues for the government. Sources said Carter was still in the process of deciding the specific form of the tax, but he was described as wanting a j. ' - - for The decontrol and the new tax would be the cornerstone of the energy program drafted by the administration problems caused by the interruption Iranian oil supplies and the escalation world oil cartel prices. new to counter of of Because the Three Mile Island accident in Pennsylvania, Carter was not expected bring up initiatives in the of to and no benefits' his advisers reconuitended. lie proposed such a tax last • 'it will be a fraud to the American people, guaranteeing huge - price increases higher tax on oil producers than new nuclear energy field. But he was likely to say nuclear year, but congressional leaders were not receptive. The White House Is hopeful 1tFI DENT J INI 51V CARTE R that added public pressure, aroused by hefty oil profits, 'addresses the nation would be a deciding factor this a broadcast speech were plea from several members of time around. scuttled by White House adCongress who felt Carter's At one point, plans to deliver visers. They were revived by a direct hand was needed. president's current authority to energy must be an "integral raise ceilings gradually took part" ot the nation's resources nearly year and a half In the future. a to ENROl. L TODAY , Sanford CHRIS1 kN Sch0I March Recalls Death Of Dr. King MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP!) - killed April 4,1968 trying to help who will ho given their first About 5,000 participants were sanitation workers who sought holiday in observance of King's expected to join a march today AFSCME representation in death. commemorating the 11th annl- labor netntIntlnn versary of the death of Dr. The civil rights leader and Martin Luther King and Nobel Prize winner was preparunion leaders hope the event ing to lead his second sanitation CLASS OF 1970.78 Sanford Christian Jr. "Not only are we going to memorialize Dr. King, remember him and his spirit, also going to make his dreams a reality," said the Rev. Jim Smith, head of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees In Memphis. Jerry Wurf, AFSCME International president, NAACP Director Ben Hooks and U.S. Rap. Harold Ford, D.Tenn., and Smith had the list of marchers. we are The route Marts at Clayborne ---22I LcUIpIV UUC.IaL. WC _IL5VV5 VIVU rights workers massed In Memphis during the 1960s and leads to the site of King's death for a short memorial service. Memphis light, Gas and Water Division headquarters Is the marchers' next stop for a demonstration against rising utility rates. Speeches by Hooks, Wurf and other officials at the Orpheum Theater conclude the day's activities. Among the topics be covered is the Issue of union representation for employees In the Shelby County clerk's office. King was caught up In another battle between the city and Its employees when he was - to BOSTON (UPI) An *munployed dishwasher charged with setting fires at two downtown Bodo hotels last week wasorderadto court today to bearralgnedon charges of murder ln the dsatho(a guest WIIO died from bsrnsaif. (erect In one of the fire.. and child supped laws should be nerdere& The order awarded Jimmy Lee Hayes, 27, the custody of two children, IN a week from his u-wife for their support MW the family Car. 260 1.61 1.70 Newsroom Search Bill Signed 24.99 29.98 *98 32.99 2.45 2.65 slaW lsolmlatimprobibft esrIsepokasserchnot 1.86 HARTFORD, Comm. (UP!) 2.93 School workers march when an assassin 's bullet brought his life to an end on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel. Rioting er upted in Memph is and other cities across the country and the sanitation workers were soon allowed to unionize. Over the next 10 years Memphis enjoyed a relative peace with Its municipal employee unions, but the calm was shattered three months after the observance of the 10th anniversary of King's death. A fire union strike last July was UOweu Dy police IfIVL National Guard troops were called into the city to maintain order and help fight hundreds of fires that broke out during the first firefighers' strike. The Guard returned to help keep the peace when police walked off their jobs the following month. Firefighters returned to the picket lines a second time In support of the police breaking order in the process. Recent dissatisfaction In some Memphis and Shelby County government offices has sparked employee Interest In unionization and Smith said he expects strong turnout at the march by municipal workers NON DISCRIMINATORY KINDERGARTEN - 9th GRADE EN FOR REGISTRATIi APRIL 2 Thru 30 8:30 AM 4:00 PM • PHONE 322.322 2581 S. Sanford Ave. (P.O. Box 2237) Sanford and If You're 62 Or Over You're Invited To Attend - a court a Gay. Ella T. Greso has - Refreshments Will Be Served MU passed both the Home aid Senate with relative e se a few wesho ago. but dw governor walled mdli Tuesday to sign L Under the new law, aidheritics would have to oldain a sWipo.a, rather a sench warrant. John Knox Village, of Central Florida - I I I I I W4 we low" aw culi hhi" .''-" V. . I -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - A "SHOCKIjq"OFñl( . $7911 $3511 $qL Lw. ca's Apill 7.(V4',Non . .l, e.sL cars IWo.) VSsrchaloeaf.., silk... Is.... 4carreuao rawnwom _____ i'4IIh1,Mans s*. ___ flo VIA 4NTh4 ASIMINA GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONIES SUNDAY • APRIL 8 2:00 PM CoumIiti4l aewoome the Brst major MU to dear the 1W4DUyi owhro ___ - -- - - - - 159" hb Schlesinger: Future Bright ubw hmbiwnoim oeM ilat, this year, with a,Charp etiges in"-adMUV1eurUYJS1t '1J seesIIUtheeaddthe*dim "The Mere Is Mo " he hid momim U ths America Gas Adatlr Is W.$h. "er' Is batter. We 1* prilM1u U loagerm ceeporatles betwees the 'iiiE-7 and thi Id hewarneIsed yew 'saihbI'shnlfte ' ¶'u U tosdo," ad ha added, "we *UI mddpb slie supply Usd1y with rr ad , kt11114 - - benefits." A windfall-profits estimated to generate between approved. will highlight recent municipal union problems In the city. WW 23.99 _ N. )AaJZ'C.,, - be a fraud to the American people, guaranteeing huge price increases and no subcommittee repeatedly but narrowly, on 11.10 margins voted down a series of proposals gradual decontrol. for child support in apparently the first such action In off . • ,. MOBILE, Ala. (UP!) Federal District Judge Wifflun B. Hand says he sees nothing strange In John Louis Evans III's decision "to place his bets on a new existence In some new I After several weeks of speculation and postponements In announcing a decision, Carter will deliver a 9 p.m. EST radio and television speech from the Oval Office on his overall energy strategy. Sources said Carter has decided to remove all controls on domestic oil prices by Sept. 30, 1981, the date existing congressional authorization ex pires. He will start lifting the controls June 1 this year. In a politically risky move, Carter then will seek congresslonal approval for increasing oil taxes, a similar levy that was sought last year but never In a preliminary skirmish Tuesday, a House energy Georgia since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that shinny l$t$P*INCH(17.fl) - - The auto Industry continued to be the hardest hit economic segment, with major automakers closing plaids and reducing work schedules of more than 71,000 workers. 4• a family of four at least an additional $270. Jim Flug, head of the group, said if the new plan is anything like it is being reported, "it will enact. as much - CHARGE IT! U U,qet Cails ad in ths ' --W," r__*gegl area 'U rupseted but ai horned ssr, hove hi. aU.MLM.d 22.99 ,___ _____ -'I BRAK}OVER}IAJJL I HVUY ...eMu..,,ss AWN p, • ___ Thursday. _____ ... .. Some officials estimate gaso, line prices would rise as 7 cents a gallon under the new program. Many of the president's advisers believe higher prices at gas pumps would deter public consuinp. tion. Decontrol is not universally popular even under the threat of growing shortages. The ARICUS, Ga. (UP!) A Sender County judge has ordered a woman to pay her former husband $20 a week l.7r - I I can I seas to es Lsddy's eye w ingW by with cameras *rei to tb* the .Wsct's VikaguiJ wab bocho Ii erUe abmtlmBaadhUthe, M IW 40 'f1.j 5 $11al Vow, .iI 5y MaSt Wem. N csg Mum $3.M, al'snms. $11.40, V..,, ___ FJL 878-13 C78.12 878.14 ___ I .:-_- _______ on a p [eddy UI given a me 'igP'i'i r.Mi.is-i er. joW nationwide 5cr.uelag Tuesday. of LICh k shed IWi II on whether mi4. $ therelsajochNesm.- edM11SIIEIIUCItld In known a "Nests" d the .1- nd ,..s. B i4udii, "An we i. y f sws Is t the mystery Aasrea ilsetruic aspslwlm ChsreofL.thNI.osa.th, - develop a .• Action Education Foundation, said it calculated that in the first year decontrol would cost Woman Pays Child Support F78.14 allcreerdreveaiesgths BSUen.b.ed Acidsaty of Ap Wednesday, *114. 1878.-Vol. 11, No.199 rtIrse.g Dilly i.i s.ey,.ur Solway ,k. las. N. Prim€S Ave.. $aNr4 Pa. sme. umd CtessPpsNs PSM40$saN,4. FIsctdafl7fl WASHINGTON (UP!) Striking Teamsters remained picket lines at trucking terminals throughout the nation today, as the uonwalkouJ reached a record fourth day, but the government announced bargaining will resume - • her G78-14 1478.14 '5.60.15 '6.00-151 6.85S.l5 GiLlS H7$.11e L78.l HOSPITAL NOTES and baby Teamster Talks Resume hospital Tuesday morning of "arnie pulmonary burns" suffered In the firs at the Qipisy Plaza Hotel Thursday. Me also had sutured thIrd.dsgr.e burns over 90 percent of body. C78-14 6.45.14 D78.14 E78-14 a Mule Goelson Joiv Jenkins CIwryI L. Studebaker bay - me victim, Patricia Mulcshey, 20, of Boston, died In a Not Caught-. It I_ Lill] Even On Film for CHICAGO(UPI) Jane Byrne, an angry Irish woman who Single-handedly beat the Chicago Democratic machine and then embraced It, swept to victory as the first woman mayor of Chicago In a greater triumph than ever was scored by her political patron, Richard J. Daley. The maverick Democrat Immediately promised to work WASHINGTON (UP!) A consumer group, Energy - seeking new taxes on any excessive oil company profits. Mayor's Race In Chicago Topless Dancing An Art - Vietnam, then said, was dropping Its demand that Qulnese forces pull out of disputed border areas before such talks begin. WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter will address the nation Thursday night on his new energy proposals, which will Include ending controls on crude oil prices and Maverick Woman Wins about Wednesday, April 4. )7__3 CoderGoes On T LI With Energy Plans . :,. NATKA. IN BRIEF for "a new renaissance" for Chicago. She gave thanks to the same pty machine she whipped In the Feb. 27 primary election, The party delivered for her Tuesday. - - Malcolm Lodes Sr. Frank U. Manning Carl Sclisenemann Arthur $leins Joyc.welton uNtie Williams Lilla Anderson, Dlry lNbell Srandetitter, Delary Cars MOrNn, Deltena Patrick Iacan. Lake Mary Discssuus DONNA ESTES - ISLAMABAD, Pakistan Islam, in a special Moslem reaction from Bhutto's secon d he killed him physically," he two-week war against (UP!) Zulfikar All Bhutto, ceremony. India In land and social reforms. wife, Iranian-born Begum said. ruler of Pakistan for five tur1971 that resulted condemned In the His fateful mistake was The man was left Nusrat, but his son, ShahWestern analysts fear the secession of East Pakistan, now calling bulent years, was hanged by the alone In his bare cell elect ions In March 1977 for half an mawax, bitterly criticized Zia execution of Bhutto may throw neck for 30 obligatory minutes hour before the death an an nt Bangladesh. and then apparently rigging warr t In I erview in London. Pakistan Into an economic today and quickly buried by the was read to him. Then he began "The man Is a murderer," political paraylsls that could Althoth his opponents des- them. The result was months of military regime. Protests his death rioting that killed hundreds and mardi, his hands Shahinawax told Independent result In Its disintegration. pined him as a murderer and paralyzed erupted In at least two cities. la bahl his back. the economy. Radio News. "He has done this Born to privilege and educat- power-t hi rst y politician, his Bhtdto, 51, too proud to beg As he walked down death out of desperation and fear, out ed In United States, Bhutto was supporters believed him a for mercy from President row, other me military felt obliged to prisoners stood in of fear of my father's name. He credited with pulling Pakistan champion of Pakistan's 70 Intervene and Zia deposed Mohammad Zia ul-Haq who their cells chanting a traditiondeposed him In a military coup, al chorus known only by those could not kill him politically so together after its disastrous million people who Instituted Bhutto In July Wi?. was executed shortly before condemned to die. dawn at Rawalpindi district On the exacution piefform 'poleIV IVIVIVIV IV 'tip IV IV jail, stood the hangman, Taroma Four federal police officials SbIh, son of a Qiristlan family convicted of murder with of execut ioners dating back to Bhutto reportedly were hanged the mid-19th century. also. At 6 aim, an both A iflttuy transport plans M4 of 1h o onb his flew Bhutto's body to his henà and held th flow em out from tribal village of Gharl Buksh Ms sides as the trapdoor was near Larkana, 400 miles north sprung. of Karachi, for a government The prestigious Nawa-Eburial witnessed by Bhutto's Waqt newspaper said Bhutto uncle, his cousin and Ms first was left hanging for the wife, Begum Amir Bhutto. obligatory *1 minutes before he The quick burial was aimed was cut down. .T at forestalling violent protests Bhutto was convicted of but witnesses said about em ordering the murder of a VT demonst rators stoned a police po _ litIcaiopponent,4uanedp,aza station In Rawalpindi and In November 1975. The i Others stoned cars In Lahore. ambush was botched and Prison officials said jail Kasurl's father was slain. v t~~ aiau*ry Yar Bhutto's lawyers alleged the Mohammad an4 a dewy en- conviction was based on flimsy s cell between 4 evidence and on the tetmcny am. and 5 am., bathed him of police officials also facing AM aiioweii him to react trom charges. P the Koran. the MY b:: of There was no Immediate 'vIm 1W BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!) A senior Vietnamese Official told diplomats today that Hanoi has dropped all preconditions and asked for peace talks with china next week, diplomatic sources said... The sources, quoting diplomatic dispatches from Hanoi, 'said Deputy Foreign Minister Than then told a news conference talks could begin April 10 in Hanoi. ' Centrists Win in 1* elections. Trip Proud To Too To Talk Vietnam Ready commissioners decide to shift to computer card vot ing after thi 7:20 ____ Inside a Pan American jot at Sydsey's International Airport. He died several hours later. Police said the hijacker, Identified as an Italian, Dünlscus Sperargzo, suffered several gunshot wounds - Fishing at a By SHARON CARRASCO his car, he told Seminole Coordy Herald Stall Writer sheriff's deputies. Bucket said Bucket's throat and demanded through a back bedroom her briefcase containing $500 A rural Sanford man on his he took the two men to the his waUetand money, depgj window and dole$4OOwortJof late SUflriay night. way fishing was robbed at Handy Way Store at the corner said. The Incident occurred stereo equipment. A panasonic Miriam Stein of 2461 knhfepoint In Winter Springs by of SR 410 and SR about 4 p.m. to buy receiver, Panasonic turntable Marklngham Drive, near two men who had ear lier helped some beer and returned to the Bucket described the males and two p'nasonfc speakers Maitland, said she arrive4 him free his car from a ditch, road where he dropped them as being In their 209 and were taken, she said. home from work at ap wearing beige pants and white Bud Bucket, 39, of 180 Azalea off. The two Joined two other proximately 11.30 p.m. Sunday BIAETAXEN Lane, Sunland Estates, said he men In a 180$ OIhenobIIe Delta T-shirts. Both were ap- A boy's bicycle val ued at $250 and was walking from hat Environmental 9$, Bucket said. was driving proximately 5 foot ten Inches was stolen at 5 p.m. Tuesday driveway when. the attack Accor di ng to deputies, car. one man had a beard, fromna bike rack near the tennis OccUrred. Study Center Road in Winter deputies said. The robbers took courts at Lake Katherine Springs Tuesday to go fishing Bucket again drove down the The two men said y The man, who was described when his car left the roadway Eion*tal as 5 foot, 10 inches tall, leaped Y Center some bait and beer and Bucket $84 Bucket reported. Longwood. Road where his car again offered to drive them to BURGLARY and went into the ditch. out of the bushes and threw became duck. Bucket said two Handy Way Store deputies said. Mary Jane Rogers, 21, of 210 A man wearing dark clothing Stein to the ground, according Two men walked out of the different 4 of we Maplewood Drive saJd and a docking cap beat up a to Seminole County sherif f's woods and helped Bucket free woods and helped him free his of the men placed a knife at entered her home Tuesday Maitland woman and then stole deputies. SYDNEY, Australia (UPI)-A bomb-wielding hijacker who demanded to go to Moscow and held a knife to a (UP!) Way To Pfl• meeting today t be held In Longwood. Motorist Gets Hijacker Is Killed NAIROBI, Kenya governments, said Its representative will be selected May 30. vice versa." Method, 0 A citizens cmmlttee, which will look into the pros and cons of mechanical voting machines versus the ultra-modem computer card vot ing method for the county will be comprised of 14 persons who will be appointed at next Tuesday's county commission meeting. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___ - - - 4 24A Azalea Drive • Orange City, Florida 32763 Call Collect 19041775-3840 ------- -- --- ----------- qr 0 1 cannot attend the Groundbreaking Ceremony but would like you to send me more information on retirement at John Knox Village of Central Florida. Name Address City Zip Send to: State Phone John Kna ViIIage Age of Cefltral Florida 24A Azalea Drive • Orange City. Florida 32763 Information Center Open Daily 9.5 • Sundays 1-5 OCF.07 1 �Evening lanum (LISPS 411.210) t 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37171 Area Code 30S3fl-Zl1 or 831-993 Wednesday, April 4,1979--4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher 9 too' THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6Months, $16.50; Year, $3600. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, 13.60; 6 Months $20.60; Year, $40.00. Message: Not A ,Moment Too Soon Traumatized by Vietnam and mesmerized by the soothing promise of detente with the Soviet Union, the American people seemed to shrink from the burdens of world leadership during much of this Faced now with the ominous consequences of this passivity, Americans may again be prepared to accept a more active role In international affairs. A recent news poll found a majority of Americans distressed over the nation's seeming weakness. A commandIng 71 percent favored ef forts to 'influence events In other countries If U.S. Interests are involved." The former Greyhound bun 'r4aied as Its desthtItI4)fl "Heaven" when arrived at site new Disney World of June W. ft had to the right place for If. It waxi't heaven, It was an next best thing for the more than 30,000 who flocked there for the four.nlglg, threeday cIn1p&rg event They irwarii all year to the annua' Jesus Festival and take work or school and travel great Idanous to be Part of it. Once there they bate to In" and some even have already purchased their tks for Jesne '00. Somehow for a few days doctrinal, age, racial and cultural differences are forgotten and thounanda Of strangers who may be Catholics, Jews for June or members of si 30 dinations, are imilpnj through unity of praise and wol hip. Las, a white-bearded retiree and his wife drove all the way from California in their motor home to • r The Clock By JANE CAEIEP,y attend the event iiMdbIy Young, Of Altamonte Swings, were camping in their motor home, while he conuvided to work on his motorcycle to Cocoa Beach during the day. 11 first morning he missed a sharp two In the road because of the fog and broke several ribs. He didn't let a little thing like that stop him frfl riding to work each day end enjoying Jam IL People always notice something different about the happy cowde at these festivals. Alcohol, dma, fggg and litterbugs are not a problem and smokers we scarce. Everyone is friendly and hslpL Twenth4bree lest wallets were turned In during the event and It of tlunn had money In tbKL Twenty-one dollars in cash was found and turned Intobit and found as were .svera] sets ofcar keys (Including mine). One man from florida's wait coast set upa kitchen with which he could feed as many as 100 In cue anyone needed a meal and . couldn't afford It. _!bon Am.KeIJwi("rm O!i7fl, but llUkLkL little June end I are going to change the world") told Of her dream Of building a gymnasium In the slums of Boston, It was later announced that anyone wishing to help could come up and drop a donation In the buckets near the stage. It seemed that many wanted a share In her dream, because without fanfare they made their way In the dark to drop more than $100 In the buckets. What does it take to put on a festival such as this? 1s year's budget was just under $500,000. In the p had been a problem, but provemeids to the cow pasture-orange grove site that cod between $30,000 and $30,000 eliminated the problem this year. Included in this was the laying down of three acres of sod. On thousand volunteers worked without pay to prepare for the event andto make it run smoothly during the week. Everyone including the director, Alex Clatteaberg, paid their own admission. ANGL E.WAL TERS Contrast this with the Isolationist climate of WASHINGTON (NEA) - The only thing In life "The .th11fl14atIOO Is attempting to lead the public opinion just half-a-dozen years ago. as certain as death and taxes is the exIdence coiatry down the path Of piecemeal health somovift or other, Of a poll purporting to Congressional attacks on the Pentagon's budget reform that has failed In the pad and already measure publIc olnlon about both. helped weaken this country's bargaining position tbrestens to bankrupt the health care system." NO aspect Of modern living, no corner of the If you find It hard to believe that his sober during negotiations with the Soviet Union on the American psyche is safe these days from the warning on the effects of Increased government first strategic arms limitation agreements. And probing curiosity of the professional pulie. Interference on health care cods was uttered by isolationist sentiment short-circuited any hope of Sen. Edward Kennedy, so did II ::contesting the Soviet-Cuban takeover of Angola as me pollsters are everywhere, and they're The senator rogidered this warning, along well as any effective response to North Vietnam's ready and able to prove anything you'd like them with his "serious disappointment," upon lear. to. Astheoldap tnassive violation of the Paris peace agreement in mgoe flguresdon'tlis bid ___ ning that President Carter has opted for a .:19 gradual socialization socialization of our health care system Is President Carter looking for public support Instead Of Kennedy's own suddeii socialization. Communist victories in Vietnam and Angola only for the an1'ilatratIcn's forthcoming Strategic What the administration has proposed is "Phase encouraged further Soviet expansion In Africa and Arms Limitation 1eaty with the Soviets? Then (ie" of Its eventual goal, a compulsory national he shall find it — In polls by CBS and the New N the Middle East. MH* health plan If the administration has Its way, York Times ($3 Percent In_ favor) and by NBC :,• Indeed, former Secretary of State Henry "Phase One" will begin in ll3atacost of $1044 'BAR ° P (Ii percent support). ' reported to have said billion. This program would bealrned at making . • V Kissinger Is reliably Dooalltreatyquutlon.uth opponentsf SALT ..: . "sigeIflc entJ"inciforuspoor pr1vately that his job was to negotiate the best responses? Well, for course they do - end why and the aged and would provide Insurance for ;. ms possible with the Soviet Union, given the not, when a survey by George Fine Research, those who are said to be inadequately protected 1nsufficlent resolve of the American people to stayInc. si 20 percent of the public in favor from the cods of catastrophic illnessm the course In frustrating Moscow's global amof such a pact? LIGHTER SIDE But Son.Kennedy isn't satisfied with spending Should Congress adopt tougher gun control bItions. an additional $15 billion on a limited program. laws? One would think so, judging from Gallup "Now!" Is the rallying cry, as the senator But now, the collapse of a pro-Western regime and National opinion ituearci center travels far and wide to promote his plan. The Home Front Thunder 1n Iran and the Increasing vulnerability of Ierslan which have shown, for nearly two decades, that a±nlnldraticn's principal spokesman on the upwards of two.thlrda of the public favors such a Gulf oil supplies required by Japan, Western he.Ith Issue, HEW Secretary CalIIno, counters move. By DICK WT that deprive honod, hardwklng civilians of by urope and the United States have jolted the aloin that Congress will only accept a be hasty? A new Dec'1 ' employment, that wreak havoc on the local "csidkmu" plan such as us one proposed by Amerlcan people. U.S. public opinion Is beginning Making Wormatlon survey shows no ldu"tIcal WASHINGTON (UPI) - When the history of economy of cownmWUn whire tho buss are Carter. q adjust to tough International realities. And a tworiin majority ooesd to additional gun modern warfare Is wrItten, It almost certainly located end that weaken America's first line 01. Prasimlably, an adnilnlstratjon that calls a iiawdor reason for P stntartqr 9wandthg • will boduk a chapter on the um , ___ I1*y Of defisise, t Fm ap It. biadgat Itti I $30 ?Illlon deficit "lom and wldesprëad'ptthlk perce Ion of his me examples coul d go on bd.Ikdt.ly. For Ui. mItry bases to witlidand attack — by the Q.ln Whlth of thou categories would you put seater." can eièMea now $15 biniâa lending fWeatt everypolirodudngamajorfty.pinjcnlnfavor Pentagon. l!trotecting the United States and Its Fort Molehill? program without batting an eye. lies. of something, another can be found to yield me Defense Department, from all reports, has A. As the hornfe of this nation's only barrage 'rtu is asnot"cautious" the first time that the Messm exactly us opposite reaul. enough firepower to wipe out enemy Ir4allatlons balloon tril,th center, Fort Molehill is an In. ter and Kemedy have skirmishedus That Is the Implied message in the news poll. might Which be harmless enough tim, not to anywhere on earth. But when it tries to lmIiste di.p.l4e part of our effort to retain MOM health care Iuuie, but it Is Important toover keep in What the country needs now is political leadership mandion lacretive employment for Ponders, itsown facilities, the department hvquantV equaft with pool& It mot be kill open at all mind that they have never IOU& ova whWw apable of forging this public sentiment Into a , it not for us tendency of elected public encounters mnnwmoimtable resistance, cods, there should be compulsory national health stronger foreign policy. officials and policy makers to pud so mrh faith Jiat last week, In an economy move, the Q. But aren't barrage balloons, which wer, lift Insurance - only about when and how It should President Carter's dispatch of a carrier task In survey data. Pentagon announced plans to close or over from World WE I, now obsolete? be mplem.nteij force to the waters off the Persian Gulf and the downgrade 157 bases, for a projected saving of A.In the thermonuclear age, ftlsvftal that the me philosophical compatihility of the two on Politicians, who am Past madm art $214 million a year. 1dminIstraUon pledges to use military force if _ ___ United States retain a conventional warfare this *NAM raises the possibility that the r, a desire offensive Is In troieie. capalllIty. It appears, us president to protect Saudi Arabia's oil Is one inand us senator are allowing their response from their audiences, should be the are predicting that some Of the Military analysis Q. Would the fact that Fort Molehill Is In your political rivalry within the Democratic Party to 1._,dication that Washington is getting the message. If fb* to mph myeAd ways in awhich pou lostelletons on the hit list can Wild out almost home state have any irAmm on ym spin over 0 important p policy debut qusdiosa can be rigged to o, it comes not a moment too soon. yield ParticularIndiiiiiii judgment? which could determine us future health - or 1as4*IIsI. Tn.(g$, they swallow UI. results For reasons ofxtatknal security, Iam not ina A. Geography is nothing $odo with ft,Aalong lad OfIt—Ofthe American health cue system without so much as a grain of ndt and happily reveal bow these strongholds have as am a member of the n1Henry appropriatisea Lest In the squabbling over who is to win UIe regurg MUMhat, those WhiCh bld&NN theft Own p"sltliimsotoinwegnabl.. ____ subcommittee, I shall do everything In my power credit for iropoehig camp health care us jCommon Sense ___ As a theoretical exercise, h, let us to see that fonda are avnIlble to protect our louded is tha fact thMeut of ton jcaos the c" iilii. the A1eno.We Maid of the 111th cIties train drafig attacks by the Red Baron. .rnlready covered by private health Insurance. Opinion research, atwivat Of its practitioners, Is far freon en exact science. Bar, Ba tjn located at Fart _____________________ : President Ctar had some iucew lad year In his cwivelr in us Kaimedy-Carter health care While ft Is Indeed peadhi. to select a utatlikilly Molehill. io cut tbrough us federal rides and regulations t add .cidfle Is a lesson that we should have learned In em uoii. t is r,wesentMtve ci the njd that end, an Interview $100 MUI armually to coiunmsr cuts. ____ • out experience with Medicare and Medicaid as a whole, ft takes mere thai it fair Bgi Tw'pWatr, a leading authority on z Partial deregulation of UI. aIt11A51UI you unleash pr ams such as these you he& INdlI simple to produce a good pilL 1,iflMry appropriatioun, 'ngt be Instructive. O âl$flatk' reduftillil In 11N5 id 151101111055 In ISflICL nlght as well us. all your original cod As reipoosiblie pollst ers will readily Q. Senator T,np,iai, you lay. been In the Letteti to sha sn -' welee.sd Now he I. elm at othirs ci us 'pord. ruIMer utnt.. .ut us windew. 1ege us worag Of survey jaiutiNle fejJ a for peh&aitIu AM litters cngr ,e to reduce 1 be iiidis. . . IIIidIIg 7,110 now rules every Jilt" that he in iNS and 1114, proponents of Medical in us . uted can govenonent spending. cut tomand balance us sol endd us sigoed, with a ru5 d at a We floe., met, than two years t".i uterus upoasu *Itet .us ____ &.. Wan and Means fe&albwlgit,Yosmadhsvebsssd.lIgld.dby $ ut19'1 ubir se The focus t1 jeer, hi sold, would be an I'gWMIm to ____ ___ __ and their aIn of the program's I,e4M7 be .1 the writer seq military bass shutdown s. ,erNod. us ros.d d1,WN, ©14e,m ds formed the basis of us decision O The kIi4 Heidi v psili make - ful rtsg for :1a and to IUIiIuW 'nenitening ci *ego. A. If you are talking about beis d'Wg that us 'jou.lIMs bin i Wel l win to o ahead with It, For one thhg. ci ,rite,, ,, tug us t.i,ai dSflCIt us control lbs Carter call for "II some" in rdorg us do pre dict edbOtal1iatI° us_ asial naa.i in pint. The Lvsisg Heidi 1c. But lot the r& cods paid for by L•_ of the poor, us tr'iides jfl 'bnUdei1ng mass of paperwork, us I $Ofim2lI* under the provisions of. Palla, ala. ruiry., us t1 to ill kl. to Noetid taxpayer d rideci us lihi cosnpd.rs, uier eatomlvely from dewidrod approval '- ,in us Of us eor who bears us M5ICet* would reach nearly $2 billion by 1979. us "woo" e1"nte Ititsi or ii euterm to space -Gars i, (ateg. acy, IIndeed akUgi.d by it. of ba ___ by-p4 theN cods Will Sully roach ""& (. r .quIr.. If, however, you are about clouoe billion or 10 times the original adiniat,. Sanford Optimist, 7:30 p.m., Holiday Inn. Starlight Promenader,, 8 p.m., DeBary Cornrnwlty Center, Shell Road. Pleas. Write BYJANECAaELREPJY cable television operators (oset dedicated our Channel 2 to regulations that have just been Herald8taff Writer aside channels for public ac- public access. Our equipment struckdownwewereallowedto Local residents who have cess. The court said such and advisory personnel in our make a small charge, we have utilized cable television for free authority rests only with studio in Orlando, as well as never done so." public access programming Congress. portable equipment, are A wide scope of programs are Will stillbe able to despite a Area residents will dill be available without charge tothe Presented on the public access Supreme Court ruling cable able to use Orange-Seminole public, channel — "religious companies are not required to Cablevision's Channel 2. "We will continue to do the programs, Boy Scouts, school furnish sixth free time, however, General Manager same kind of thing we are doing programs and artistic sort of The U.S. Supreme Court Kevin Rorke said today. In the area of community are examples," acruled Monday In a 6-3 vote that "The Supreme Court decision service. We can offer things cording to Rorke. the Federal Communications will have no Impact on our 'narrowcasting' as compared to "When no group or individual Commission erred In requiring policy," he said. 'We have broadcasting and because It Is Is using the channel, a weather free and non-commercial we report Is given. The most can use specialized popular time for public use is Programming on a narrower between 6 and 10 p.m.," Rorke base," Rorke pointed out. said. Studen t Channel 2 is available to the 'We provide the equipment public 24hours a day on a first and if someone has taken the come, first serve basis, Rorke training classes we offer, they said. "We have no control over can go on the air by just going Round =Up Program content other than by Into our storefront studio on the FCC rules such as those Virginia Drive and flipping a concerning commercials, switch," he explained. 'We Elementary schools are 20, 9 a.m. obscenity, indecency and think this Is a good community preparing for their spring wiisis — April 24,9 a.m. political candidates," he said. service and we want to continue toundup of new students who bring children). 'Although under the FCC to do that." will be ordering kindergarten or ( first grade for the first time. — Kindergarten students who attended public schools In Seminole County this year are automatically enrolled for first grade next year. Schools have different ____ data for these peeregistration programs since us SemiMle County Health bepartment usually has D representatives present to answer questions on immunization. The round-up Is basically to furnish parents with inAGREE formation and forms needed for CONDITIONER enrollment. Parents will be 8-ounce. 4 1] Informed that requirements 3 include proof of birth date, 89 LIMIT bnmimlxatlon record and medical doctor's signed form, STRESSTABS 600 proving a recent physical TABLETS examInation. Multi.vitamifls Bottle of 60. Health Coordinator, Marion LIMIT I TABLETOP Sell, warned that students who 359 HIBACHI were admitted this year to ____ .__• 14* 14 , cast iron kindergarten on a medical _______ EPSOM SALTS Sanford Rotaract Club, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole. THURSDAY, APRIL 5 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road. Lake Mary Rotary, 6 a.m., Mayfair County Club. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m., and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Weight Watchers, 10 Al Lake May Presbyterian Church; 7 p.m., Longwood Quality Inn. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Ireland's. OFS Seminole Chapter 2, 6 p.m., Masonic Temple, Sanford. Deltona Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Parish House, Enterprise. Young Republicans regular meeting, 7:30 p.m., Jerry's Restaurant, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Community College players present "Butterflies Are Free", 8p.m., Fine Arts Theatre. ChInese Auction sponsored by PACE School, 7:30 P.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry. Call 620 00(r2. DeBary Blood Bank blood drawIng, 4-7 p.m., DeBary Community Center. Each dinner will receive free chicken dinner. FRIDAY, APRIL$ Seminole Community College Players present "Butterflies th Free", 8 p.m., Fine Arts Theatre, through April 8. JACK ANDERSON ERRYIS WORLD a i a V ac s Losers TRIPOU There's a MWWk Lad''. weeps... Anithitemble QaW1 1 mUap.k. He opsksin Ispieg We Amble by a ul ___ cthsakiaOfour'nydidejisto ry shed do prsepsnt Be chetac. useul.ffl.mWe, Who MrV' OnCibe WitkquIitfcMy: 'Why crisp, In his had àm, us krundbib ta ci PISISSi UI5lty IntoWell 0111111116 his OMISL 9 Mot 5flfl Wi supporting larasi? Why do you continue tL'l. us MIs Lad "iidt*ii." Ubyan ettev. Mu hew staptius AmeiWe puitq in." be sold. Ba in psltq? W besefits di you gst?" W* is-. semi wlw weepies ad Masts Bateldms, I's WON dooyIirasIadtho dtodtMsPutdasa.UI.einaarius ad to V irIS WSSS Is d Ai cs "wi '-mg FI fStI'jim ibethor he was as bad as I Thsis precisely w a •e ripest ar Intho area. ft be y utma p -r-g."be ad, "us he,.. lilies, I hid cac$etIne4 as "one Of ___ 1_ (Sr IL" hPS us -t writ ci ken, Ia OW ci "— us the welds mut inn — hi, riders." I had L upoit dislims QWM win sees tad as dade Us al I. reports Md larad has a goodking ci IIaresss e $sii inupI.. Al accusd ci ____ amok* ____ bill In us ulia dum. umael. "W.wthsveIsauneto ." , v us ii...i upa'h' I& Amin. pt Q.d jiliedftt on us At UI. Cadrsl Idtre homy, adyd. hol brent dmlip aukw weeps. Amie" hi sold, — 5 With Sill ffItCS Ied ft's out epprusivs but as, win iappear, tis" IselSrWiiia1iN r — r'b, he hidotL He acc as desert M*s '!I larud dies hive Ile 1111,1110 ad QW" plsd that us ui. weeps. — maci r* apes "i,." _____ wisp -, then Arlea idd hi hid Win to m1k on ho pro" an am b sa lilsadasdadoshythius 111111111011 Nd,'1Ie iupi1e." id1't he.* Uba 9yNkthatusp.usr4,Sadha. ,, Yh1 Jhiblin. IarS5Is npft dWo 6011 QWW 1111111 00&NW NO ft QWM send mis unerneiii dad a -p-'- ma us p&t swum. — Is — aw"ar wees or as --.. , • we Uwe am Is pridoc. hen . bees O ft has N&W that the laresit. "A crtg jee, ___ Uh a in ci us ,, ,, ftpft Pain us ies pier, us s.,irn ,i to __ us aurese. You OwAmd MArak ___ gst your ___ iii • imitiui frs.i us tm uaspiIadfallueaaMetobda - - ad .t us ____________ r-'--- _________ as psass. "iapMadwo.wemaad.. peN,"beidI — vIvis MidIusà. 'wjlIuI "s.us w petssd , lan sepN *," us___ *s. — iid _.JII S Fm __ ___ India Iii? th.dl us weid be ompelsi I 'utidd.Iaw,hihtousL,Jes . asdinusa.," ____ 1 e todi it?" hi d suI. usdadsi"Illow is beus;: be"ftL1k ci lusewen hmk usy.issma volvilill Id ; ss Is 1e j Wial aerd. maN. inda""m16 apes I ' mamma M in CIA 41P1% .iii, milif t 1 ido i Iadalftads ardU us &" Oft ko us ir to s. hidI Iiiii -- he ad,ha.hacis -- d — .;:-. .' : V — V V the children to .ccrp.ny us " "'ou ntay Mt jgjgg a. &VM AWMNM hi kin." - -, !.a ii V•VV• . a'-I--.'I. ________ low prices? V 18, 1:30 p.m. — April 24, 1:30 p.m. __________ — April Geneva Elomortary ____ IS, 9.11:30 am. Goldsboro Elementary — April 17, 9 am. ________ Hopper __ Elementary — April _____ 17,9 Idyllwllds Elementary — Apr4JIO,Os.m. Lawtcn Elementary — April 10, 1:30 p.m. 1488 $1699 SHAMPOO 09 For dandruff conrtol. 1-ounce bottle. CHAISE FOAM FILLED r r. 2 5002Auofl.d FOR Printl or_ solld _____ colors. REQ. to $39 • PLASTIC / LA INSECTICIDE Kills most crawling insects. ii-ounce 'a 99* can REG $1 39 SPIN REEL rgSkirted spool for fresh water or light salt REQ. $14.99 r I SILL Nl1i YOON'T ' WISIT TOSITNIN, anced blades MODEL 2150 i ! REG SI 79 LIMIT 1 FLIXLINI TRIMMER Removable grid SELF PROPELLED Easy to 1I Trims around shtubs,t,ees and planters. REQ. $2999 *' 1 1 I With life Cord f.filQrC.m,nt I lint burst "$'$lanci Rig 9 as e. nylon VIVITAR 36101101 -J r CAMERA ura-1 Bwlt.ln "popup flash, automatic exposure Control. With strap, A 6 batteries, A MODEL 351 REQ. POLAROID 101 FILM case CAN For color .._4__. ... ,.e, .w.fi i-lie veIytirne.5 exposures. rr 8' 51S !Y duty. I ¼ T8 WHIRLING 8PRkLER Gives sten waist distribution for healthy grass. REG. $7.99 ___ ymca mu is .00 cw '1iIu. whft P" Taco y M $w,, lu*jU _- SWVWS.0SIIWeOr.Ir Fee ______ 1100 PASK It. WhORl ...........V...V. _______________________________________________________________________________ , 113888 5S$ — oe POWER MOWEA, 22-inch Cut. 3.5 HP. Bnggs& Stratton motor, Easy recoil start Adjustable Cutting height. REQ. $159.99 GRASS CATCHER w' NNAN I COLOR quart capacity. 24" HOOVER VACUUM 5 20 gallon capacity or box of 40. 24. I 2599 99 99',Choose box of 20, YOU CHOICE recorder a record REG $29.99 Changer. UN fA9I 6,/i magnet J 9 speakers. MODEL R925 29'REG. $159.95 Latgithte.iwiy Instant rug edU$tmeflt. Rois P itt — 04= MODEL 4163 REG. $U.95 , TRASH BAGS 3 speed whisper quiet motor, bal. LLOYD'S 111-TRACK STEREO W WASTEBASKET or E212, 6',-ft. or E21J" E218, 7.ft. spinning rods. REGS to $15.99 GALAXY . 'sklva Elomedy - April LIMIT t $1 water fishing FAN IlthgPark—Aprilh$,2 FORMULA 409 CLEANER 73* 22.ounce all Purpose. V SUPER ROD RIOT Choose Super Rods E21 - PJL 39LIMIT 2 e'/ ° OLM 1500 " ' 3prhg Like — April 1, 1:45 12.ounce cans. _________________ '44\ Sodh 96 - April 24, 1:45 -?"1 PACK'1 . $399 ' p.m. -. 9' 18-ounce. 88, , REGULAR OR DlET PEPSI COLA Givescarlong 79$ Wipes clean, REQ. $109 Sanford Grnrnar — April 19, 5:30.10 aim UAL!V— WL1I Sim IMT1 REAL KILL SPRAY 79* ZIPWAX CAR WASH CLOThESUNE / 50166t. ____ STENSTROM 3 0124 PENS LED indicator light TVlSTV2band Uses 4 batteries AC/DC. 320$ MODEL 2495 THROW PILLOW8 Rid Big Elemadary — April REALTOR. ASSOCIATE 4 5 9$ Rolling wriler In blue or black ink. REG. 98' LIMIT 1 $OUNDUION .AM/FM RADIO 19, 1:30 p.m. Sobil Paint - April 30, 10 Eldasy — gr B. Oi x standard frame REG, $1.25 8 1 bag. REQ. 69' LIMIT 1 Pins Crud Elunosdary My 4, 910 a.m. vium DISPOSABLE DIAPERS ra absorbent. SUNGLASSES Fits most REQ. $29.99 colors. 744 REQ. 69' LIMIT I SET eggs 12.oz. 17,9 n.m. 10, 1:30 p.m. PAMPERS I3 Yorktown BUNTE HANGERS MARSHMALLOW EGGS ,,., PAC Assorted 53$ Candy coated CLOTHES PINS Pack of 50 ,,'lng type am. 59 V •VV _______________________________________ •i PENTEL IUNBREAKA6LE _______ Lake Orluda Elementary ______ - MldwayElemeidary — April 248 — LIMIT I WOOD April ii, 10 am. TWNGL INSTANT HEAD & SHOULDERS Lake May Elementary — April $9 am. (Media Caster) 'Of loo Non aspirin pain 133fellet LIMIT I back. CHAIR Eutbrook Elementary — AprIl 11, 9 am. English Pilotes— April 21,9h.nr. Forest City Elementary — TYLENOL TABLETSBottle 788 REG Bear- Like Elementary AprIl 21, 9:30 am. Casselberry Elementary ______ April 5, 9:30a.m. - LIMIT Altamonte Elementary — Ill V PEOPLETRUST ECKERD'S FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE at tow, Compare our prescription prices with what you to paring now You If save at Eck.rdg G Colorfulvinylstrapsonlight. weight aluminum frame Chaise has multi-position _____________ irritating. DO YOU WANT TO SILL YOUR CALL 322.2S11 • V COOLER DurabI. tom V Construction rod handle. LAWN eg . 7c FURNITURE R ______ _________ nail kit. Non time are as follows: Coder_ V • V V BRUSH ON NAILS 499 Artificial finger, Scheduled round-up dates and UnWAY9 APRil14 Jewish Community Ceder Airties, $ p.m., 001 N. PhInnd Ave., Maitland. Rutairant dinners and trips. Bells, ..d U.s. of Orlando Dance, 9p.m. to nIfg, Winter Park Civic Center, 3001 MiselI Ave. For singles over 11. MONDAY, APRil30 Greater Sedan Chamber Of Crrres Amid D, 6:30 p.m., Mr. P's Sapper Qub. WNAY, APRil31 Senior CHin1.. Tier to Savomab ad T'—n. Stop. at Faruandlas Beach, 711100esvIlh1 Ga. ad Wakidla Sprbga, Losve Leeda Calielberry, I am.; godordCI*Csdwo&UajL IAIVIDAY, APRil11 fteidesencs P1kw apomend by M''l Art As.., am V position grid. V Masculine fragrance. 41/4-ounce bottle. .. I 69 LIMIT I AFTERSHAVEL — 1l ________ LEE NAILS day following the rid-up -- V , adjustable drafts AE $999 ______ • OLD SPICE for registration of their children. It Is not necessary for V ___ _____ _____________ U parents are unable toattend the round-up program, I*should go to the school any — - Seafood Center PHONE 323490, 1219 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD construction, multi. ______ ____________ __________ 79$ LIMIT 1 Immimitatlon mud have an uplilated form in order to attend firstgrade. WEDNDDAY, APR11 11 Woman's Club ci Sanford Social De$itnsM's Armual Breakfast, Bridge and Canasta, 10:30a.m., clubhouse, Oak Avenue. Reservations. "Crhae.VadsV' safety piegr, 9 am., (auo'brsy Branch Library, Se'n1"ole Flasa for kindergarten tiroigh Rh grade. Presented by IL Beau Taylor of us Sheriff's Department PrVs.s. Im Advisory Board, noon, Longwood • Sanford 'S 4-pound box. exemption with Incomplete SUNDAY, APRIL $ Ballroom and round donelog, 8p.m., Tple Shalom, Providence and Elcam boulevards, Daltona. MONDAY, APRIL 1 Monday Mornor. Tesetmasteis Qub,7:15 am., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Aso-'don Lutheran Church, 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 am, and noon, Ceritosi Union Building, Stetson University; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. South Seminole AA, noon, Metal Health Cuter, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Lakeview Middle School Advisory CommIttee, 7:30 p.m., at school. AItamcst south SeatnoleJaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, SR 436, Aitainosde Springs. Deltoas Area Chamber Of Cesmerce, 7:30 p.m. Sanford Al-Anon, I p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford AA, I p.m., 1201 W. First St. 1V)AY, APRil10 Greater Sanford Chamber, of Comiree quarterly directors meeting, 0 a.m., Chamber bullIng- — COMPLETE LINE OF SEAFOOD SEASONINGS AND PREPARATIONS types Church. . If You Are Tired of High Cost of Meat, p., Fish In Your Dieti We Have A Large Selection of Fuji And Seafood. . SATURDAY, APRIL 7 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension ti4heran - I.., LAvST4& ECKE DeBary Garden Club, 2p.m., DeBary Civic Canter. Program on day lillies. Sanford Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 am., Jerry's, Sanford Airport. Semi South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Qumllly's Altamonte Springs. South Volunla Sertoma, 7:30 am., Deltona ha. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tuglew.od AA, closed. 8p.m., St. Richard's Church. Longwood AA, closed, 1p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave. only omised Pr By Local Cable TV Firm SearL Health Care Proposals - -- Acmss FRESH-DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 RONALD REAGAN Poll Viewer Beware PUblic CALENDAR Wednesday, April 4,1979—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. •............ _ -. • UALITHNU SATURDAY 5 P.M.'SUNOAY A.M. 1P.S. SIO IALY $0101 $A&I ITIM$ISUMITID ON DAILY 5 MI SANPOID, 950 Slate St. Sititsil Plasm LONOW000 HWY. i7 at S.434 -S. #__--- .-_ - - - �A—Ev.ida, HKald, $snfsrd, P1. Wsdnudiy, AII4, in, Iiii: 41, .1 1~-v REALTYTRANSFERS . I 1` *'I t .. 1 9 J. HIll to Charles H. 2130 '. etc., 2 parcels. $11100 .-ø' .. 10 '' 1 ' ' ..-- - . £ ' ... PLEASURE / - . 'i. AV 1. 1. , - - -- ... . m. : .,- 1. .14 . •1 .. I '14 • I L . By MURRAY OWERMAN SAN FRANCISCO (NEA) Opening day? In ruy I donl remember the 1, ones. They all blend. All thatdandaoutI$Fra1kSja na of the park —he was there San Francisco Gis since to sing the national anthem the first day of to throw Out efIntbsiLTh1swuacoigeo(y551g0 and Tommy Luorda of the Los Angeles Doeii troduced hbn to me. The guy wi. nice cheery. Jtat like the day. But he couldn't get the ball up o p• For owing day memories that are significant,11"got to go back a mention or more. mis was wt*n grancimothers traditionally turned up sick, an tiat had an official reason for skipping work aixi going the ball park. KIds today don't seem to have grandmothers, Or (Herald Phil. by Ilda Nichius) ,., . .'.':. " . at Anywho, was there ever more April 16 day in 190, in C=iSkeY Pad4 when Bob Feller, offl then a une • r. ... "I : "_ - t 10 jib" could be - t%TK ino .. . 'V '., . • - . 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Pitg [vis Systems • ;: • . • • • '''.r-.- - "t Marshall, Inc. Inc. R.JkSimpson,Inc. -.•-• • -• .w' , •.• I. Mcl I WI IbMip hi -- &I Broadway EflSCTpIIJC$ Artisan Homes • I _______ Merritt Industries II Ridge Phase II) Retlal Q.mstruction H -******** Edges Browning 111111111111111116l • 0 11.40 BUy ymir IktWIse Living home from o of these Imliders in 'your area. Forrest Construction, Inc. 0 ______ energy conservation. So, before you buy or construct a new home, ask the builder about FPL's Witt-Wise program. Or stop by your local FPL office and pick up an information brochure. FPLs Watt-Wise Living program is affiliated with National Energy Witch. Rouede Builders Inc. win :'z. :r rm. ____ _ --- Hollie F Prsons Bulkier TILCO International ARCH Ii 'Issaiss ci 235 LflHs Si Iii Aanis , 311 Dlaei - ____ - FIRST PUDICAL ~ .... .. ' a. Franklin Ill oas., is, caine. uis ir is CralgDtxonpoweredathree Donals 1131l I "C" 131 SII. 0. !!" .!! or Loom lISWWtaker It s Wa is ek rimilsil lii mae se a cant.. RAIL.COADU5 IS. Snte •is LUOSAID R.S, sisw ll csas $$U. III Cc" ARCH PIerce lisSaims $S• 5.Msrmt AR5$MitsII 4*1 •ISTSISIS 554 Vassar,., aslaimpa, LNlIl iii cant., es 4121.115 431 Te.eis $34lISremla_$_a iii o.rei. 1.5111 423 WOW se 322 TeNs Leonard 1721 TeMis iiara.... 211715 iii *1411 412Ii 3 91 Medical Caster ft Io CRass 235 1-17 airmen I I S NIxon j is .raau uneslnses is $I--Pins' tuNas Hiary 1$SMssre zie riisns III Las ice "soft IOCCrtf* 55 2lIArm,frss 2.5 SIST.tals 2q17 Saidatick I55 Totals II II Ii __ 8Wwkft ____ W.M. AS Brake. Slid Hats Hues over Cardinal Industries. Franklin gave up the ,one hit and struck out four in the first two innings and Knlger hurled three timings of no-hit ball while finning Knlger was also the hitting star of the game, blasting a home run, double and single in four trips to the plate. Greg Larson and Dexter Franklin each had a double and single. Darrell Wooden had the only safety for Cardinal Industries. Daryl Merthie unloaded two homersandadou!geandj.)eq Johnson slammed a triple and two Singles to lead Chase tofts . Graham safe, Gaines waits hitter and Teddy Freycenet had three hits as major league leader Farr Insurance ran Its Eddie Evans went 3400$ and Mother Bronco game saw NEW YORK (UPI) If he'sserious about sitting Old the season record to 8-1 with an 8-0 victory r Breen Insurance In the Mike Bodied pitched a two. Swim & Sift down Rotary, 18$ _____________ andnotpiaylngfcrDetrod,wtdchldoulg,RustyStauboughtto Altamonte Springs Little hitter Tuesday as Joyce Well as Troy Anderaon hurled aflve pick up the telephone and have a little talk with Rqfo Gentry, Chicago (kravec Il-Ia) at IForbes Lea 6.00 150 who did the same thing 34 years ago but doesn't go along at Russell, Jeff Jackson Forms & Systems, 1240, In hosnered. Scotty 6.60 with wh Staub Is doing now. 0(2-I) 21.41; P (2-I) 107.15: T (2-I. and Kim Avail combined for a Mustang action of the Sacethiole Exhibition Baseball 4) 437.00. Time 31.34. Staub claims ho's not looking for any more money. Not now, to-iitt to t in First Federal's pinto entry By United Press International p. Pony Bas"Lgu, h Tenth Race, *i, A: Tuesday 4 Timeless Gilt tion, moinned &A pW9 in a 13-11 (All Times EST) 3.20 2.20 2.20 pui dNOO,IOOco,gract which Millbasttds year plus another oneam., Detroit 8. BOOM 2 (Susp @Ill inn I circus Sherry 7.86 4 OD (Last year's recants In it win over Quald Fencing as Co.owned ii FtiIWIdII Baltimore 6, Texas 2 2 On Around tom 0' "M") , 24. Richard Lawley, James upset previously unbeaten Chicago (AL) 6, Atlanta I 0 (-S) 21.40; P (4-1) 23.$0; Ts-l. National Leaius When they open the season at home Thursday agalat the Texas 11 senior league, Vernon Sasviimols P1w, 164, as Minnesota S. Philadelphia 2 2)124.40. Time 31.56. In San Francisco (Blue 1510) at 811131b had scott Raymond and Jersy Rusgsr., the Tigers will place Slash on aither the disqualifIed or Garlangsr had four hits In the Mc Montreal 7, Houston S Eleventh Race, $.14, C: Qg4j Cincinnati (leaver 14-14), 2:30 ts each and p.m. 8pg Cullough and Bobby Pittsburgh L New York NL 2 I R' s Fame 15.10 6.60 3.40 rrlctid list. But they can activate him almost as soon as he Yankees' 19.2 pasting American League 7 Arent U Glad the Milumovidi had tins hits each; hit a homer. Oakland 3, Cleveland 2 7.40 $ 00 California (Tanana 11-12) at decides to T00t 2 Splcey Pepper Chicago No. 1. Los Angeles 1 Orioles, and Jackson Metal Works Seattle (Abbott 7-I5), 10:35 p.m. Personally, I don't think WI be that bug bs(on he doss. Qi one St Louis 7. Cincinnati a 0(7-i) 34.45: P15-7) 131.51: 1(0.7. PIUAJICIAI. $IMINOIJ Thursday's PItchers SARIS NOMI$ tr.ci Adams Auto Parts, fl PI.ANNINS 2) $45.50. Time lilt. Pt-AU W94 the Tigers' r.aind, 36-ysuold designated iditir talks LUITUNSOCO. Natissal Lia,as Al C N 5, Al I H Al C N AS N H Tweifts, lace, : New York (Zachry 106 or Swan ad Slack 35 about some vague seven-ge e restaurant deal he's ipos.d to Lie MM$1,4ak 4*1 A14 $ I 2 Mineola Rhoda Dekeity Racing 1.10 3.00 2.20 ID 25 P0533? Jodtsss II 1 , Kevin 4) Wick at INert Chicago (N. Reuschel I I S 1415), be involved in and on the other hand, he koepa working old vZ IcaNts I Try Loftin in 355 Uidar.4ai I 431 Helms ,.io 3.00 2 * 2: 30 p.m. and Paul MclCein tripled to McCsI $iiSOiSeue, 35 S Maxie Queen Snag 311 Harass dayInHoon,rwu&iigandswUmgingaliadedbat.That'safimiuy ails 360 3.20 San Diego (Perry 21-6) at Los hint. Ind D on 's 33 Ill Pófl..Su,yy I I Angeles (Hooton 11-10), 1 p.m. 0(2-4)1t.IS P (3.4) 31.50; T (2-4fo tIaNjt,_. 411 .l waytormaristaurud,Im't it? ,,.ne as $ S 5)141.61. Time 21.51. , SANFORDOILANDO I SNs over Tupperware; and is la Mailmam i ii • A*erlcaa League Or*aUy Stash ast March11 a dsae for the hurt to A - 2.113; Handle s3t4isL II .. TUESDAY NIGHT • lAnvlN evls 25. ii'. i s Milwaukee (CaldwelIfl4) at New b loo d out four bits ID I SI AserW CS mastbists.w..th,ds.diinecunedwwithsdSlaa York Sao (Guidry 21-3). 2 p.m. First Race, 1.14, D: ____ ____ ____ III McDonald's 114 win over Willis ssirnui Ill TISSIS $ Cleveland (Wile getting any amiss'. To me, he seem. to be biking for a taco- p.. at Boston 3NewColor PO.., • s Greenwood I 55 7.00 4.40 2.60 Form (y Auto Parts, (Eckensley (20-I), 2 p.m. *511 2 Jerry Jones a s..o 4.50 eavtagdsvicsnowso he rqaetJud goxosd.deh.ck ToIls T'.s •2 I .. Texas (Corner 11-5 or Alexander I- I Blue Delaney Aadln&encoaction,Bunett 3.10 I of those restaurant you kw. See how many espect LiNt. NI NI-I 10) at Detroit (Wilcox 1312). 1:30 It 4i' 'PFIIII Q(2'3)34.21;T(3-2-I)l4I55.ylrn, m. Oil-IS Bank won Ms seventh straight N.e.. p.m. to mike S,ISS this year. $r..LPSasa m. as31.57. game with a 71 til00npii ,gs' Toron to (Underwood a-Il) at 11111 III. PARC INS. Figures lIke that abeelidily boggle ItfiS Ged7's SeCand Race, $.i4,D: Al S N AS I N Process Ilacblnery Kansas City (Leonard 21-17). 1:35 Manateengel 5.60 Bobby MOISALD'$ P. C. AUtO Gentry, a 18-gems wiener for the Tigers In 1144, Vda 1.10 2.10 p.m. "'" 1$ Miller and Clint Baker burled a 4 Kinnie Bonnie 6.60 420 se i H as use Priday's Pitchers' yssnwlththuldeldall of ll4lbscawtheywoiildn'tgtvs "' 6 Grand That ' , 411 and Steve kdar 300 National League :: :' threo-hlttsr him a,ISSraiashe wooled. WbmIirachedbimdswuinDaIsy I $ Andansas 1 11 045)31-SS;P(S-4)43.4s:T(s.s. 1. Ni II P.a,,ai $ $ McCarmick and Mike D'Andco SeNs Moidn.sl (Rogers Pitt. 13-10) at 51 CaMs 1*5 I ned 6) 215.41. Time 31.45. Statism, N,C., Tuesday, he told ms If it WU singly I nndtoi' Of Mi1I.ry • i mires Iburgit (Slyleven 1410), 12:35 p.m. • * hid two hits each; mda iimd Sail.. phuae es we. S 15 Pigs 43* Phlladeiphia (Carton 1413) as St. Ry Stash biig for more money, he'd be all far him. E, IS UI..M I Third Race, $'14,M: ,g seored by Sass II Musts 455 LouIs (Denny 14.11). 0:35 p.m. I I W111011ot.0 35$ jflfljg "i've aiim him TV and he's a geed hitter" said the farmar Ills liNt.! 411 MICI'. I Mineola Bales 33.10 17.10 15.60 uSIkp SI San Francisco (Montufusco '" stood 11-i) far a 14 u.r I$$ Gregg 451 Joe 40.50 7.10 rtpitcher. II. wsan on Ida coidrad thsig)i, CON"" I SI I.r.s •• CIncinnall (Hume 0.11), 1:05 p.m. 2 Manatee 5cInC Officer lii tusida III Vifty by (]S15y XpstI ever Vars 4.60 Ito p j la At Old I dolt ge alsog w that. (e you a cract, you Prak IS5TeN fIN 1*1 is. nta (Niekro 11.15) at Houston Q P (I3) 411.11; I (1S I I Sews J° " $55 (Richard WI)), 0:35 p.m. should dick to It. $1111 San Diego (Jew 13.14) at Los 32) 1,313.41. Time 31.10. '' ' s',' bested Jim Rsbkiu IDa l)ttI1 ot his owu moe Geisy eid, "I'd do I 'ge," With 0 Angeles ($ullen 15.11), 10:30 p.m. Ft SerIt Race, 4.16,0: dt*bitts, Wise standards contribute to our national goal of standards in FPVs Watt.-Wise Living rogram. It means that even after meeting requirements of Florida's new energy. efficiencybuilding code of March 1979, the builder has added enough energy-saving features into your house to allow hill comfort and convenience while using about one.fburth less electricity than conventional1 homes. ___ — P1 I 'tosylis :Wers. -, .. 0 Under our program, FPL scores each home according to the energy-saving options built into its design and construction. These options may include ceiling and wall insulation, thermally efficient windows and doors, glass areas optimized to match floor plan designs, high efficiency cool. ing and heating, solar or heat recovery units for water heating, and other power-saving ideas such as fluorescent lighting or super-insulated water heaters. Watt-Wise Living homes will be even more desirable tomorrow, when those energy-saving features can only enhance the resale value. And homes designed, built, and equipped to Witt. .1 .. . 0 Staub still In Limbo ______ SI*. •fPP USII I IIW is ftrAass*w.s,, aij.asiisuiaj 1 L * Aft 000 A CS !. lill L!!. Hutsell Pace Farr nIrys1ls $l&FllntSsMspIWI*arvj.u.$, SAM As.I11$0IM . CARDINAL INDU$T5115 ARCH AS Lanes 323 WSSa 311 D.Osime III less uS Froycenet c , W-3111 Of 1111111111111, %ftW blIC MIDICAL CINTIN distance on the mound for the wizmera, scattering seven hits and also paced his team at the plate with a home rim and two singles, scoring three runs, Robert Hill also slapped a pair of singles and a home rim and scored two rims. Lee Fredrick collected a double and a single and Sun Hill hit two singles. Orion Waldo had a pair of singles and Dewayne Mitchell blasted a triple for the Railroaders, Bruce Franklin a nd sctj KnigercomJf a one. hitter in Medical Canter's win ___ I - ___ IIIlsIs& WI.Slsivslb,Laisi Defending city champ Clem Leonar d Shell opened the im Sanford Little National League season on a winning note Tueaday with an 11-7 win over the Railroaders. In other games, Medical Center dumped Cardinal Industries, 16-2, In five Innings and Chase blasted First Feosral, 174, In four inningsClem Leonard Shell jumped in front, 5.0, In the top of the first timing and extended the margin to 94 before holding oft a late charge by the Rallroads. Richard Leonard went the HeraWPhit,sbyT.mNetsol .. F., - Shell, Medics,Chase Medi* Triump h ' . ____ - * - '• . La 3% -. • . __ VM DeNy 5411001 West. ____ MM AJOS*IE____ Tai 0 WI. VisIon IflULjuN Inc. is Trail., Wd$.$onn,. IVillot3.all I4INPOt5,flTW71.S. *1.LenL4 1 tb*1. IMa 1115 J* Map 0 $iuNN. ___ OnLai . Marion IsO PMIe is ggj as. -gi, y III*aiIW5SP. It4 MS4LON&4&LII,W ____ I'ilIWMJr.$Mw1an WWV *s Os. 15 tiLIII • IsiNdall J. O0N&W. JNykinI' - . - ut. me bell and endings. Every season Is another drama, and this is the start of another journey, a genesis." For him, one of the memorable opening days was the first game ever played in Shea Stadium onAp .iJ16, 1964. It was the new home of the New York Mets, who had supplanted the Giants and the Brooklyn Dodgers as the National League team in the Big Apple. A crowd of 50,342 squeezed into the new facility. The stadium squatted alongside Flushing Bay In the borough of Queens, built on fill where once there had been water. "All those people in here," said an engineer friend to Seymour, "—that means the ball park Is solId. ft won't sink into the bay." (As a matter of record, each year Shea Stadium sInks a few Inches into the bay, just as neighboring LaGuardia 0 irPort does.) 0 Inevitably, another opening day assures all of us that 0 baseball remains on a solid fowdatlon, that It is the an- 0 nual retrth of spirit and hope, not only for the teams...: Involved in t he game on the field but for all of us whodelight in the pace and the symmetry of the game. :. - -. __ don't sit down on a wad of gum. The venders don't loom In front of you at the crack of the bat. And the peanuts don't yet stick in your teeth. It's a fresh beginning, something that Seymour Siwoff can appreciate. Seymour is the head of the Elias Sports Bureau, the organization that totes up the myriad statistics that blanket baseball and in a curious way contribute to Its lore. (What did Joe DiMagglo bat as a rookie in 1936? Hell, anybody knows without looking it up that he hit .323. But who knows what Jim Rice hit as a rookie, or what year?) Opening day to Seymour means the first game of the season, when time figures Will flow In from Cincinnati, where the Giants will debut, and from Seattle, where the California Angels will be the night opponents for the Califola vs. Seattle Manners. Californi does that signify opening day for the American League? While the computers chatter relentlessly, Seymour Slwcif, the figure filbert, gets nostalgic. "I'm more excited about opening day," he says boldly, "than the World Series. I'm a man who likes beginnings at least they dool turn up sick. *?I---. .i1m .. iq nine innings he threw zeroes against the Clicago White SOL His own Cleveland Indians miutered only one run behind him. It was enough because when he blew down the atter In the bottosn of the nlzdli, he had pitched the first of his three nohlt, no-nm gaines in the major leagues and the first and only opening day no-hitter in baseball history. (Just the other day, I was reading that Feller, now 60, had struck out Willie Mays, now 47, in an old-timers game in Florida. "Willie was looking for something," explained Feller, "and I threw him nothing.") You see, this stage of the season, the pitchers are always ahead of the hitters. Also, this stage of the season, the hot dogs amell fragrant, the buns are freah, the mustard spreads evenly, andthe beer isn't flat. The grass on the Infield and In the pastures—In those places where there still is grass—la, Incredibly green after the long winter. Trh hasn't accwnulated under the stadium seats._You at t. '', Baseball Anachronism . A that made batters run and hide, took the mound? And for - John Hair, Sanford, is always boy. He recently completed a backyard novelty windm ill and waterwheel In his workshop. Said John, There's a washing machine motor In the waterwheel to make It turn. The water In the trough is reusable th rough the turnin g cycles. me windmill Is made from scraps that werelaylngaround.There'spartolanoldalrconditioner In It. The hardest part was making the blades and fitting them Into the wood." . . y Op e p- eni '* ng Da FOR HIS - - ' . $ Wadnssdny, April l, 11fl-7A ft , , . --- - $i,10o. ___ - .--.I SPORTS Evening Herald,Sanfo,d. Fl. a, _ . - I . .I . - Sstti O'M.era. Jr., sgl 1 Marilia L. Equitable Lift MurtORog,r Lt 41 NI' 0(3, bik A, C. Bowlus, It. 75 Devonshire, Shores 5.d, $54,100. 154,100. A.L. Pith. Inc. to George I. Krtek $OI..D.l, Builders mi. to Galen I. wt. Linda, Diulimayer I Joan, Lt 3 Tuscawill., 7. S74,90. Lt 30 Wekiva Hills, Sac. Unit a. 144.100. Oil, to Harold T. Mooney I wt. George A. KIniew 1. wt. Armie B. Betty 1?. 42, 81k E, The Forest. to Rdserl C. Winkle & wf.. Marcia E $7,100. V of LI. 271 Lot 2$ (leuW4 33') blk Richard E. kislIng & Nancy to I North Oil. Townstt, 4th Addn. James W. Morgan Iwt. Dorothy E. 135.010. Lt 41, Tuscawllla Unit a, $13,300. (QCD) Roy ft. Muller I wt. Robert J. Hester, Ill, sql. to Jesnutte to George D. Muller I *1. Vincent F. Cerchiara. 1? 2, bik F. Lin. Un. 301 81. V, Crown Oaks First Columbus Harborsd. $12,100. Adi. W.M. Magnolia Svc. Corp. BIG James D. Rogers I wt. Jo Ann to Div., Inc., Lot 21, Wekivato Hills, . DvldA.DumkeIwv.L ydiaH.of 5.123.000. 7, blk 1, Mineral Springs Park. $100. Cox Corp. to Carl E. Whlflaker I Lionard F. Nichols, Jr. & wt. wt. Barbara J., Lt Anna to Thomas ft. McMahon Iwf. Sec. Five, $75,OO. 23, Weklva Hills, Susan M. Lot $54, Spring Oaks Un 4. Robert K. PIpeata Owl. Carol to 154.000. Charlesa. Trinowskl Jr. & WI. Mary 0. Fawcett, Sql. to H. Kent Ann. Ltd, Crystal Bowl Third A4dfl. Mct.aod, $ 107.5' of N 72.S' of E 210' $i000. Of that part of Gvt. LIt 314, SEC 4. B.D. Walker I Nellie to Virgiiio H. ZaportezalWt. Teresita Slot V, al. 13.100. bik F. Carriage Hill Un. 2. 142.500. Carlo Lee Bradshaw to Wm. G. EDW. Shaplan & wt. E. Bennett lii, W 75' of F 105.73 of E½ Jack L. Spelman, sql. W Gene to (lass S Of 5¼ of Lot 10 (less N 23' for d) 4M 1W 200') Par. 44, in100' SEC 23.23. Bottom Plantation. $17,000. 30. 134,000. Care Lee Binnett AKA Bradshaw Michael D. Welsh 1 wt. Barbara to Deborah Ann Chadbourne, n,, Beg. p1 to George R. Bright, Jr. wI. S tine of Lot 10 111111111"n Plantation, .aaquelyn, Lt. 1, Wekiva Club Ests., $15,700. Sec. Four. 1(0.400, Flagship Bank of km. to Bob M. Michael SchmIdt I James to Ball, Sr. Lots 1,2,31F 10' of 41 W Randall B. Coverman & WI.Hyde Gail B. 3(50(4, bik 3. Tier E.R. Trot. Lot 23, Whisperwood at Sabal Point, fords Map of Sanford, 570,700. 553(00. George M. Noflet & wt. lone to (QCD) Jessie Smith to James Solomon F. Schick, trustee W½ of Blair 4 Louise. Lots 13 1 11, Milton 5W½ Of SEC 1-30-30, less 8 44', 1 SQuare. $700. IS$NWofSIIO'ONWloOfSWIOf Wilco Div. Etc. to Fla. 16i SEC 1. 1)43.100. ResidentIal Comm., Inc. Lot 23, blk (QCD) Harry B. Festher to Carol C, Greenwood Lakes Un. 2, 11.100. Gloinbrons (form. FHth,r) Lot 3, Fl.. Land Co. to Fla. Rssld. 1111111 A- I-OnMood North, SM. Comm. Inc. Lot 1$, The Highlands (QCD) Gilbert Swartz Owl. Edith Sec. 2, Tr. D. $13,300. foKinnuthW.Peter,on IwI.Elll. Fl.RISId.COrnm.,Inc.t0SCONE DSe.SWcor.LoI1, South Sylvan Vesatke I wt. Kim, Lot 69, The Lake Shires etc. $100. Highlands, Sec. Four. 514.000. 8,3cc W. Straclian I wf. Cell. to Howell Cove Constr. to David N. ftebIrtF.RogersIwI.ftA. Beg. Wroblicky&wt. Arlene M. Lt 4, bik ' S of NE car, of SW¼ of SE¼ of K. Howell Covi 2nd Sec. 143.100. sac. 11.10.30. $112,000. Donald Jacob I Rebecca to I Wasc0 Hutto to Stanley W. Huttol Laurencej. MlIteIwf. NancyL Lt ! WI. Gayle G. Lot 1211 SprIng Oaks 135, Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt N Un. iv, 142.000. Sec I. $33,000. Grace Prop. Inc. to Harry Met. Jose J. Zudalre, sql. to Roger G. )er I wt. Frances. Un. A. Hall,Lot 31 N½ of 4., blk H Senlando Altamonte His., Springs, Tr. 27, 143.000. S16111111" 1111111`1011& WI. Nancy to Sabai Point Prop. Inc. to the .Jssoph J. Barton I WI. Ann J. Lt. Souttwon Corp., Lot 31, Whisper 113, Wineor Manor, First Addn. Wood label Point, Un. 2. 120.100. 1,4.100. wuser Springs 0ev. to Country luncraft Engr. I CoflStr. to James Horns Inc., Its 23111, Tusc.wlila • D. Lurnpklrus I Gayle M. Ward Lt7 Unit?. 135,700. Ovisdo Tarr. $33,100. Winter Sprgs. Dcv. to Country Grace Prop Inc. to Arthur B. Homes Inc. Us. 22411, Tuscawilla FrIedman 4 WI. Joyce, Un. 300 B, Un. 7. $21,700. Aftemonte HIs. $25,700. Hallmark Bid,. Inc. to Frank Grace Prop. Inc. to L. Carol i4erron, Jr. & Josephine Lot 14, blk Nljm,n, Un. 311 H Altamonte Nis. I North Orl. Ranches, Sic. 134700. Maronda Homes, Inc. to Shari Jo Prop-Inc to Lawrence C. Keshier I Cindy, Lt. IsaMiacker, Un. 312A, Altamont, 13, bill J Foxmoo, Un. 2. 144,500. His., $)N. H. Miller I Cons. Orl. In to Grace Prop. Inc. to Maria Dina, Surskh C. Shah I WI. Purnlma S., Un. 30 0 Altamonte Hts. $21,100. Lot II San Sebastian PIlL, Un. 3. Grace Prop Inc. to Charles ft. $44,100. Nichols I WI. Marguarlte, Un. on. H. Miller & Ions to Dennis .1. 011a Altamonte His., $35,110. I WI. Lynn H. Lot 14, San Sebastian Grace Prop. Inc. to Jack Mahar I PIts,, Un. 3. $11,300. WI. Louise, Un. 305 C. Altamonte (QCD) Wm. J. Morrow I Martha 1*rka Csh. I Igr. Inc. Ii Lot 1. bik J. Sanlando Springs Ti. 30, WAR W iliam H. , ____________ s-d,I44Ø4 Charles T. Morris I Claudia to Ralph8. KeIley I WI. Rosalie to James C. Wald 1 WI. Phyllis. S'a of ThORM J- 11060 & Wt. JoIffle,Lt 14, NoI 5W¼ of NE¼ SEC 24.20-21, blk A. Spring Lake HIlls, 157.000. late W 101' etc. 111.100. Emery I. $iagIW I WI. Louise to Henwletta Sabb, Mm. I Heir of 5m F. Mines WI. Marjorie, Un. Willie to Everlen. Johnson 1 Luis 11, Shoo", Sac. 9 1*101 Mae Bryant, $00' of W 7% of NW Wm. N. 'ane & Helen to Wm. ft. bik 11 Tier 13, Sanford $2400. KInd & Helen, & Richard J, sql. Lot RaipliG. Murray& WI. Miriam to III1blk3$ Suburban Homes, 1100. Wafter F. Hoffman I Marguerite, Elelse S. McCray, Heir oflads 10, 10, Mead Manor, Un. One, Simmons to Thomas 0. Freeman W¼OfE½OINW¼Of$W¼of SEC Jeffer ft I Grace to 222121. $30,100. John F. Schaefer, Lot I, blk 4, Area Rid. Corp to Richard Simon Unred. plat Wilson Place. 15,047. ft 1*1. Mary £1121, Whl$peqwod at Donald E. Doggett IDiane sql. to label Point, $15,000. Rita 44. Wroniiowiki Donhill Inc. toAIfr,dA.ifter&wI. 42, blk A. Carriage(Married) Lot Hill Un. 1. Sylvia, 10(41. WeIdva Hills, Sec VII, , Raymond Bench, Winter Spgs DIv. to Southern H. to Virgil 0. Jr. I WI. Mary Jr. & WI. Psmaslnc.,LoIsMISl,ylascawilia Sharon, It. 12. blkWhite F Charter Oaks .IMlt 41132.3. Un. One, $11,100. J.ft. $atlaway ItaI. to Samuel I. s.dRoiiand Ranger I Wilma to Weeds I WI. Marlene, Let 10, bUt C, Christine Dowdy, wId. Un, 707 North Ott. Ranchoi, SIC. 1.110,005. HIghlands, Patio Homo. $44,110. (QCD) Lake of the Woods Inc. to George H. Schultz I Joan t Ac. ,..obert A. Ripley & *4. CanIne 0., contino Hems Inc., U 171 w ' of ot It 174 Lake of the Weeds Town. li .1 alISt*L Sic. S. $111. $10,010. $441 Prop. Inc. Is Robert A. srtM A. Angl, to Alfred Ripley I WI. Caress. $3),%7. EVSS1tIIVI WI. Shirley. U 10 less N I4,inlers PekW Asanc. to J.K. 0,Hluuiss. sqi. Lt 35, Hunters point. Ralph Wm. Aztelllwt. Nancy Is PM Penis --Lk Mary Ltd Is Errol J. Potter I Thomas Krause, Saunders I WI. Gladys. U? Lt a, blk 3, North Ott. Silt Aide Il,$17,11. $14.70. Ray J. Shatter I Victoria Is Jilts Suture I Rebecca I Batty 44eWJelM.FrIWI. storks Lot Marlw lutmire, sql. to LOW* W. WOW Raceway, First Aide. Hood Ill WI. Dorothy. Let 3, Hidden IsIs. $115001. Gladys I. $hrinsr, Wit to L.W. Richard 0. Doltmen I WI. Santa MerrickoarIt, P. parts of LoIs 5, tOJeSegltL.5tafla4ii& Wt. Ruth. LIt 417, bik 31 Kathryn PV1 AdO, 11123, bUt F, Santands Springs Tr. $111,111 14, 140 repl. $41,305. "Nsbart Co. Pnedar, Jr., s1 I Mn James C. Martin ts ftaymsno J. 0. to Jilts H. Joint I WI. Bar. Jwm I Dimes 5. Short. Lot 1, bill, ke a 0. Lot ii bUt H Camelot Un.). p, isis. 031.705. An. 1 JIIIIP.NUdI.baIWI.Oob.r&IIs Even laIr. Inc. II Deugias I. N. SMaller, s,l. Let 105 Lags IusIlck I WI. Cathy, 44. 1? 14. Noes vita s.d. sipus. ::Deane Is Yvette ft. R. Kuhn, Jr. I WI. Norma A. Let We Trailwesd aft., Lot $ Village Gram. sliM TWS. W.M. I (QCD) Jackie I. Adams (Firm. SIIIIIL.Tay$erIWI.ywylel. OaHin)lsHsnryL,Aos.n$*4, JIckIeS.WWof Lot 14,& all ut35, amended p1.1 Magnolia (Oco) Attn Swastek Is Ins ssn*o. $10. :1j1*IRobert 0., JI. ten, ii Grace Lktd$4am. Ti. to lOser 0. $½OfW¼WNWloW$Wv,alan. 0sslszI wt. Lillian, Let i in '41.31. Ills. SIC *1543.112.105, _Terry D. PuIrsil I WI. Dini 15 "fit *ome,Jr.,Trvste.isci.jsni Isns T. doper. k .*$I low OfO ilk 1), Tilt?. San wicts. Hsirsei Alice G. ½ W. sic, $11,lta It 1). III 4 HeftIer Ilepos On., ale Allen Is oracle .of esesssnwics,, .401111. I Dorothy 0. Sathert, Jr. ten. Sic. 13.115. *WetLoI4ibOfII1*ota, hos .& Lake Weymon His. Liki -, is Densid I. Gorgick & WI. ______ _ NoiSart S. lusiram & WI. Caiherine P. Lt Green Village 54. 15 AlbeIt I. Titler I Paysen Is Mach A. 101. F Lot $7 Pins tIaigiOs. 1 Lirstia WI. MagN, L 11, 5* 0. WuLa Park negi. __ , uNtold sql. I Jerry N. Gnsgsry I WI. Teresa Is is Richard J. $cbm4 IWI Iluiiii* Iryant I WI. Helen N. Lot I" CPO*V ' Ad 511111 11w. C.nfl,rry lindans Inc. *. Nilisian, Jr. IsO. I Vol, Is SWWM&W.GrSMLd '111118610 T. ftViVAL TWOOV 0• ______ r • _ __ __ • ALL tRw 16 Trlfecta Bee tnitecta Wheel ALL Il CACI$' ThUr$4a,La.,s.NiN IY.CLL N.t0dd, .IUS* ..,11131..i.1,, RIUIVATION$-$31 1114 Ssut. Re 0.e U4,, II, __________ le �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, April 4, ifl OURSE.VES Massive Revis ion Plan Proposed Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legislature's First Target: Workmen's Compensation TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Legislative leaders ae re determined not to let the session's usual politics jeopardize a bill Cutting Florida's workmen's compensation rates - "permanent, partial disabilities" would be limited to medical bilk and lost salary unless the worker was unable The Senate went to work on the opening day of the IM session Tuesday and passed 36-4 a massive revision of state laws regulating on.the.job Injury Insurance, Tuesday night, House leaders prodded their Insurance committee into reversing itself and passing a similar plan Under current law, workers with partial disabilities get paid for medical bills and lost wages and also get a payment based on the degree of their disability or cent. Speaker Hyatt Brown scheduled his plan for an appropriatlons committee hearing Thursday and action by the full House Friday. "We cannot afford to let an issue of this complexity Ianguish in the system and get caught up so that we run out of time," said House Insurance Chairman Bill Sadowski of W in er Miami. Holdouts File $ Staterri Insurers pay 75 percent of the legal fees now. It forces Insurance companies to cut workmen's compensation rates at least 21 percent by June 30. MacKay believes the savings will be as high as 26 percent. Florida employers paid out $778 million in premiums last year. neth MacKay, chairman of the House-Senate committee which recommended the wage loss approach. paiment.99 A HouseSenate committee conducting an eight-month study of Florida's workmen's compensation system concluded those impairment payments were responsible 14-3. The Senate "wage loss" proposal is supposed to cut rates 21 to 26 percent, and the nxidified House plan, 15 per- The Senate accepted the MacKay plan virtually intact. It did reject a provision transferring the Bureau of Work. men's Compensation from the Department of lAbor to the A rin s ts validation hearing" to be held Construction Co. for paving and streetis in sections 2 and 2A of the flchianda will be "about $500,000." ___________________ I TIR$OIIIDIlRINCI NASANOANDO,,UI.,. DIUGIS ''L - I - • - P1'ks• 1 Agsn.rlclxmaysavyou dollars. Ask us about It. I: I! TABLETS I Sov.nq I I p' u*uuL..SANFORD'S PRESCRIPTION CENTER • 100 BUFFERIN ' 1 thru Apr. 1, 1919 Without coupon 1.63 Limit : - - --- rancher, clalmedanet worth of Gordon's net worth unèeased $000,000 at the end of 1VTI, by only $172,455 from $1.85 . • . dispelling the popular belief he minion in 1976 to $2.02 million in 1977 He increased his e Gordon. the president of the surance by $243,oco between Washington Fedelivil Savings 1976-77, but also saw his • • • VIrl:l1lI(sl1Ii.] . IVORY LIQUID — R DISHES . isa multimillionaire. •-• - VALUES AT i4 . . was worth as much as $50 disclosuire report and included million. detailed statements of his Barron, chairman of the rules assets and liabilities, Barron committee, and Gordon, head simply filled ouIt the standard of the ways and means com. date form and attached his mittee, filed their fimcial income W returm r0piIII1111 an the opilning day Of Be= in IM claimed assets tk IM I mWollature. of $1.5 minion, including ran. The two powerful Democrats In FWrida and Wyoming were 1111IM100111 five present and ches worth slightly over $1 million, former lanstors who ftw Md and liabilities of nearly lost suits challenging the ' - ' AyTINAL REG. S." A 1(9mr, . 9111,111IMMEM 41 99 0 n 1111" E _04 d 011111 iiw ISO e ' Amendment. 'They Gordon's assets in 1977 were claimed A was an Invasion of $3.33 million. His $1.9 minion privacy wxI an "Invitaft - to worth of real estate holdings bwgWL" 'udedislandhomesthMlami Although Gordon's not wealth Kill HaI valued at is more than twice Bam's, $0,0W. ------- h I i I.. 1"To if tO" diameter ' . .55 .: apwow$13L3bi1lionun defens, a series of voice votes, budget 'uthwity — some of Republican proposals for dowhich would be spent In later ferns spending closer to Car. thru Apr . 7 1979 coupon I!ILI(1 )II1I 1V I I ,lII penal had valid in a Caucus last comply with the request of week for a $4 billion cut, but the NATO defense ,nbii*it. in 1977 full coanmiltee, on a $4 vc(e, feral members of dw mIfttajy II . , • ... '' rr*.- T . TOM DEATHS w..d., - U-- -- lantherlan d Sanford bills, h5 Ilanford; two Pm.r.I W NotIcs -.--...______ W ALGR EENt .itii.i: tlo.np$onl,. pa , CftMKIT I C Pure Food Colors ___ __.. 4 1 two simure, ___ PU& s Pho sPIe No. 145$ 1111:111 IMsl.3IOi. 719 • NM Alsed. Y& jr$S. *p ft • 797 food ibi -' SIC TA "°'"" &1y05$1 _ __ -. - ar Id . 1d l - Mary PIAM . I, We - u....ss PN5Hs 2 *uiiCit SWIRU111111 'S pit' ,, . - SU10AY 11A.M. TIC PM. L*UOS IIA M. TIC P.M. (UsCky) ssensmmessxis.asse -•-.- . --- .- • A16: $': w. 1 è (Herald Pftt Mary Thomas surrounded by luscious desserts f1WWWIffi A ___ r n by Elda Nidili) Life S N&.!I!L I Dr. SeN Os1mtlag Reve"llilk ows 146 pet. frost clissir. If yr. compressor warranty--auto. lSSpct lr.slclur.)Sy, compressor warranty. now. 68110 Breads a When all termsiI this offer have brrn (!fiIkd by the iugt,nw, tutj, I yrs InJu,in,i Inc WUI redeem lCOuPUfl(of 10 Ju un fling nib Jr 4(iinc pack ,rj Itte,n.mucuIb,rJ suy*ncr wecungltute, huJ Irw.',trs proving purha ,'(,uIfk icnl is,ik I3qri,t, Inirrn,s.,nal bcead tucuvcl umn .intlby foe fedempliun must be shown usvs ri-quest r-.ialure t' do so may. at outi *,mn suEd all coo ns ssbc,tsem Wstfkti-tI ( ,,fl.a,U1l,fl pert(iIs ()tuercpires June V. I'1') I 07M ONLY $3 WT ... . 14 CV. 0. flh.* IIPIIOIMTOI - ... ... . IN pci tresS ussr. miNi I .•... Il I colors. q,it.11øS 59 .2 '— — I --- lank - 428 8 Rise' $ WT .. -- . WY p A ets mi &rdliv s •• p, . 95 s 4 00ma es d u.. com -- S _LW . YV. a raadon*1 .I HOME VIAL . ___ -_-- L ____ Any— MR. GROCER; komaker 90 348 1 IDr. — Ow Fillip. ko od..sauI&4 No Is 'scaly s -ihi Is, ' belows smIIssd lyka.e..'ssod Bi'eads IrkrnaflonaI' PAA 12 cv. ft. O'sen IIPRIGIRA 01 ____ U - 12 CII. ft. Gibsen 17 cu. ft GIbson . I • WY 3 * 9 Towhe Soft ____ some Pay va6 .89 Wil.sns eocsssin Moi. cisc 3 S S Koduk Its, /1 1 Coupon pod *VV 2/14/79 ____ too jI WASHERS Teliss ____ some coupom pteientrd - .7 .• 4" AL , 4 - A . PPLIANCE '' • . child by Ju Mdlssa BALI PRICI$WIONI$OAY.T$U*$DAY.PIID*Y.MTUIMY we - .• w REFR IGE R ATO R S I ONLy $ u.s. is. Iud H 99 I 16 —'d Allis. 1b In U111111111111114 , - ______ at 350 degrees for 30 min. Cool and cut into bars. 1 tsp. vanilla . X_ .1 ., " 111114 '1111111L 14 d 'C. -" over entire surface Bake ½ cup milk ' 1 U r9' 1111110`101 WIN be is No ft-111a i*LD,PAUL photo , . -- G,n'rv.$l,el,.,4 Pwi.raI NiMWIycrSN.G..hSQIaIIL - - - I Rev. &A"of Nis Oisisr Funeral NOW W.ycriss. as. 4 eggs INVENTOR Y S PRING 1979 Without Coupon Sic Li mit 2 thru Apr. 7, . SS,hilse D. NvI, $4 ii 4M f,4i r•. (c __________ • •ww 77'8..e • 1011"01111111 D. Wo ii Vli . remaining Ingredients. Drizzle the condensed milk melt) at Winter Springs Elementary School, Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kuhn. PAAG N I.In *1 celd. 11051.17 I.e.- SI is Viiir Or pok I •: Spikes Your men IllerAw 608 U4 -. ..'. down with fork Layer the % lb. margarine (do not ½ lb. of butter or . — the bottom of pan, 1½ cups sugar cake APPJCOT8UCF - 1 cup chocolate chips 1 CUp ChOpped pecans I can (14 oz.) Eagle Brand Milk Put butter in 13 z9 pan and melt in oven. Remove and spr inkle crum bs over tap. saft pan. Glaze Blend 1 cup - 1½ cups coconut 2 cups flour 3 tsp. baking powder confectioners sugair and 2 tbaP. milk. Drizzle over I cr um bs POVNDCAKE of their schools at the annual awards banquet. Lynn, who attends Red Bug Elementary School, Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Weiss. Kim a student Rog ho.' co . -- Without coupon lksmpos Sprinkle with pecan bits and bake again for 25 mm. on 300 degrees until meringue Is irown. Cut In squares after cooled. lynn A. Weiss (left) and Kim Kuhn were bowed by the Sertoma Clubs of Altamonte Springs and Winter Springs as winners of the Freedom Essay Contests . - GANOW, 7% at XL Is NoIK ad Jainse A. Pad, 8saftird; SmWd dW *06y at bw Was 6volas, Patricia E. 1*1551155 sheet (13 x 18) and bake at 1 cup pecan bits 5 degrees for 15 mm. 1-9 oz. Cool Whip Remove from oven. SprCIMix in order and cookie filling over hot refrigerate. Beat egg whites and dough. MAGIC BARS add 1 cup sugar, 1 tsp. ½ cup butter or vanilla. Beat until stiff, margarine Spread over filling. 1½ cups graham cracker bike in the dark allowance! when you let Abby guide you In reflector buttons (Called "Hot but think that if my son had had without lights. I welve years ago I ed aid the of a quarter, have sticky backs bike that rainy night, he'd be 22 same thing. Fortunately, he Maybe- our insurance rates there some way I can get him to Letters for all Occulosai,to god and can be attached to clotifto years old now. would go down if we had more quit standing me up? If it $1 and a long, stmped (21 was not hurt, but his bike was people with principles like weren't for that, he'd be per. cents), cdl. addressed boots, bilies anything a child Jp irw uwiLageu £LIV next day, Ted's mother badly feet wean or carries. These to rive, Abby: 132 Lasky D MOM man ho hit him came to KATHY IN AIKEN, S C Beverly Hills, CalL 11211, SUSIE FREEDOM ESSAY WIN NERS ' Limit I thru Apr. 7, i9liq 61 4 Rolf Pak Ill' II9 . elementary schools packets of his clothes and bike, Ican't help riding his ,- wIthout coupon 245 . y 41, -, I: 1/2 Gis 1. price luI.rt.d.$Irk,. ... . 55• . ;. Herald BRYD'C •_ IVIM91=4%= DeLaid a., G.ntry.Ibspb.rd Funeral lbs Is survived husband Thomas Joseph Howe, Waycrus, Ga., is lit GaUaghsr, son, Be W. thesjs of rangumod&, . L1!'1l I II{'1'1Z.1 2 37 YOM — Compared to C411`1111111roll tGeL r"" of sm biniolit, The president says his Democratic members of the proposal would, In meace, Sw wall a mm*w d as Wbdpky, CddwWa ad tw . . 1*47 I 2 Without OXT to Low" For the owe stubborn I with Rapublicarn and moderate alliance to Increase their Democrata joining forces, defense spending rodorsd $1.1 billion of per. . .. Limit _____ Assorted bunnies, to chcloso: 21 1 to 31 i.clit king clocoralod. 2-ot. . MYLANTA .m -::: " CV= Roo.. Whitt chocolate. ' 1' '1l I tn C~T IIINIIIII'll" 4 ----..-.-____ . 1 chunk pineapple (drained) 20 oz. can Spread On greased cookie to ftmw now soopoksor 9 87 7, 1979 Without coupon 1.27 mubboi* :: I can Eagle Brand milk yolks and rennsining flour. ( Dough Is very stiff.) Dear Abby Limit 6 thru Apr. 139 -' CHERRY DESSERT 1 can cherry pie filling s -DEAR ABBY: The letter DEAR Mom: I checked out the house with his insurance from the man who seriously DEAR SUSIE: And so would the Hot Dot Safety program and DEAR KATHY : That at agent — all apologies, offering injured a boy on a bike struck our juvenfle delinquincy rate — imperfection is probably the learned that since Gov. home with me. (He said he to repair the damaged bike. which is even more importailil L most revealing due to your Meldrim Thomson Jr. Initiated didn't am an ths W until It in 1974, New Hampshire's boyfriend's character. His word after he hit him since it was Ted's face lit up, but his DEAR AB * BY: I am 16 and is no gootU a manos wwd Is a dark, the boy was Ross ing dark Pedestria`2 death tall hall mother, who had very strict very much in love with a g04 Ille is ablibille. AM a 6M been reduced 46 perccuL clothes and hod no lights on his Said. "Not a penny w1l guy. 1here Is ardy But Hot Dots are not for Principlea, bike.) will he getl Ted disobeyed my one thing wrong with him. wbe get& W=eV Wve1vejM& a children only. Aft that's exactly what Adults, or(leirs by riding his bike at When he makes a date with me guy Us that Is headed for happened to our no — only be Dots 149 up in the dark and especlefly older folks, should night before he had his lights I can never be sure if he wjU mbery. The word from here is 4#lose Idnot was killed Instantly. we them on their costs, hats, fixed. He Could have been keep it.He has stood me UP make the child visible to shoes and umbrel las! crippled or killed. I will not about half the time, but when he We live In New Hampshire, motorists. DEAR ABBY: This IS Do you hate to write letters of al low tüin to be rewarded for starts explaining the reasons, I reference to the 12-year-old boy darted giving the kids in an the at night with those reflectors on who was struck by a car while (Ilsobeying me. The bicycle forgive him and we start in condolences, congilistulations, ------ CARD OF 2 RIO. 1 jar apricot cookie filling Cream butter and sugar. Add some flow, then egg Hot Dots Could Have -Saved 9V RADIO .•:• WASHINGTON(UPI) — The reduction. House Budget Committee proThe Senate Budget Commitposes to cut nearly $3 billion tee considers Its defense from President Carter's 1110 recommendation today. defense budget. Both committees am working Begming a week of ew this week on a federal b*et sideistlon of do fiwal IM for flacal year IM, which federal budist Tuesday. the begins Oct. 1. committee voted te"vely to The House panel rejectod, an SO(Z.IT.TO.MECAI(E 1 pkg. Duncan Hines eI- 12 OZ. 4 Tommy, a famed drummer and drum teacher and author of several drum and BATTERIES /14510 ' this MagicBar recipe, and they turn out grea~ls she said. 1 VACMM AN M n PLASTIC LAWN FENCE SECTION LOCK Money Back Guarantee famous Cooled 6 / 8 9 cI 4's ounc.-2 Limit 3 thru Apr. 1, 1979 1 Without coupon 69C 15right White 98 posed 11111114. to." If of 12 vitamins and 9 minerals plus whole drled I Ivor 25 min., then remove from EGGS, DOZEN if if it Thats loss than 5caday for a super supplement at cooking. "Bryan rages of Bryant Songwriters, and was seen on IV recently daring en interview, while Mary Is a Mix toget her and beat absolutely 20 mm. 011 medium speed. Use greased loaf pan. Put in cold oven for 1 hour and 5 min., at 350 degrees. MARSHMALLOW I R". "C SUME ATTWAL With the purchase of 100. .me I many model. Mary encourages Bryan and Tabatha hi their tries House margarine ½ cup sugar 2 cups flour 4 egg yolks beaten Preheat oven to 375 degrees. In a large bowl blend cake mix, sour cream, oIl, ¼ cup sugar, water and eggs. Beat at hlghlpeedfor2jnjn. Pow two-third, of batter in greased and floured 1G.4n. tube pan. Combine filling Ingredients and sprinkle over better in pan. Spread rn*1idrig batter evenly over fllllig mixture. Bake at 375 degrees for 48-66 min., until cake springs back when touched lightly. Cool rightslde up for about children, Bryan,insevejth grade, and Tabatha In fourth. Nona, one of their daughters, works for the musicians who visit or In the area. Vh'1:111f(.1'Jl.1 L 0 I tam -------- % IFURE Defense Cuts .-- A 09CH"TINO LAWN L 4`e'~ %l W if '' Accustomed to lots of company, Mary and her Without coupon 99c LITER CAPACITY TER if '-'. W SUPER ' 'I - II II they are also p'1a cf she said. I sugar, 2 Isp. drinillmon. their two adopted grand. husband. Tommy. entpr. C fbi in and Loan Association on Miami liabilities increase by more Beach, claimed a net worth of than 110,). $2.02 million at U. end of 1977. Gordon had an accounting SomeMiainlans hadguessedhe firm prepare his financial 1 the 'Francois Pope Cook- As parents of tw çow daughters, Nona and Mary, good and this is an especially easy way to prepare a Sunday dinner while you're in church," ------.--- Filling: I cup chopped pecans, 2tbsp. brown book.' It'i really a good one," she said. 1flakes ItjUstperf. package of onion SOUP mix, seasonings, and wrap In foil. It always comes out BuRecipeGoldenCake Mix 1 cup (8 02.) dairy sour cream ¼ Ci Crisco 011 ¼ cup SUgar ¼ cup water 4 eggs one cookbook, and that's magazine& "I only have other vegetables aren't waterlogged when you cook them In the oven. Slow cooking a pot roast, at 250 degrees, In the oven, : ----- ' from newspapers and oven o even vegetables. Squash Is delicious, and oo kin9 C y Recipes used by Mary are generally given to her by friends or are clipped prepare a full meal in the _________ •4.';;' - ____ iv IL 0 ar s all enjoy Mary's cooking. "I've found it's simple to two sections o( North and South between the surplus fliIld5 and . - She Is survived by '., M tympani books, has many friends In the entertainment field, and they - It was earlier thought that the EdgsM0L An engineering firm the paving costs of Edgemon. — was "a base bid" covering only project would cost an estimated has estimated that the coat of ROGER ROY - L IUTh'"4O ByEWANICHO Herald Correspondent Mary Thomas of Altamonte Springs, saves time and energy by making a complete Oven meal not microwave, just plain old oven, IIIWlli,1iI!V1IiU interest payments on the bonds, surplus funds for the paving of owners will cover the difference Arnold said the Daleon bid TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) the burly rancher's net worth The Inst two Sunshine jumped from $660000 in 1976 to Amer holdout, in the $000,000 In 1977 a $290,000 Senate Dempsey Barron end gain. Barron improved his Jack Gordon filed their financial condition between financial disclosure statements 1978-77 by reducing his liabLUTuesday, revealing neither was ties by $104,453 and as rich as most people thought. his accounts receivable by Barron, a Panama City $139,748. AREA En/oy The Winter Springs City Councilman Wilfred Arnold the actual construction costs of $600,000. In a motion that was paving those portions of Council voted Ianlmously said the award of the contract the project. He said the total approved by council, Arnold Edgemon at $117,000. Tuesday night to accept a will be "contingent on the cost, including construction, suggested the city "go for the Arnold said city funds and 'M 726 bid from the Daleon favorable outcome of the bond engineering, surveying, and $600,000 anyway" and use the assessments from property drainage improvements to April 16. In Show Biz 0 4. . Ia, llHF IOjiUfl ______________________ ccep t - Friends compensation insurance companlej to pay their own legal _ analysis showed the plan adopted by his committtee reducing . "I'm encouraged I really am" said Ocala healed. -- Cook Of The Week Department of Insurance and beefing up the agency, but reversed Itself later. workmen 's for the skyhigh premiums. The House committee rejected wage loss 107 last nth Sadowski with the backing of Brown and Majority Under the wage loss concept, benefits for so.called a Wedneu.ay, April 4,1979-1 B • 1 •usII.men '' . . .- -. - - -- -.---. -- - -. . -• - • :'- �COUPONS 1.2 & 3 ARE WORTH 600 STAMPS ON A PURCHASE OF $30 OR MORE ilhIIIIIfthIIIIIUI No matter what your lifestyle, S & H Green Stamps from Publix help you live better. .iJftftt*ftftItifttI THIS COUPON GOOD IN LAKE, OSCEOLA, ORANGE, BREVARD& SEMINOLE COUNTIES ONLY. 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"But now I'm "They definitely have a prepared to wait for what I classification system: daytime comedy . wait. . playing another ' 17525 323121. Th e KAY LENZ IN • . COU)Ofl 7;SSl$:$O COUPOfl I SUPER SALADS COUNTRY BAR BREAKFAST . CAINIVOIOUS S Ulf kind of chEac. MUT 1138im 4-11-79 : -_______________ - BUY I — GETONEFREE : BUY' — GETONEFREE : '&ruinueto,, 'IV actresses, series actresses, "It Isn't easy to hold out whin IV film actresses, movie ac- the tWptatIoi1I oh big weekly you're not working. I spent five tresses and theater actresses. salary In favor 01 doing whit I IIIOuI months th. this past year wit hout a It's hard for them to mix one wait In featur es — at lead for job. But I didn't get desperate category with the other. the foreseeable fi*ure." I've worked rather steadily for Angels" trio do just as well in their hour-long adventure' series 1 69 Buy 1 - Got One From Isp4rn4.1$41 IV of William and Penny Marshall earn in the (wealthy) neighborhood of p30,000 a week for their stints in "L1averne Shirley." WAIT •••• "It's the kind of project that - because he was convinced I was am. Til 11 am. and Biscuits or Hot C.ku. refused to see me for a role dowithherdeclslonnottowork opens doors for other films. a IV actress. inawedy series. She made up Fortunately or otherwise, "Audiences are just as her mind a long time ago to hold movie producers aren't u prejudiced. If they see length you Inofa out for films. prejudiced against actresses In weekly serf, for any shows. i security of her two-year mar- keep the child, Served 7 2Eggs, Ham or Sau.a.. Hedi Browns WARREN SCATTY By VERNON SC07T 17-92, Sanford COUNTRY BREAKFAST 7:30 _____ Mission 6 1 V' International Drive Expires 4ISfl_ An Ac ress W' th \\ SUPER SALAD BAR MARCH OPWMI$ Ii the past eight years and I've saved my money. KAY has MA& eight fGAtin I don't know it I have dw "Sometimes I get down on tUrns, including "Misty" with physici] amiq to do a weekly myself, wondering why I don't aint Eastwood, and several show. On top of that I'd be bored get a particular part in a IV television movies. The dosed to death ioIg the same movie. I've get outside interests obs's corn. to a series was a ciar.ct., ads to keop me busy — yoga, Ib, darft r& in "Rich Man, moth aft MON& with thm nba& flft " of cm=, * _ Poor Man, Book II," a long working hours. my mining.. niserlis. "David has been very sup "My manager as me a 51111 In hr 2 blonde and series wog give me clout. portivs.Hs'sbsentçat the top tr1, Kay u1arly twilled Maybe so, down at bettom w he viewers won't dow to do what I think Is weekly— pay money at lbo box oflic. to tells me toda,t — Inar.giatanssrles ss. you ifthey'vebecamne acnight abost my career. He With clauses that could bring cadomsdto.sslgyouathems 0*dUInt.rmsottel.vidon but hrumthu$41,10oaflerfive Iper movies. for. __________ orslxy.arsco the air. 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FRI) 0 FOOTSTEPS (WED) back," Mrs. Mendenhall said, Nevertheless, she added, the owner ____ . CA "People just don't understand Mork doesn't live there and that of the house remains concerned about the picket fen pla ed ace, king and a third clug. ___ res.Ihaveacoofleadofriad It's not just kids. We had a car of grown browsers through his shop. women from Texas last week," she said. "Bo ulder people don't tend to watch a lot of television. I have The house, with Its stained glass windows and lace CUI't&lfls, IS never seen the program, Ihave asked my friends and to my subdivided Into three living units and Is surrounded by a tall, grey amazement they said It isbut very good and very funiy," he said. picket fence. The fence is the object of the owners' concern. Mork and Mindy, who have not been In Boulder since the "They are really worried souvenir hunters will take the fence, opening scenes were filmed, are scheduled to r et urn in the fall for picket by picket. They find people on the porch all the time. e location shooting and can expe ct a wann welcome. owner once found people In the living room When from showing," said Mrs. Mendenhall. 00000 MORNING AMERI. 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 100 (2) TOMORROW @)NEWS and 2:00 CZ) 0 THE DOCTORS 730 (2) 2) TODAY young singer o had been trying to clear her father of trumped up charges sud. denty doesn't want police Involved. (B) . 1:30 (4)0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 13 GO MORNING FLORIDA 12) NEWS eight of spades and led his __ 4 - Adam Trenton (Rock Hudson) and his wife Erica (Lee Remick) Donald Laing, the owner of the Boulder Book Store that was she came home OG000 MORNING AMERI. CA 12:40 0 KOJAX Kojak is mystified Mork there. Thing Is, Declarer ruffed another diamond in his hand with the ___ TUMBLEWEEDS (1) WHEELS Th. once-happy marriage of auto executive the Chamber of Commerce. She said the staniner Influx of advertising for the city." mountain visitors should boost the figures. (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) deeply involved In a domestic argument with tragic results. 900 ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE 1:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (2) 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS OALLMYCHILDREN ING (WED) 12:00 . 12:30 (4)0 ThURSDAY MORNING (I)BIG VALLEY Victoria is kidnapped while substituting for a local schoolteacher. PRO. (2) NEWS (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. 0 WEDNESDAY MORN. 0 POLICE WOMAN A men. tally disturbed woman kidnaps the child she had released for adoption. of Music. residence on Pine St., was picked. At the New York Delicatessen, where many employees claim Boulder is a college town with more bookstores than liquor not to own television sets, a waitress said she watched the show stores. The Mall, located a few blocks from Mork and MlfldY'$ only after the producer had inquired about using the restaurant as television house, features mimes and musicians, joggers and a in fall, jugglers as regular fare. Since the sleeper series became a smash, Inquiries about the "People talk about It all the time," said manager Tanla Sch house have averaged two or three a day, said Flora Mendenhall of warts, "We enjoy the extra visitors It brings. It seems to be good nine from the West hand. _ ____ __ You troduction, cringe at the mention of capitalizing on the craze and Parn Dawber, have visited the Colorado community only once. shrug at the prospect of a festival, similar to ones held by faithful The Producer wanted a house with a tower or a turret and the "Star Trek" fans, explanation. West's three di. had to win with the queen. ____ Philadelphia Orchostra" Handoll's "Concerto No. 26," Debussy's "LaMar" and Stravinsky's 'The Firebird" are performed from the Academy NEWS EDUCATIONAL GUMMING 00 0 (TUE) son, Ethel Merman. Rick Barathy. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME FILES 0 ROCKFORD Rockford's father, the proud new owner of a parcel of land, is threatened by two men who also want the land for a bizarre reason. family money makklg venture, •0P.ET PERFORMANCES "Eugene Ormandy And The 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA TODAY (4) 0 MONDAY MORNING (MON) (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING Carson. Guests: Angie Dickin- PARADISE COVE Bridgot's "bossy-oldor-sloter" routine has devastating results on a in noted the fall of The bidding __________________________ California." Other than the tourist traffic past the house, Mork and fame have , (2) PASSWORD PLUS (2) 11:30 determined to Improve foreign relations and is dubbed "The Peacemaker." 0 THE MACKENZIES OF used in the series worry about their picket fence, good rock climbing and the remnants of the 19608 flower children. The weekly episodes of "Mork and Mindy" are filmed a The local Josllns and J.C. Penney outlets offer "Mork and Hollywood studio, but the opening view of a beige-ancl.whlte two- Mindy" t-shirts, featuring Orkian comments, but store managers took wlththeace, He happily the spade •• Pan Pan Pia" F In his roephows. Donald trim to TONIGHT Most: Johnny (4)•EDWARO THE KING "The Peacemaker' Edward is ts the series Is filmed C2)2) HAPPY BIRTHDAY, NEWS S DICK CAVETT Guest: Sophia Loren. (Part 1012) make it up to them by Showing movies of his favorite star himself.(R) 12:00 6:55 7:00 11.00 DONALD DUCK After ruining a birthday surprise planned by House Touris 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 00 &00 Of 'Mork's serves as an earthly home for Mork of Ork is shyly proud of the famous television the owners of the Victorian-era and led the queen of spades to dummy, where he over- - PLACE AS her rich and famous cllen a. (R) S TODAY IN THE LEGISLA. TURf BOULDER, Cob. (UPI) — Although this foothills town that Regardless, South found a Dealer: North "oil CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Helen Reddy, John Byner. Worry About The _________________________________ if glamcwous call girl to be no of Owners tbth4. ____________________________ ._ 8 $1.98 BEAUTY SHOW Thomson. AFTERNOON (THU) Mercy (left to right, Cynthia Szlgetl, Suzanne Kent, Mary Steel Smith) start offering "religious artifacts" like Dead Sea Scroll steak knives for sale during an uproar, on "WKRP in Cincinnati," Monday. 9:30-10 p.m., on the CBS Television Network. _______________________________________________________________________________________ way to make the contract. He ruffed the opening diamond with the king of spades Vulnerable: North-South West FAMILY FEUD 0 DANCE FEVER their broadcasts, the station finds the Greater Cincinnati Inter-Religious Council ' YL.VEfER,1 /J -A K 85 amonds was a weak jump He now had the dubious of of either playing a overcall AQUARIUS (Jan. ID-FIb 15) strong meant to show a choice way. heart away from the king. sixor seven-card CANCU (Jtrns ll4uly 23) Bicatis you esi showing a suit with little outside jack into North's queen or Northlx three laying a diamond and giv. opportun1ty of great spades was rather light; he 1mg declarer a ruff and dishave a much firmer pip card. Whichever way he a '111(sii Is going to be of. should have passed Ea codrdft went, theslamwascold. fourdlamondswasintended havehadtbeuppirbeadowr fer.dto you. INEWSPAPEH r.NTERPHISx ASSN.) (Feb ID-March 10) to Impede the opponents, but PUCO you. Be u.ertivs. South judged his hand good 120 (July 23-Aug. 23) Use YOU ItS In a to mood (Fora :OPYOfJACOBYMOD. enough to barge intO slam. ERN, s'nd $1 to: 'Win at today to get oft by yourself to do Thi S1'M MImIdMIS Othils. Even though East-West Bridge," care of this newspsdent Plipis dULl'S to be arosand YOU ftp dm bust when you have cheap save in seven per, p..3. Box 489, Radio City ,s you put en a happy f.cs. diamonds (they go down Station, New )ay, someone looking York, N.Y. 1(1019.) 5aflèJ$5 UPROAR to go. 19) Mis bskm Is Upping in and Alan Seattag Lady back has a bsiad In you' favo, today In Miustlone ____ whsreyououofroetethsraona % ___ THI NEXT ONE, . , • _______ ______ today. H you show the 1166ima WCKlN'.' #Q94 .' ___________ b Stoffet & Heimdahl TWIOvry t.ucxv YER • V A 93 about & very fortm&ta situation 410, for you. You'll get a big mental lift. 11-joe so) you (WED) (2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS offender (Linda Lavin) who Insists on handling her own appeal puts Ku's life in danger. Tanna 0 VEGA$ Dan suspects the murderer of a 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB When an ex-wrestler, the Rev. Little Ed Pembrooke. and the Merciful Sisters of the king of diamonds. When dummy came down, dedarer did not like his chances. Aside from the unlikely occurrence of a queen-jack club doubleton, there did not seem many favorable ways - 45K4 OF rrAt4.' K J 84 •Q762 V ___ _____ Go= (May 1 6U8S BUNNY 10782 • A E J 914 • 32 TAURUS (April 10-May ID) secret desire comes from associating with Individuals to Opening lead. •K You won't be all, to you have strong doing nothing today, The more whom _________________ emauon ties. They're luCk you. the ject, , for CAPRICOIN (Dec. 23-Jan. By Oswald Jacoby like _________ ' 0D NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 10:00 REPORT 11:55 (4)0 CBS NEWS FRI) 0 KAZ A Convicted drug not soum • K q., us $ to AMro.Grach, P.O. Radio Cur Station, N.Y. 11019. SAGiTTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Be awe to specify birth sign. n)yowbodhopolresliin 11A EAST You 01 A010 _ WEST •9 V ct promptly. affecting your home and won't get this chance next family, bringing about ex- week. ceUen oelous conditions. SCORO (Oct. 24.14ev. ) Discover which signs you we Someone with whom youll be in most compatible with by contact socially could tug by Al Vermeer - their defensive prospects ad. equate to defeat the contract. An original heart lead by West would have defeated 'Q . . -- BRIDGE H • A 784 will offer a dlsculng. ThSll be C0n1 patibie resigts, UREA (Seit. 23.Oct. ) You ARID (March 21-April 19) are going to get a break today Constructive Influences will be tl*twuiputamaJorgoal wwIn eval nt today in matters __ •. .(, four tricks), they judged Plenty of people hind. easy reach. A . , cim you mentioned, it depends AT ()MARY TYLER MRE Sue Ann's show has been nominated for a local television award and she has fallen in love with a handsom. rugged man, but Mary has some bad news for her. 0 THE CROSS-WITS JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL I LEHRER . ______________________________________ _____ PRISCILLA'S POP (2) Tic TAC DOUGH .. TRY (MON) Mary Tyler Moore. A teacher 7..0o' 11:30 11 (2)WHEELOFFORTUNE (4)0 LOVE OF LIFE 0 FAMILY FEUD (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. becomes involved with murder and intrigue after discovering an underground sabotage plot. (2 Hrs.) 0 THE SCARLET LETTER Seven years have passed since Hester Prynne gave birth to the illegitimate Pearl; Dimmesdale seems close to death, and Hester realizes she must reveal Chillingworlh's true identity to him. (Part 3014) NESS 0 (2) POP? GOES THE COUN- ofaluxury liner. (R) 'Run A Crooked Mile" (C)(1969) Louis Jourdan, ABC NEWS u Oil's EVERYBODY'S BUSI. 11:00 HIGH ROLLERS VERNE&SHIRL(R) (2) 6:30 U MOVIE 0 CBS NEWS . DAY (4) AORONSKY AND COMPAQ ONóT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE espionage at sea on the decks NBC NEWS (2) (THU) 6:00 (2) EARLY Angels investigate murder and 8:30 sit ups }IJ need some help on how to leg Iffla, eii every day or every other day? I count calories that I'm dm5 would arecis Y YOU The Health utter number ments. 4.7, Weight DEAR READER — You a b11&flCUI diet of about 1300 sound like you're In top shape. calories a day. If you dick to that and follow the exercise Since you're I' m large frame, ft follows that you you re lose weight. Other you will are jtat a big woman. There is want this Issue C% who readers nc*hing wrong with tat. send 50 cents with a long You need to learn to thInk In stamped, self-addressed entesofthedIfferencebetween veiopeforft.SendyourreqUest fat and muscle. That deter- to me In care of this newspaper, mines whether ornetyonneod P.O. Box 1551, Radio Qty to lose weight and how much. New York, N.Y. 10019. You can tell hi st1cth how Regarding how frequently much fat there is tisdet' your you should do the ad of ezer- and e IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSt. NESS day corplitht a lot VIRGO (Aug, 23.Se*. This Is an excellent day to get powerful for y S ClaUS lilOCilti c 14 a Burner fo. .W pr 600 ® 00 NEWS active during t very little time $IttlI'4. Why weight high? Is 1t does my weight I'm so convinced that either most beneficial to do push tqw, your story isn't" or elm that your shoulder. YOU can m _ - I 'm VerY If you are going to spend that because they must support all much energy, youll need to 106 pounds of your body weight. For Thursday, April 5, 1979 • consume an ClUa1 wend energy to keep Mao law of conservation of energy. develop large arm muscles 080L _____ by Howls Schneider that's a EVENING b 1200 to east. Energy Is neither created larger the muscles become. nor destroyed. This lscailed the Pull ups might cause you to HOROSCOPE E E K & MEEK diet. founders because of his infatu. ation with a revolutionary car. the Hawk, and her love affair with a racear driver (John Beck). (Part 1 of 4) (R) 0DR()1flVE Kate poses as a nurse to protect a hospital patient from the mob. 0 CHARUE'S ANGELS The _________________________ .. - more than you can change the be to lift a given welgit. The larger the weight You lifto the fact the sun coma up 1 _1 calories and hala.cei - . _ _____ PC)LA 110 1300 consume ' _ ek aiwim at least one and a half bows a week. I only ci. - Lamb mllelltZdaylaweek, bike fotw day _• •. 1$POunds.Inmfolwafldahalf mfleaaIx TV .4. activity you do. A person _____ your uses the muscles to their fulled size would normally use 1500 extent calories a day If they just to maintain them. stayed In bed all day and did Calisthenic exercises as YOU describe do not stimulate large nothing. nature muscle development. Muscles There Is basic law of as large u they need to cha ng e, got only that you can't any — —— ———— D r. 34.yesr-nid woman, $ feet 10 with a large frame and weigh particularly if you're telling Un developed good muscle size and truth abosst how much piiyaical strength,a good program that 46 47 48 ——— — DR. LAMB— I am a are Interested In growing muscles, then you really Only rm rather dubious about need to do them about every your statement that you only other day. In fact, good studies eat 1200 to 1300 calories a day, show that once you've — II .---- do have some fat to lose, you're all muscle, toilet 1t — — — 42 DEAR Wednesday, April 4, 97_7$ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 4_ roll wound the middle,then you more frequent the better. If you 38 40 - - - back Is a good place to check ipon what your goal is. If that. If you have much of a fat want to use up calories, — 36 .. U rd , TONIGHT'S m_ 33 ___________________ Ha s all ______ — 37 ——— 20 21 25 28 31 10 11 = _____ 24 5 Bt Not Losing Weight Running APPHionce service DOWNTOWN SANFORD . . - I . i '1 •• �Il-Ev.ingHere111, So ,tfejd,Fi iiFoiki Wednssday, April 4. 97 ..Potpourri SP gjiij' chunk Pineapple In Th DPW cup sugar salt 2 tablespoons cornidareb 1 cup walnut he m ¼ teaspoon pounds large clean strlinp 1 green pepper, seed and chunked ked Dralnpineapple,reaerving% cup syrup. Comblp.e reae*vOd SYTUP with nezt5 a medium saucepan. Blend In corndarth.Sünmergnjureo Ifl1flUtE5 tiITlfl occasionally. Immerse nuts In 2 cups boiling water for 2 mInutes. Stir and drain. Add shrimp to boiling water, Immediately reduce heatto1owandcok3mjnu. Remove from heat and drain Combine shrimp, walnuts, Orange Hot Cross Buns drained pineapple and green Pepper in sweet and sour awe. Hut 3 minutes. Serve Warm In Quiche Lorraine chafing dith or fondue pot. Servewithtoothplcks. Spring Fiesta Salad Vegetable Stuffed Flank Steak - Leg of Lamb Beans Au Gratin Broccoli and Cauliflower with Rosy Sour Cream Dressing Rice Pashka Banana Chocolate Mousse Parfait ition UpholdDeeply Religious Trad A During Easter Is a time of renewal and hop.- of looking forward, not beckwart A deeply religious for millions tlwotiout world, the holiday Ii steeped In beautiful symbolism and fr t1Ofl Each family has Its own special way of celebrating the day. Many fondly rimtnnb,r their &mdey school days, Easter 'U hunts and coloeM Easter bashes. Many memories • keyed to traditional fooda. For ,mrnpl., the egg 4s coneldered a IICI of IIIL lbs 1OIfldI7 duceated lard.coakid .i$ iillhaldsa sp.dalplacsks the Easter obosrvsnces of young ad dd. Nioth, tradition Ii the boiling of special brssda AM reI as part of the celebration a Lenten fvth lures to f'W. Lesg4lms favorites 100 Um list Qm. bS that ortgl'sM,d in 14th intury England whec cbgoers took them along for nourishment as tmy tranWaViddWmaw !a 1111111 Wbiow ,. .. ___ _ _ ____ _____ % and pepper sauce just lo enough to mix thoroughly. Sprinkle pastry shell with bacon and cheese. Pour In cream mixture, Bake In 425-degree oven 15 minutes. Reduce heat to 300 degrees and bake 40 minutes or until point of knife Inserted In center comes out dean. Serve at once. Makes 6maln.dizhor 12 appetizer servings. n noto make a soft 1. ru_rn out onto a floured surface and knead until IlnOthlL Place In a large greased bowl. Cover and let rise In a warm place w*il double, about 2 hours. Punch down and turn onto a floured surface. 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Crescent City, Fl. 32012. ____________________________ - --_ 4 1 Acre bldg. lots w-paved rd. frontage I. beautiful oak trees in 3235774 Osteen. Good terms. TEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Sanford-Gracious living. Reasonable weekly & monthly Mature experienced orderly, I tot shift. Sanford Nursing & Con. valescent Center, 950 Mellonvilie Ave. Apply in person. Experienced Cook Apply in person Holiday Inn of Sanford Eves 542.3433 3331119 rates. Inquire 500 S. Oak. HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose your 2 Bedrooms In private home 1306 West 3rd St. 32211$3aft 3p.m. credit: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity. We cpn help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 644231$. 30-Apartments Unfurnished WE'VE EXPANDED DeBary - Lovely 1g. 1BR, Air, No Pets. Ideal Rot. Persons. Near office In Lake Mary now open. Currently I + 11/3 'YEARS NEW APPROXI. MATELY 1900 SQUARE FEET OF LIVING SPACE. FIRE. 3fl.en%4, 665-4455. :. MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate is sold daily In the classified ads. Nothing small about that. Sanford 1 BR. Air, ceramic bath, wail to wall- carpet. $133. $41. k + Manager Trainee Waigrean Drugs of Sanford,. Paid vacation, pa id holidays, mdse disc, major - 2 BR. Unfurn. Apt. 1163 to $153. References required. No pets. medical S retirement plans. 323. $190 for appointment. Commercial Bldg. 100 sq. ft. $200 AAA EMPLOYMENT ALCOLBERUEALTY INC. IF YOU REA4.TDR.323.7132 Eve. 322-0612,322-1587, 322-7171 HURRY TODAYI YOU MAY 1 PR-Sill. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.2 In Sanford. Call GO TO WORK TOMORROWI 3231170 Mariner's Village. LOW FEE-TERMS PLACE 1 2 CAR GARAGE ON, OVER SIZED LOT IN A SETTING OF HUGE OAK TREES IN BETTER AREA OF SAN. FORD. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, LARGE DEN, EAT-IN KIT, WITH CENTRAL HEATS AIR. COME.ARUNNIN'. $39,500. LARGE 2 BEDROOM FRAME HOME COMPLETELY FUR. NISHED ON 3rd STREET NEAR AUTO TRAIN. 123,500. EXTRA LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOME WITH PANELLED FAMILY ROOM, LARGE YARD WITH FRUIT TREES. DEBARY AREA LAKE FRONT, OVER 27,000 SQUARE FEET TOO MANY EXTRAS TO AD- 31-Ape rtme,*s Furnished Apfs. for Senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean S roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto Ave. VERTISE. $33,000 Furn. 3 room cottage, carpeted, quiet country atmosphere, $150. No pstsl U. on 44, 4 ml. to Rich. mend Ave., right to 1st house. 2 O Furn house. $173 me., $100 security. No pets l 4454217 Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 641-0335 in. MANAGEMENT COUPLE $1.000mo, PRESS OPERATOR $540 mo. DRILL WELDER + Clerk at CirCWN Cwt klniile County_ Will consider option to purchase - Srosir-332.449. .5 lights free. Contact at 304 Palmetto Ave., Sanford.. $700 m 37-10 uslnsss Property IaguI Notice - 110*1 NOTICE Board of Csuuly Commlsis The County ii Seminole Prebid cahle.eac. will be held s Triulmam, Perstab a Easer SuN Slim West wwar Park Fwwe 3" 01133 . ll 4,19,15,$, $99 . + con. - -110 bt *0 wow* IN Willa Is sp *11C5*IICS ___ + (IN) 4.77 PUhlieb: . Pulliuk. Mends 15,35,55, April 1, 9979 011110 - I• top commercial All or part Jr. College area 1793 43 Ph.) 333-203 4'-- as ILJ. - - - ___ - - - - OFFICE SPACI UPSTAIRS. DOWNTOWN 3320254 + MU 19 3334561 or eves. 3230517 REALTOR 322-2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service rn FOIItST OWNI. INC. REALTORS 535-433sr3IPall"ft INTIUNATIONAL FINANCIAL FIRM - Cliartilitillaft Cm 41i $I*ist, Florida 19771 323-2222 Branch Office REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322-7491 -- Super clean 3 BR home Includes a fully equipped kitchen, C lISA, carpeting, double garage and lots more. For only $31,900. S acres wood,d on county main. tamed rd. 117,000. Small down, owner hold. 3 acres clean, some trees on lake. $15300. Good terms. 31/3 acres Geneva. Fruit tress, Mg:, S dry. $10.000. Terms. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD Reg. Real Estate Broker 2344$, French Ave. 322-0231,323.1173,322 0179 1011119$ IIALTY SPARKLING clean 2 BR. 1 b, FR, well landscaped, bk yd fenced. "M ID 3229283 24 HOUR [8 home. Aluminum siding, tree shaded cor, lot. 3 unit I office or Business Opportunity- ona, of Sanford's most popular break. fast I lunch rest. Handy man special. $9300. Longwood- big rooms quiet area. 32. 142.500. 2 acre wooded, Enterprise Area. $5,000. P. W.16" $23,000. MAYFAIR older 3 OR, 114 b home with many unique features, A rms., lovely grounds. $69,930. Johnny Walker Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor 3224457 aft Hrs. 322.711) Deltona land of Spring, Summer & Fall, this lovely well kept 3 BR home Is Ideal for the young couple or retirees. It has C NSA I. nice sc porch. $24,110. You'v.lvstgottossethis beautiful 4 II 2 B home on Providence Blvd in Deitona, on a 19. cot lot. It's lust a couple of blks from Lk. McGarrlty. Washer I dryer Inc. $45,000. have your own lvii bring them alon. ASH HOMES can build your dream tuOl,W. REALTY WORLDS UslImlhsS earnlmg pele.tlal 4kula5$MWrs Harold Halt Realty InC.REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day . or Night 43-Lots-Acreage .**. 00' FRONTAGE ON AIRPORT BLVD. NEAR NEW K-MART, ZONED PROFESSIONAL 1 ACRE FRONTAGE ON PAVED LAKE MARKHAM ROAD, NICELY WOODED $14,00 TERMS. 21/4 ACRES NEAR SANFORD AIRPORT, ONLY 13.000 DOWN AND SELLER TAKES TGAOE. ON. 120 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD NEAR OSTEEN. YOUR OWN 3S ACRE LAKE. NICELY WOODED $1,110 PER ACRE. TERMS. 25 ACRES TALL PINES IN THE LAKE COUNTRY NEAR PAN. AMA CITY. $24000 SUIT TERMS. 1.46 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED NEXT TO DESIGNATED iuira ,32242s4_ NORTH CAROLINA IF YOU LIKE TALl. BIRCH TRIES ON 1 ACRE OF MOUNTAIN PROP. ERTY OVERLOOKING AN ICE COLD TROUT POND. VOL CAN HAVE IT FOR $3,995 WITI' ONLY 1* DOWN AND (AS! PAYMENTS WITH e PEP CENT INTEREST. 332064$ - 42-Mbile Homes 17 cu. ft. Whirlpool refriq. like new alto swivel ch., dining rm. set very reasonable. 327.0291 Winter 3103 Orlando Dr. WW.48 + The Real Estate Agency REALTORS + S. FlInch (17.92) Sanford 333.5334 Sanford 3314" Orlando 337-Wi DOLOW 6614335 . Looking For a New Home? Check the Want Ads for houses: of every Sile and price. - . + . ORIENTAL RUGS, WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 644 8126 Spc. BR suite new, $239; S PC. LR new $399; Loveseat $44.95 & up; 7 Pc. dinettes $49.95 & up; Ref. $301 up; El. stove $10 I up; full size draperies $10 I up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 3221721. Cash 322-4132 setup I. tied down. Willis Storage BuIldings, Hwy 1,-n P4 of Casselberry. . - .. + AUCTION AY'fONA AUTO 'twy. 92, 1 mile weSt of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every'. Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set' the reserved price. Call 90.1-2558311 for further details JUST MA'KC PAYMLUI-691u 75 models. Call 3399100 or 8344605 (Dealer). 72-Auction 1967 Buick Classic, in good cond Best offer takes 349 5761. For Estate Commercial & Resi. dentlal Auctions 1. Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction. 373 5470,' Cadillac El Dorado late 1978,1 owner. 9,000. Must sell, new one t-o'th1fi. DEhtsry' MLS'i3t. -- STORAGE BUILDINGS- Built to last. Pro-assembled, delivered, 80-Autos for Sale .- - Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used ' furniture, Refrig., stoves, tool, Boots, Shoes & Work Clothes ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322-5791 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3237566 or 323 7710 Honda 1975, CD 125 S. A I, Adult owned, 2 helmets, 5375 Call 323-. 09375p.m to9p.rn CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND new home for even for you' everything Springs. See our beautiful new BARRING. TON w. lop siding I. Shingle roof. 78-Motorcycles WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur nl$ure Selvage. 3225771. - -. "' ' 323-3200 VA I FHA Financing WILSONiAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 43-Lots-Acreage 10 acreS. tracts, St. Johns River 91I.313E. First St. 51-Household Goods $750 dwn. 20 yr. terms, Osteen. Zachary I. Tribble, Realtor, 305-465.5494 & 5305024. Eve I wkends 9Ol.734.$esj ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs S mattress $23.95 ea. PC.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-2 So. of Sanford. 322.5721. FOR SALE 3 lots in Lake Mary, Fl. 133 E. Alma, 322-554. Central Heat IAir Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322.1771 GE El. Range, copper tone JACK FROST- Cent. Heat lAir Cond. Service. Free Est. on lnct Comm. I Res. 322 0205. w-dbl. oven. Exc. cond. 3226733 1116 62 acres, E of Sanford. $2,200 per Service. Used Machines. overlooking' valleys. This tract would make a dandy mini farm. Has a large log barn, also has Wing and even has a creak that runs thru property. Borders a Paved highway. A steal at only 1050009, Good tat-ms. 12100.00 down, assume loan. Mountain cabIn approxImately 1 acre. Dandy garden spot. This Is a handy man special because It Is not finished Inside., roughed wired and plumbing completed. Weter and the outside Is corn. plated. Large deck overlooking mtns. You can live in it while you finish it up. 3 mil" from Mur. pluy. $22,300.15. 53,110.150 down assume loan. 2.7 Acres located on large stream, real good access. About I acre garden area or pasture. Plenty of room to build 3 or 4 bvi.s. Lays Mile. Large trees cover this tract. Plenty of privacy. $3930.00, $I,$00OQ down Payment. Plenty of wild gams WA good fishing In this area. These are a few of over 2110 listings. We have all types of Property listed from $150. per acre and up. We have smell tracts, we &U have several cabins, houses, old farms, etc. Write or call for true listing brochure. You can call free of charge by dialing 1 N0-o$-7421. Write or call today, - CHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N.C. 25553 147-RNI Est.t. Vh.dsd Private Party wants Is buy. house in fluid of repairs. Has some cast,. 3334155 afti pin. Sell thiS inIva bike wIlls a tow cost Classified Ad. Anays Remodeling Service General Building & Remodeling 36S6334 Small home repairs. Remodeling 8 Pan. Roofing repair. Free Esl. 323 8543. 331.01)5 Beauty Care NWIh TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON t'Ormerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519E. 1st St., 3223742 No job too large or small. Corn plete lawn service. Free estimate, 323 4881; Landscaping & spraying 323 1049 call anytime MOONEY APPLIANCES 323.0497 531V.hb0te0 3.3 Acres tracts, fantastic view, nient KENMORE WASHER- Paris. 43-A--eat 01 Stat. NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS Home In Air Cant & Hasting 52-4ppliances CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ S USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS, acre. William Malic,owikl. Realtor. 333.7$3, 327.5499 Good Used Televisions. $35 and up. Miller's 2419 Orlando Dr. - 322.0352 walnut cabinet. Regular 1100, Balance $173 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Call 131.1714 day or lght. Dressmaking 004 ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, I track tape player. Screen-porches, pool intl. wds. All type re-glazing I wd. install. Exit Est. Mr. Taylor 322.1.344,., , Turn on Carpet, doors (ext lInt), exercise couch, gas dryer, clothes 1se forth. Con. Airport Blvd. & Park. rosining & Soaring ANIMAL HAVEN dog & Cat boarding, bathing, Thors, Fri, Sat. 5.3, clipping, flea control. Pet 55-Boats & Accessories ROBSON MARINE 2997 Hwy. 1742 $anters, Fla. 33221 11111111111 Painting Glass & Screen chord organ, clothing, dishes, Misc. lOc to $30. 105 Brown Dr., - Yard Debris, Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 349 5311 :30 Min - April 7,9 Tucker off RI. In. Light Hauling Curley Burfield Electrical Maintenance & repair to S. Furniture, typewriters, Estates. DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed. insured Bonded FREE Estimates. (305) 122 9160 Interior-I Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est. 322-154S or 322 4431 Plun*ing Service Supplies, dog houses. Heated innels. 3fl.575. - ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds. 3230174; 322-4601 Home Mikes Drywall- Drywall work, 57-Spoils Equipment spraying, remodeling S floor covering. Free Est. 322-1411. RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. 5$ Scott Reagan 3324177 CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR S.G. BALINT&ASSOC. 322IUS S-Makal Merchandise I yr-s. exp, Patios. Driveways BALDWIN GRAND 6'3" Concrete Work: steps, patios 1 Man, quality operatInj Pmsure Cleaning Brown's Pressure Cleaning-Mu dew removal houses 8. roofs, mobile homes. Trucks washed. Economy rates. 534 9333. - Roofing etc. Wayne Seal, 3271321 332.7537 + Guitars, Drums, lashes. Corn. - Sm. or Lg. Free Lii. Call Mr. Taylor, 333$SlSor 322.4131 PAINTING, CARPENTRY 0W.. Thomas organs, plans.. Roofing 5. guttering, mt I ext remodeling, all work guaranteed. Free Est. 3233434. CUSTOM CABINETS lab Pall's Disc. Center list. 3355 French Ave. General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soil 8. fill dirt, lawn maint. 8. tree trimming. 323 2915. Electrical - 54-Garage Sales Sunland Lawn Service Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322.0707 Sold new $400, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments Of $1) per tnt. Call 131.1714 for free Mme demonstration. Gigantic carport sale Ceramic Tile MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 611 7617 Television-33" Color, Beautiful 3234M after 3: 30 Free Est. 3322153 INSULATION batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call Wiling - BIOKIR 34$', + 2524 PARK OR. 322211$ REALTOR AFTER HOURS AT 5th. $13,100. SEIGLIR REALTY S And adva.cemestwiirIulIISI '7 PEOPLE NEEDED IMMU$*TILY lifirviS, tebe kill Thpriday. Apr11-osyissa IN NIh! ii. 1*) 514514 cestec, MIke Ludwis latwasm 114:35 060.fir Wslmt*IUt. Jhu Nat hdty,g St. Johns River. sft,oco. PARK. SYLVAN LAKE DRIVE It you're Ina bid. mood, doW? for. Wt we are exclusive agents for ASH HOMES in DeIlme. They are custom builders wrnany plans to choose from or If you COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN BETTER. CANAL FRONT lovely 3 BR, 3 b home, sundeck, boat house, fishing dock. Canal leads to. OFFICES. $12,300 TERMS. Super Lg. I BR 2 B, extras galore, sc porch. 135.900. 471.4317. Lake Mary làt 90 x 145. Reduced price this week only. Also new home now under construction. 8309531 or 3314211 aft. 5:30. it. 'COUNTRY- location yet minutes from shopping. 2 BR, 1 b, large storage rm S work shop, fenced, shaded I landscaped. $21,500. a' ~P a INTIRNATIONALLY KNOWN FINANCIAL FIRM NIIINS 1*SCUTIVU 5*4.15 PEOPLE FOR LOCAL SANPOIDAIIA. YOU WILL ENJOY: Is.pmSuuPpl±L 111. I 2565 REALTORS PARK Lake Sylvanarea.3 BR, 1½b, PR, Den on Country site. 300' * 110'. $44,000. - PubIlik: *114,1999 01135 Sanford's Sales' Leader 441.3013 - CallBart - 'JOIN SANFORD'S SALES 'LEADERI WE LIST S SELl. WORE HPMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE, THAI IS NO.11 your lot or our M. dulId to suit our lot or yours. FHA-VA, P11* 235 & 243. Modest 2 OR, CO home under $12,000? Yes, its true if you act fast!t! Not fancy but a real value. Sanford Auction 1215 S. French. 3237340. - IN WILL ILIY EXISTING $1 Bud MORTGAGES. R. Less, Mt. irshes, $33 no. 40 Wseri Nt..A$auumst.. 1411*3 321-0039 or 9047344700 collect. EASTER SALE ALL PLANTS 20% OFF FA*MIR'$MARKIT ll10FrimdiAve. Sanford - WELDING SERVICE all types of welding, your place or ours. 323 6440. TO LIST YOUR B SlS U + - BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto 530 Call 327 1621; 3221460 68-Wanted to Buy Beds double hotel $30 set. 41-Houses bath home with Iam. room on a double corner lot. Call now to see Cash for your loll Will build on -, ____ + VA- FHA-235-Conv. Homes Low Down Payment 41-Houses - Top Dollar Paid for junk 8 used cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment. ]7299 BALL PYTHON Approx. 3' ft. $10. 3210760 - - , The weather is perfect for a backyard sale - sell everything fast with a want ad. Call 322 7611 or 531 9993 ________ - - Cocker Spaniel, male, AKC papers, l' yrs. old. Med. size, buff color. S75 323 7526 FURNITURE FOR SALE 322719S interest when yc u're overdrawn?" $30,00 will buy you this 3 BR, 2 Maitland Howell Estates Phone 333.7511, Sanford "How about a che(kina account where you itill accumulate ROLLING HILLS AND SASS _____ P$ans.s.eclfications far css l):isA. in Ni. tub day wa*u.. A.D. 1971 otSen Sir sale InS sell t. usotlemel an. prasnslnsers4 mafl Ike matuns Ilr fir cam. ameti bulbbni are Ivslla14s Is tius imce w the PWrduasb Au nt,Rom am. ill eslotilus hums, 417. FI (Went) 0r if Ike IuhlpIa Siniløel, Calisty CounIk,,! S$III.rt Florida, Clint, COWtkii Is_$aIr5, 3*771 a' char,s. P*tei. *0 daW*.4 r PIams.seclolcatiass must be 15tui5 5 We PWCbM1SS M Mo is O SIllilY We Isras 'oe doCISIs if method if ie mit at II.o.tlsm. like I. PsIk. IMSIN 107W. Commercial Model Inc., Realtor -. 77-Junk Cars Removed J' -_ - only $116 bat due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. Yovcen have mach. f'Or$Ill cash or take up payments of $12 ma. Will take trade as part Payment. Call $311714 day or night. Free home trial, no obligation. Fantastic 4 BR, 2 B home In Pinecrest w-C H&A, ww carpet, eq eat-In kit, scr. patio, FR, on a beautiful landscaped loll Just CAR LOT& SHOP --.- pdy Beautiful exec 3 BR 2 B home in Idyllwildeot Loch Arbor I Pool 5. Patio, C H&A, FP, Eq. eat-in kit, FR S every feature! BPP WAR. RANTEDI Yours for $72,900! W.GarneltWhlte M. Unsworth Realty - WHAT A BUY neat 3 SRi b home In Bel Air on shaded lot! Newly painted, eat-in kit, fenced rear yd & much more! Only 123,900, R". Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. V Enterprise, Inc. Trailer ten rent IN Per mo Water . . by: Cymibia Pr.sta, m.m. Can. N.A. carpet WORLD- $240.00 LEISURE $720 mo, BODY MAN 2304 Lisa Cl. 31½, Stucco. As is. $39,500. Broker-owner. Rag. Real Estate Broker 2430 Sanford Ave. 3210739 Ii, 2 bath, SUPER 3 OR 21/3 bath home w. Pool I Patio! Lg Fla Rm. eat In kit, w-w carpet. C-A, Privacy fence on ig corner lot! BPP WARRANTED Only 549.0001 storage. Zoned comm. $300 34-Ibile Homes 2 . Rent 6S-Pets- Supplies mach. Sold new for $650 was Christmas lAway, there, was JUST LISTED 4 BR 1'2 bath home on lovely shaded lot! Remodeled eat in kit, ww carpet, 1g. scr. porch, new roof I. Much More! Just 535,5001 kEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES 3272260 We have a Singer Future sewing Income property, 2 story older BATEMAN REALTY IMM'IOIATE OCCUPANCY 3 BR, 2 bath, Can. H.A, carpet LEISURE WORLD- $240.00 month. .- for 20 ft Slarcratt trailer, Self con tamed Air cond., new tires, excellent cond $7300. 322 3503.: ____ Since 1937 409W.lst SELLRSI BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOMES! WHY DON IT WE GET TOGETHER BROKER , - + 1977 23 It Coachman Self contained. Like New 322 5623 after p.m. Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our R insenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3225181 Kuip Decorators OVER 100 SALES CLOSED OR CONTRACTED 1st QUARTER 19791 SEIGLER REALTY 33-Houses Furnished + + 64-Equipment upholstery drapes. slip covers. We will not be undersold on comparable quality. STENSTROM REALTY $2I,. - $139 me., $100 deposit 321.0041 French Ave. - WITH 13 ROOMS, INCLUDING IN LAW QUARTERS, CENTRAL HEAT S AIR, FIREPLACE, FAMILY ROOM PLUS 1 BR. Available at once. FREE ESTIMATES Carpets from $6.50 yd. installed + $39,900! shopping I churches. Realtor, ERA MemberProker, + -. - Realtor, MLS Full time AUTO MECHANIC needed at Jo. Creamons for new Iused dept. See Mike. 3223391, ext. 224. 912 *44 Acres county acreage w. citrus grove I. SR 46 frontage in Geneva. Attention developers good price & terms. Only $7,000 dwn + $199 ma. to be your own boss. Their loss is your gain. Call today. HAROLD HALL REALTY Inc. Food St ores now experienced I newly licensed agents for 2 offices. We pledge ourselves to your being a suc. cleat Continuous training 1. guidance. Join a professional team. Cell $313233 or 3225253 Fricke & Fricke Assoc. Inc. *Markham Woods Rd.3 BR,2 B, 4 acre country estate. Complete with horse stable 1. pasture, also quiet cottage & 1g. oak trees. Appt. only! this DAY CARE CENTER is Ina thriving location & ready to go. , - 1973 Kubota L2l0diesel With front end loader 322 8262 allerbp m - 75-Recreational Vehicles 1971 Coachman 12 It Slide in .1 camper. Sleeps .5, for I truck 322 8262 alter 6 p m 62-A-Farm Equipment SO-Mscellaneous for Sale 523,900. Full time, ref req. Apply In person to Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. 2nd St. - hi fll Vq .14 _________ 11 1~!!~ , AFRICAN VIOLETS frm.,h,s,... Evesalter6lweekeods ______________________ - 9993. *A Doll House for Beginners. 3 BR, I B turn, near shopping but In a quiet neighborflood. Act last on this! Owner may carry mort. Food Service Supervisor S Cook. low cost Classified Ad. Use A Want Ad. 322.2611 or $31- !ro Auction Saturdays 7pm Sanford Ave at Hwy 127 Consignments Welcome Kelloggs Auction Sales 323 7050' DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a Tha Don't Despair Or Pull Your Hair 72-Auction FILLOIRT&TOPSOII. YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7510 - (305) 6448256. & $31,500. Part Time LPN, 11.7 shift CREATIVE EXPRESSIONS 11AA,fs&C,'aft, Have a room to rent? Let a classified ad find a tenant for youl Salary 62-Lawn-Garden . 4 Searching for Investment? Just listed 2 apt bldg. near town. holidays by $4ling.Avon. Now's a great time to start. Call 6443079. flhI1otIable. Call 322.5453. yd. $25 per wk. Call 3232727. ___________________ - 41-Houses EASTER NEST EGG! Earn extra money for the wit: taisthar with all structures, Im. Nil AM,, AprIl 15, 1979 in Rio LotS, Plods 1, $tMlaSI ,i, Sunlit "unity Cal$emm,. Prm.ei.Ints, fixtures. appliances, and Ills Nil mliii ' ", 16ffiSugh 33 at She PI4IC *s.Mi •smh*as $I5IIId Fiends. and aNurgssanc.s on iaid land or Pt, will In Ike stIles ii Ike Clerk wad Is osl'isctlen $ii5k. PurPles if Preild cans. s.c. lit. She Circuit Csu,tsn or bifora She Ilk Cup, Flerids subject tolke I.N dIlo.iiiini belt method at con. This sale Is made wianl Is doyatMOy, 1Wi. KySlIfeIlfedas,, at me PartIal in pJen s$rvctI, firs station ciu*.r 4. FlorIda IlatstN and (udsensat by and Ike uit,sl.lse a sheriff u* will be s withiø find kiNsuiw entered in CI,il 11115W 99W SIr She itt Serninile County. ISiiilioIi. County, Florids..IN evutaids I. Will babysit preschooler Mon. thru Fri., Ravenna Park, fenced 4-B Water Front Property 200 Lakefront on Lake Bingham With 1" deep well 8. pump. $22.500, also other 1 acre parcels with lake privileges from $10,900. Property next to SCC, 5 minI, to big Sanford Plaza. Richard Broughton, Realtor. COMPANY owned surplus 3 OR 2 b, rec. rm & FP. Good neigh. borhood w-community swim. mIng pool. Low dwn w-mort low mt. carried by seller. Call 3235500 between 85. &a, AVON BUILD YOUR Ho.btfes Send for 20 ways at making money at home. $3.00 to Jeep's Report, P.O. Box 120. 12771 SaI'' __ TROUTMAN, PARRISH, KANAR, AtIiiiy Iii' PifRienos, .4dag.Blad tqetbsr grey M 6-Ctgld Cam travel. owners New 235 Homes, i pct. interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to 535,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 3222757. Lake Mary-Sanford Area. 6 avail. Buy 1 or group. 100 pct. occupied. E. H. Seibert, Realtor. 3239001, aft. hr's. 644.1395. . Cat 1. dog need good loving home foil mo in country area, while ____ . lames. am. 7125 or UNITED numerous properties. Tran. sportatlon provided. Send complete resume to Sandra Miller, Cardinal Industries, Inc., Box U. Sanford, Fl. 32771. Equal Opportunity Employer. _________ titles 48: DlsIsMisnat Marriage NOTICU A. at Nine Pay Dedess. PSIIUSISr ON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN flint Hudsand. FliliCis Airt Derlui, lespindsiil, on the lit day of May 1979, at She OI:nt, which aferesald mit at. NOTICUOP ACTION West Front doer at 11:11 AM. soft TO: VIRGIL ERNUST NOULIY Izeottlen was deliverad to is as Courthouse if Seminole Calmly, at 2197 Mavysvllle P' at lilOiMlo Csunlv Florida, Sanford, Florida, ft undsrsJ,pj Seattle, wwiqsu, and I have levied wen Ike tehewins Clerk will offer for sale to the YOU, VIRGIL UNNIIT HOC. pruporty owned by highest and best bidder fir cads Ike $1. IV, are hereby net NI.d Shot a PIISICIS Albert Denim, sold pro. described mel PruiartY: or, Ouslutlonat Merniapa party be 10sd in SM, Lot 2. Block D. SWUITWATU MS been toed aMinit P5W. 99W ..OARS SECTION 14 accordIng Is the We respired to iS• deSUIIed IS ISNUJ.S: y at pem at t,at rscero at p Re$0.mdinI FranCIs Albert teen pueiln is me Pa 12 and 12 of the Public fl D'sselutlo, at MerriaM .s DeIIIWS di11 tINS led 15511511 Records at $imlnole County, MELBOURNE P. KING, if We$dIOCYRedP(5Mfl1,,te Defum1a 3 -g eqge Add sUes.. __ That the plaintiff, United States of AmrlCa, shall obtain by service of Wife, and ___ Is S-.os & Found - large GARMAN, his wife, until tender, about p'Atw. V 40-A-Apartments & Duplexes for Sale by Gill Fox be capable of supervising Ex perienced Floor Man needed. Apply in person Sanford Nursing I. Convalescent Center, 950 MlilofWillt. ___ . s.d. _______ (sh,MItTW. a m lit -'½ $SSS dry WindEd - 1 1 r- (0 + op) frosm oeatdge " Ms OW. lend ss ANUCflEN(* DUNIG - ____ ______ ML Aw flank steak on a board. Trim excess fat Score top side with a sharp knife. In a Dutch____ oven, meit _______ ____ s seiW Weddings by DOT NOTARY PUBLIC m.2iaor32a.o, I NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory. SIDE GLANCES 41-Houses - J BR House for Family Longwood, Sanford Area 3222825 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Position open for career minded individual with the Nation's largest producer of factory built aoartments 1. developers of rnuitI.tamlpy projects. Excellent salary 5. bonus, paid vacation, fully paid medical. hospitalization I life ins. Must Sanford. - L13r prgy Cliek I 38-Wanted to Rent - Small remodeling firm needs Painter- Carpenter immediately 333.0197 mo. 1 cic fresh bread cubes 1% 2 teaspoons Cornstarch minutes. Add 18-Help Wanted _ ___ CHIEF JUDGE KEEPER IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1979 $464 P'jbfli; March 25, April 4,11, 14, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIE. DIHIl COOK $464 mo. 997, CUlT IN AND FOR SININOLI DIN.ee DEBIT AGENT Sal + COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THU CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND CASE NO. 79417S.CA.ge.K SALES NOTICE OF SNIRIFF'S SALE DOE FOR SEMI NOI.0 COUNTY, ALBERT L. HUSKEY and NANCY FLORIDA. NOTICE I$HIRISYGIVIN .at LOT MAN $464mo. W. HUSKEY, his wife, CIVIL ACTION NO.: 7$423-CA44.l byvIrtu,atffia$c,talnWritet,. $646 iflu. IN us 01110 40 .dImderIh. DETAILER Is LABORER mo. Plaintiffs THE MARRIAGE o seal of the Circuit Court of Sem inole $464 vs. GLORIA JEAN HOISLEY, County, Florid a, upon a final DESK CLERK DOE BARRY L.OARMANndSUU ANN Iudlemerdr.nd.,sdInm.aferaaid ½ teuvocn marjoram and .....uuiuumu ). _____ ____ ...-. a ____ carrot I I U ____ cored PP1 (1 is$,) 2 tablespoons chopped py I teaspoon an ½ teaspoon ground sage , . I ____ In a large bowl, cc'nblns str. oil, vinegar, Ike. rind and .. jilce, puoley, bull and the same Dutch ov,. taq)uo t,nalth 1 alt.l3nnmod Mix wilL Add utk$Nbst Add 1% cups water. (vsr. akig.rat. hours or Cook ba . s,_ overaight, II possible. 1W i% boom or No Spoon marinade over III artichokei eec"en*. ov. meetto a heeted Makes 4 Mfli :. Mo 61 1 cup chopped, pared, _____ % msrins + finely ctiociied celery 'n in aeversi 4 - lies 1i alt 101d e Uchokes. Simmer, inCovered, 30 to kIstSSJ wAll stuD 01 V tkho are tinder and w asi*is wIth a ubuury 1 I IINIIOOD tablespoon boiling ,., is IN email m4v41 g bowl, stir Mw 1 IewW Made Carrow - + or onion (1 medium) ½ cup finely chopped ____ I. ¼ pound fresh mushrooms, process by publicatIon as to any Sig. Jay , . unknown heir(s), devises(s), sliced Publish: March 21, II. April 1, grantee(s), creditors or other Mix og ,gj, 17 323-5176 parties claImIng by, through, under, DEHlfl salt, pepper, dry mustard, or against UlYsees McFadden. (3) PICTIT.OUINAMS parsley, anchovies and garlic. Notice is hereby given that we are That notice of th is Order be FULL CHARGE Let stand for 30 minutes. engaged in business at it s I. published by tiw United States BKPR. $000 mo. Woodland Drive, Sanford Seminole MIrIh.I n newspaper of general Pve CASHIER atlee in lien Isle $400 _____ County, Florida wider thu fIctItious cwai mo. p While dressing Is stwdIit P. SECRETARY $600 mo. name of KOTT KOATI NG$ L4 IV* weeks csmmancleg March wash the spinach and remove FLORIDA. and that we r SALES REP $000 mo. , F.s. Chap. 49.111. (41 That by' regiltersald name w$ffiffieClerkof May stemL Dry well comb&r 11, TYPIST 1,79 for those served by $400 mo the circuit Court, Seminole County, with avocado and muelwoomo Florida ièikation shell appear, pled or RECPT. In accordance with $1,, $SOOmo. otherwIse respsn directly Or ______ In salad bowl. Add dr.ulng end provisions of the Fictitio WAREHOUSE & us Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section 145.09 the Ouanfla. Ad Litem arid Alter. te llul*br. Serve n8v Aid LItein Iii this caiss. DONE DRIVER $520 mo. Florida Statutes 1W. .-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII a nd OR DERED at Orlando. Florida, MAI NT. Sig. Harry C. Uchi$birgei $464 mo. this INs day ii March, 1979. Margaret J. ECheIWqW GROUNDS o.eig. C. Yeung Publish: March 14 31,30, April 1, ½ %cu o ieqatees, grantees, successors and Statutes, To-Wit: Section I I NEEDED IMMEDIATELY WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A operators who own their own Mate' Dating Service. All Ages. tandem- axle tractors to run the P.O. BOX 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33517. East Coast. Home on weekends. advances on each trip 1 fast DIVORCE420.I0-GUlran?Sed. weekly settlements. Call Free details; KIT, I:MERCURY MOTOR EXPRESS 33051, 9414997. Pompano, FL. Toll-Free 1.0-4.6Sfl ask for Bob Bevis. EOE. WANTED: Customers to enjoy Cooks or cooks helper Judy's Hamburgers, Super DJ's Place 2544 Park Dr. Salad Per with 15 Items I. Great Sanford. 321.0124 Country Breakfast. No ex Night Auditor experienced parlance necessary. Apply in preferred but not necessary. Person Hwy. 1742, Sanford. Apply in person Holiday Inn, Appqtits required. f all other parties claiming by, through, under or against any of the IndIvIduals named above. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that anac. Florida Statutes 190 iI Friday __ DEN-136 "P0on pepper ¼ teaspoon dry mustard 2 tablespoons chopped P& FICTITIOUS WANt sley Notice Is hereby given that lam engaged In business at 1q20 Park as fo llews: Lot 8, Lone Pkiel,accor. 1 tablelpO(*t . Ave., Sanford Seminole Coumy, ding to Flat thereof as recorded in chovies Plat look 12, page 21 of the Public Florida, under the fictitious name Records of Seminole County, 1 clove garlic, cut In half IllS CO., and that I intend Florida. and proceeding pursuant to h register said name with the Clerk of ) fres ½ pound (5 to 6 Florida Statute* 071 and0.10, it is the Circuit spla leaves hereby ORDERED: (1) That the Florida In accordance with 1 ripe avocado, peeled and provisions of the Fictitious Name Motionof the plaintiff Is granted . (2) 1 flank steak (2 potmds) ¼ cup butter or flt5TgSfifll, divided - brown. Remov, to a rack ____ _____ _____ 1 lime, thinly sliced 2 teaspoons salt, divided ______ si 1Y. Dtli on top of each bilL Makes 1$ buns. LIMB FRESH ___ ____ STORY; EVA HILL LAND; and any of t heir unknown heirs, devisees, 197$ I ___ LESLIE, his wife; ROBERT B. RIDDLE and C.B. OROENE, db.a EASYWAY FINANCE Co. A.E. ______ Time _ ____ ¼ teaspoon salt teapoot Shake or beat all lngredlentslna Jar, bowl or bottle until blended. Dressing may be stored covered In refrigerator. Shake well before Makes 1% cups dressing, VEGETABLF4TUFFED Noon H.O. SLIGH; L.T. -, HARRELL and ROSA HARRELL LOST dog, fern. 3 mo, brn, red hlswlfe; H.L. LESLIE and LIDAM collar, blue eyes. Reward. 333. ½ teaspoon salt toed butte, sugar, emnamon and salt In a large bowl. Cool to lukewarm. Warm hhh1Ifl orange juice. Dissolve ysast inwarm Juice. Add to mixture with the NtL Mix well. Add raisins and grated rind. U, ______________________________________ W.S. pepper clove garlic, non has been filed against you in equity to remove clouds from the crushed following described real property, 1½ teaspoons curry powder It-wit: ¼ teaspoon tyme leaves, Beginning at a point 210 f,,t East of the Southwest ¼ of the East ½ of crushed the Southeast ¼ of the Southf ¼ ¼ cup currants Of Section It. Township 21 South, (optional) Range 20 East, thence run North 0 feet; thence Hot cooked r East to a point 210 feet West of the Toasted slivered East boundary line of East of the Southeast ¼ of the Southwest iA blanched almonds of Section It. Township 21 South (optional) Range 10 East, Chutney (optional) thence South 470 feet, thence West Combine flour, salt and to the Point of Beginning, and you are required to serve a copy pepper. Dust chicken with flour of your written defenses, it any, to mixture. Melt corn oil KENNETH M. BEANE, Esquire, of margarine In a large skillet. STEPEHNSON AND BEANE P.A.. Attorneys for the Plaintiffs and to Add chicken and brown well. file the original with the Clerk Of Add chopped tomatqes, MwW*5tYIod Court on or before the tomato liquid, onion, greet 23rd day of April, IM: otherwise, a Judgment may be entered against pepper, garlic, you for the relief demanded in and thyme. Cond Cover er a cm Complaint, over low heat 45 mInutes or WlTNESSmy hand and the seal o, Court on the 14th day of March, W" eltickan is tender. &M this 1979. over rice. If desired, garnish (SEAL) with toasted almonds and.or Arthur Beckwith, As Clerk of the Court currants or serve chutney on BY: Eve Crabtree this side. Makes 6 servIngs Deputy Clerk SPINACH SALAD Kenneth M. leant P.O. Drawer 3 tablespoons wine yln.ga. Casselbetry, Fl. 33797 6 tablespoons salad oil P'JJi' March 21, 2$• April 4, 1 3 consecutive flinet .... 3k a line 7conwcutive times ..... 35c a line I 3 Lines Minimum - 5und - BRYANT; I Noon The Do Before Publication - GANS: J.C. McKINNEY; N N I DEADLINES B. KEIGANS. and MARTHA KEI. GANS, his wife; DAN COLUMBUS KEIGANS; DAISEY LEE KEI. ¼ cup choppedg Cold Herbed Vegetables - NOTICE OF ACTION TO: D.B. KEIOANS,a.k.a D. ENOW JAMIN KEIGANS, a.ka COUNTRY CAPTAIN ¼ cup unsifted flour 2 teaspoons salt ¼ teaspoon peer 3 pounds chicken Parts ¼ cup (½ stick) corn oil margarine 1 tomatoes, chopped ½ cup sliced onion Artichokes in Fresh Lime Marinad 1:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon - - I .10 RATES •.. 43c a ili* itim HOURS - - IUSINUIIUII.NIN - 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. Plaintiffs, vs. D.B. KEIGANS, ak-a D. BENJA. MIN KEIGANS,a.k.a DOW I. KEI. GANS, and MARTHA KEIGANS, his wife, JULIA HUGHES AND HUGHES, her husband; SAM KEIGANS and KEIGANS, his wife; DAN COLUMBUS KEIGANS., aAd-KEIGANS, his wif e; DAN IEL BENJAMIN KEIGANS, and -KEIGANS. his wife; DAISEY LEE KEIGANS and -KEIGANS, her husband; J.C. McKINNEY and McKINNEY, his wife; W.B. BRYANT and BRYANT, husband; H.G. SLIGH and SLIGH, her husband; L.T. HARR. ELL and ROSA HARRELL, his wife; H.L.LESLIE and LIDA M LESLIE, his wife: ROBERT B RIDDLE and C.B. GROENE, d.b.a EASYWAY FINANCE CO.; A.E. STORY and STORY, his wife: EVA HILL LAND; and any of their unknown heirs, devisees, Iigaties, grantm, successors and all other parties claiming by, through, under or against any of the individuals named above. Defendants. Wednesday, April 4, 1979-9B Orlando-Winter Park 322-2611 HENRY STANLEY. GEORGE STANLEY, LOUIS STANLEY, .iE. SSIE MAE CLARK, KATIE BELL CROSS and JOSEPHINE M1CK. ENS, cider Vinegar 1-3rd cup catsup cup 1% Seminole SIMINOLI COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. rMill. CA 13.K 2-3rde cup orange juice ¼ CLASSIFIED ADS IN Till CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTIINTH JUDICIAL c. CUlT OF TIalfl*ri OP FLORIDA, IN AND FOR 1 can (1 lb., 4 ox.) ½ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. DIAL 322•21 I or 1.9,93 + LI 3 �. I I :, 105--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. P i - ; rrp P •• Wednesday, April 4, l7 , 71st Year, No. 196—Thursday, April 5, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening In Se vu in 9% As Herald,—tUSPS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents - - Co un ty V OSOTAmuni n Rift May End Bus Service By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer A dispute that began a year ago between the Orange-SeminoleOsceola Transportation Authority (OSOTA) and the Amalgamate Transit Union could wind up ending bus service In Seminole County. Because of the dispute last year when striking OSOTA bus drivers, who were union members, were replaced by new employees who walked across the picket line, the union has gone to the U.S. Department of Labor challenging a $568,000 operating grant to the authority and the money Is being held up, according to Pat Hamric, authority general manager. Hamric said he and other OSOTA personnel will be meeting with Department of Labor representatives in Washington next Tuesday. He said today he is "cautiously optimistic" the conference will result in the money being released by that federal department after facts in the matter are explained. Hamrlc said after new employees were hired to replace the strikers last year, OSOTA on June 29 notified the union It would no longer be recognized as a bargaining agent for the new drivers. He said OSOTA offered to abide by a vote of the employees on the matter, but the union did not call for a vote. He said the union now fo the Department ofLabor that is still represents the employees and Is urging the federal agency to hold up the money. Meanwhile, the Seminole County Commission representative on the authority, Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff said he will explain to his colleagues on the commission next Tuesday that several alternatives are available on the bus service. The budgeted funding for the authority will be exhausted by May I If the federal money is not released by then, Kirchhoff said. "If the federal money does cease, we will have to re-evaluate service and what we are going to do," Kirchhoff said, detailing the alternatives available to Seminole County. "We will have to decide whether to discontinue service altogether, whether we will Institute the service on a limited basis — for example in the early morning and late afternoon bows for working people dependent upon the transportation," Kirchhoff said. "It will depend a lot on Orange County," he said. Orange County Is to decide next week what measures It will take if the federal money Is not released. Seminole County currently has four bus lines In service, Kir. chhoff explained, adding one of those bus services is an Orange County one extending Into South Seminole County. The other three — two In Sanford and one In the south end - are funded by Seminole County on a 5040 matching funds basis with Seminole County paying 132,000 annually and the federal government contributing an identical amount. Kirchhoff said he will Inform his colleagues on the county commission of the situation next Tuesday and "ask them what they want to do." He said after the Seminole commission and Orange commission separate meetings, OSOTA is to meet and make a decision. "Hopefully the problem will be resolved by May I. If not the federal money will be cut off," Kirchhoff said.. Bus service has been provided to the south end of the county for Herald Photo by T the past four years by the Authority. The Sanford service began on Dec. 4,1978. During the Christmas season the service was so well-received by patrons in the Sanford area that service was expanded from five days to six days per week. The Seminole County bus runs have charged 50 cents with special rates during certain times to senior citizens. Recently, the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce committee expressed concern that only about 150 persons In the Sanford area are riding the buses each day. PRACTICE FOR SUNDAY 't ''I - Mark West coaches as Andy Grooms does a vault in preparation for nn. day's presentation of Sanford Salutes Our Gymnasts. About 30 meitih'r fit the Sanford Gymnastic Association Inc. will perform beginning at the Sanford Civic Center. The demonstration, sponsored by the S::utt Area Chamber of Commerce, is free and open to the public. The gt- uu 114;itr to raise donations to purchase equipment and pay travel expenses lit tat' meets. Performing gymnasts will range In age from seven to adults. -V Power Blackout Sweeps State, Parts Of Seminole A power outage which blackened much oil south Florida sent creeping darkness Into portions of Seminole and Volusia counties early this marning. Scott Burns of the Sanford Florida Power and Light Company office said about 2,000 homes in the Sanford area were without thtr1ci$y for 15 minig.s just after midnight When the Celery Avenue sub. station on Highway 46 shut down. No emergencies were reported during the blackout by area law enforcement officials. About 17,400 Florida Power Corporation customers between (iaedo and, Deland wee, without power for periods of four minutes up to an how as a result of the outage, an FPC spokesman said. "There are nine power substations in the OrlandoDeLand area that were affected," Tracy Smith of the FPC office in St. Petersburg said this morning. "The shutdown of the stations occurred at 11:57 p.m. and power was restored gradually." Smith said the power stations shut down automatically when the transmission lines experlenced a low frequency situation. He said the prohin was caused by a dust and salt spray buildup on the Insulators of high power transmission lines which caused electricity to begin spilling down the poles and shorting out the lines, When the transmissIon lines shorted, three FPL generating plants at Tky Point in ao'dh Dade County had nowhere to send their electricity and automatically shut down, Smith said. The loss of the three plants caused a disruption to other portions of the Florida power grid served by both FPC and FP&L, according to Smith. The three power plants Involved were two ott-tired plants, No. I and No. 2, and a nuclear-powered plant, No. 4. The other Turkey Point nuclear plant is shut down for refueling. Broward and other counties wore affected immediately by the blackout, which spread But, Not Mayor Floyd northward thtrkeiuttg homes like a moving shadow. In Fort Lauderdale and West Palizi Beach power was out for an hour and emergency sw it('l1t)lr(is were activated at police stations alnii thir ;old Coast. - GEOF'IIIE't' l'(flNl)S S eminole Council Aims To Appoint Energy Panel Delegates to the Council of said. Graham's office are member of a regional energy Local Governmentsin Seminole "I'm not going to name representatives of the various committee which is also ç County agreed Wednesday anyone to rim up and down the segments of the night to go back to their street to harass service station dustry such as energy In. Posed to go Into action during power cantrespective governmental units owners, rOu1 ., an energy emergency an.., a panics, fuel distributors, local committee would be a seeking recommendations reeminen f The county commission, this wholesalers and retailers and duplication. He added that uyjAuen mittee being formed by the week, agreed to name a corn- government. The commission Instructions from Tallahassee count commission on eergy mitt" on energy — a fuel agreed a representative from one delegate — Mayor allOCation committee — to act on the But ' f Council the Norman Floyd of Altamonte only In C15e,of menu, which has as itsmittee me Springs — said he has no In- emergency,ra mombersalzoftheaeyencltles cornmltteedoezn'tknowwhatjt mandate for the committee is do and has tentlon of recommending from for the pod. The , Gov. Bob Graham's of. In the county and the county without commission would designate committee would he a U one member of the committee tIM out from service station duplication to expand the The composition of the owners what their monthly fuel energy crisis hoopda-loo," he committee suggested by Floyd said, however, he is a allocations are. That In- ,, , m not (g' name anyon.... to .. - formation is available from In other buine;. distributors, Floyd said, adding city Clerk linIa M;uiin -. -. the committees in his opinion appointed to eounI"; are a "farce." mittee to look Into whrtt' t' "The governor requested that county should contAuti.. we (the county commission) mechanical voting in chiiirs 'i name the committee," said shift to the punch cui d corn. , County Commissioner Sandra puter method of voting In the -Mayor Glenn, chairman of the council 1980 elections. of governments. The committee is to have 14 The delegates are to submit and be formally their recommendations for the named by the count), appointment at the May 2 missioners at their mectiii 1' meeting in Sanford with one next Tuesday. person selected from those nominated. — DONNA ES'i . - . - Norman Floyd ', .. - .. ., i.• Sanford Considered As Pos s ible Site For Proposed Handicapped Workshop IYSHAAONC*UAICO Committee and the Edith Bush Seminole County, Murray said bookkeeper whose task is to establish it is serious about the to renovate the facility for use.,, Herald Staff Writer Foundation, Murray said. adults are forced to travel long gain community support for the project by coming up with Once the workshop has been - A non-profit organization me ofg&nizsft will need to distances to the Central Florida workshop. initial matching funds and a established, Murray hopes to hopes oet aw the pin obtain $1 from doors in Workshop In Orange County. Without the community's workable premise these grants begin with 40 adults and S,TIInOI, County for physically county and private sources to This means conimiting about support, the chances of the will not be available," Murray eventually expand to 60 or ___ mentally retarded match .V.17 $2 provided in a 60 miles round trip, Murray workshop becoming a reality said. more within one year of opening. adults and has selected Sanford date or federal grant, Murray said. are nil, Murray said. There are The Seminole County school as a possible site, The workshop program would said. Recently, the not-for-profit various grants available from board did offer to lease the now not duplicate any existing Patrick Murray, director of me wo(bJJ) would provide organization was awarded both state and federal sources closed Lake Monroe services now available for the the Kathleen Anderson Corn- a "stepping stone" forthose initial funding of Its grant from as well as United Fund and Elementary School for $1 per mentally or physically hanprthsmiv. Work Center Inc., adults who graduate from the the state agency of Health and United Cerebral Palsy but a year to the organization, dicapped adults, Murray said he knows of W adults in Rosenwald School For Rehabilitation Services. The prerequisite to apply Is proof Murray said. But the building is assured. the county who would be served Exceptional Children In monies, which expire June 30, the community wants the too large, In severe disrepair by the workahop Sixty pirceni Altamonte, Murray For the past two years, a will pay the ularMs of both. facility, Murray said. and Is located on the northern committee of school board of the .dI(. reid. in the Mn fo'flSoroldpub&.cbool, fUil41medIrectorandsecry "Unless the community can most perimeter of the county members, Rosenwald Sanford ores, Mi*ry Mid. School which would hinder tran- officials, parents of retarded To accomplish Ws goal, of iN vscIls Isniructs diilen sportatlon. Murray said the oeg 1' children and interested citizens between I aM II in a variety of Murray said he found several has been meetingIn an effort to o a Will apiireed the Swainish 11111141C skills from horticulture possible sites In Sanford or just identify the needs of the hanCounty Board of Corn. and d'eetic economy to toilet south of the city that would be dicapped, Murray said. The trthing, he said. AtISMThSCISCk ..........4A Dr. Lb .................. suitable for the workshop, far fw* to siçplunuitvarloiw 9r problem Is where do Brifte.................... a Iforsiespe .................21 workshop Idea In Seminole "We know there are various county was their conclusion. dateasidtidiralgrwtsltplias theeeaitlgogtirthsyha,, Coles . .................. U Ilsepital ...................2* premises available like old "The workshop program to apply for. ft*Wn will be grdeis Morrays.ld."De ..................... 3 OVII$ELV ........... 1) deserted warehouses that sought from private we jod send tI would take these people out of horn, to thefr ('eflerd .................*1 Spsrta ................... 6,7* might be wiling to their homes opnIut such as the faIviliI.J?" five days a week 4* TIleviels .................41 leasesomeone or donate to us," Murray Centuil Florida Cptai Fund. and place them for producWith no workshop facility In Dsr*kh, .................ii WIItIT ...................IA said.. "We would get Volunteers Uvity," Murray said. - - -. ,. - - V / Today T d y ""id 's" w Vicki Jackseis, 21, will grad*ate from Rosenwald School For Exéeptlasal Childrea thIs year and h Waits to do $SethIa pr.peae In s.miiseir C.umty might IStiltlIY. -_— — — ' V ' • - V I_?V give her that ,-*..VS ____................... -_V AV -, — ___- •- . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 04, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3a69a899aa48aab734f1617fd25281e5.pdf 5b2ad5a2ef360aa477cb6ac24df60bdb PDF Text Text F S - •__ ___.S_.___" SUNDAY EDITION list Year, No. 174—Sunday, March 11, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32171—Price 25 Cents she - - - .— - Brel..,kth rough —. I I L" : -NI N . .. .. .j 4.1 to. . . ¼ - . 4 . 1 . ?r_. : ' •' 5 - • -: - -''P::'3 -.4 - -I Volunteer Janie Munson mans Tel-Health Booth Health Advice Is Just A Telephone Call Awa 7 According to Kathy Benson, director of Health 1k. 1WIV U%MU N W WI.,Wfl•orFlorida Hospital, 4oWIs1, 1414 - BYJANZCAMLaERRY Herald SWI Writer I you have a peoblsn with drinking, dries or know about family plasiniag and birth contrail? Do you lava , .g,, hug11 It c .n ut also from men and children. "When we first Mailed tapes on sex related problems you concerned about the meeesuliw peothm of cancer,we get genuine requests for all sorts of mtjóI acrow the beNt S, Ntki, mabel. VIMISI1 'tmii? board," abs aid. "We get a M of Inquiries on drugs and fj pra on these nd j, there's also a lot of letured In d4al tapes. meay proti-nie 01 medal end pbuleal baalthh aM and 16my now refer their patients to the tep7or factual Infonnon on We are Interested in jects. The library has tapes on the care of the pstie* es nome, nutrition, health education programs offered by Florida a person's health, Hotal, ways to cut your medical cods, medical In- no' lust his sickness' CAIRO (UP!) — In an apparent breakthrough toward an letters attached to the peace treaty. Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty, President Carter told the Egyptian Carter also appealed to the Palestinians to Join the peace pg today he has a commitment from both countries that process and said he was Mill committed to bringing about the pact will be linked to a comprehensive Middle East set. negotiations between Jordan and Israel and Syria and Israel, as tiement. was implied in the second framework for peace worked tat the Egyptian officials said they are making tentative plans for a Camp David Summit. The first document outlined the Israelipossible signing of a peace treaty Tuesday at Mena House in the Egyptian treaty. shadow of the Great Pyramids Just outside Cairo. In another key point, Carter seemed to rule out the possibility of But on the occupied Wed Bank, only hours before Carter's any formal defense alliance with either Egypt or Israel. scheduled arrival In Israel, government troops intercepted and "Our policy is that each country should have the ability to killed a four-man Palestuuan death squad trying to cross the defend itself, so that it does not have to depend on external Jordan, marring the peace mood and the president's announced alliances," he said. "The United States does not seek a special breakthrough on linking the treaty to Palestinian-self rule. position for itself." Carter unveiled the breakthrough on linkage to a special session American officials said the president decided on this dramatic of Egypt's People's Assembly in Cairo at the end of the first leg of personal attempt to negotiate a peace treaty because he believed his unprecedented open-ended peace mission aimed at securing time was running out and It was "now or never" for peace in the the first pact ever between Israel and an Arab Mate. Middle East. "There can be little doubt that the two agreements reached at Egyptian officials, planning for a treaty signing Tuesday, are Camp David — negotiated together and signed together — are hoping that Carter will get Israel's agreement to the proposals that were put together in Egypt between Carter and President a common arter said. Anwar Sadat, and that Carter will return for the signing with "Just In recent days, both Prime Minister Begin and President Prime Minister Menachem Begin. Sadat have again pledged to carry out every commitment made American officials believe that In the light of the often painful 0 experience in these negotiations the Egyptian hopes are ex. at Camp David. Both leaders have also reaffirmed that they d cessively optimistic and overlook some of the complex detail that not want a separate peace between their nations." has yet to be negotiated. That affirmation, announced by Carter on the third day of his But the Americans believe there is a good chance that the main tianultuot, reception by hundreds of thousands in Egypt, appears Issues can be dealt with by Carter and he will leave Secretary of to answer Cairo's demaj for firm, visible link between the two State Cyrus Vance to clean up the details. Camp amewo linkage question mugged *1&4Uons on the treat"Isince mid-November. &ê Milwee: wIIi• ClI Vl ka they The Assembly speech revealed officially and publicly for the first time that the Israelis have accepted that Idea of linkage as 5. b. ----, what . --—% • -, 'vs isarns., .5 page they've hensive Middle Lad peace will be stated by both sides in separate I 0oy Ma )! Have Fallen In Tub Drowning Deaths There me tam on child, rearing ftm care of the faintly life are as near as a Snhiot. Countian's newborn to teen rebellion, Including ones on "Where did I telephone. • come from, Mama?" Under Physical Fitness there are Sanford Police today were old brother Terry were first police said, children floating face down In By calling 1114101— the number for Florida Hospital's 'Sport Tip. for Youngsters," "Utile League Elbows" and c°id1ning their investigation found face down In about all The boys' mother reportedly the water. Tel Hsskh Service - you can gel tips on how to re"ab' "Exercising - Warm Up Slowly." into the bathtub drowning inches of water lnthe bathtub of did not take the children couldn't .I was in hsalthytbrohedlvsheslth,howtorscognis.signa Another service soon to be available through Tel Health 4184111111 Of two düldrui in an their home between 5 and 5:30 the tub, because she was "In , such state f shock, 01 IUnesi when to coanit your doctor and how to adjed to athe will be Tel-HospitaL This will be available through a ort to determine how the p.m. Thursday by their mother hysterics," police Instead, 0niy1u ing rernem r s a serious mom physician's reconanendatlon and to the patient In the accident happened. went to her bedroom gfl Bluette Keitt, 1$. one of the boys out and By giving the HceDal Ali'y volunteer on duty the hospital and will center on hospital, ocedures. __ mothr, Mrs. Rosa Keitt, with An autopsy cunpleted Friday The two boys ing tove him. I don't number of the taps in lu-Med 'rap. Library to which _________ Many grateful people to us for help ye, even remember •ft,,w.theolder ,, afternoon revealed v about 30 minutes to an Aw whom a ,..,_, , c you wish to pea have van ," mid Miss . you an anonymously you whose man .two s who drowned In the when "to were DrG .' , returnede always wedid to imiw but were afraid to ask -child was In the hospital with meningitis called to LW few minutes from later. pp a other child out" the boys' bitig7t of their 100 Lake according " h,h.r.I.4ed bjscts. than say the Inforn'MIon be received on the subject had "I had jut put down my pudmotber said. Monroe Terrace home j ,,Iso fedsad today.I od A brocinre '" all of the tapes by sabject and ralls,sd some of lbs anxiety he was feeling.,, She had been preparing packages when I came Sanford Thursday had don't hy had to Is available fre, to enyese the Tel H,akh "One woman said her husband had listened to. tape on In the kitchen of the house, and Bluette came happen,"oww sustained a bmw' r on the bead dlsmsr e grandmother resnbrtor,cpsdous. The free taps service Isf.dsd by .mjliysuna and as a result quit smoking and house while the children were running to me, screaming and the horde Hpltal Ausillary and through pivaleia im,," a. Dr. 0. V. Garay, SNnhlQle left in the tub to bathe, ac sobbing," Mrs. Keitt said. donst'ees There Is one operstor at a time with three four-hour County medical examiner, said cording to pollee. She had been She said her daughter yelled. Efforts to revive the children laads was the td arn in the del, to obtain this shifts a day to man the 14 telephone lines (normally there 24-year-old Telly Keilt had a in the kitdn about 30 minutes "Morn, main, the boys are by emergency crews at the service width hugs Mrs Aptl $4, irs. 81a. UM Ume bump on his head which could before returning to the dead. They're In the bathtub." scene and later by medical staff more Um 111$l calls kvs bss logged. SeADVICF, PagelA have occurred as the result of a bathroom to check on the boys Mrs. Keltt said she ran Into at Seminole Memorial Hospital fofl Tally and his eigld-sn _oigh. and discovered their bodies, the bathroom and saw the were unsuccessful. I I Stat. Certified Woman i — Lake Mary Firefigh ter So S. .'.. A First men, mod of them working into Joking." She adds that miles in i or less, do to learn to drive the trucks," during the day, so fire while Ping through the 110other abs salt "it jed seemed like Cord Hdbm jikad the PniictIon wasn't siftielist bear UIWN P 00oni "I new agility teds 01 dringih and any ether pert 01 my t,ihth." would hm made it without my agility. W tN blest Like Mary Volunleer Fire x coarse, being. woman in "I Cud IbP iheit hilibSit" DapN in in the firs service is on to cause • "I could do mod 01 the Mi Two years leer she beanie hNM doft the dey," abs Nkhok met her "esbanil. except lor the pull-ape," she some peculiar circumstances. ai am = Florida to said,.. abs d leer ether Stewart, also a C'berry aai, -wI Mailed woiting at Carol will "never forget" the buil&i1 ap my drengib. Then I time "my husband end I and lala the 100-heir .— 000100 g 111 st VA 11110 1 ' WW 11 The ether tsar Mr. dses 1 1j an umerguacy medical • —',. coupw went out to a mowed or how out of lbs Wdai' (ZWT) trskth end the requirumuds, dimier for oar waivermy. We paspam in width he Was also aol concentrated en the rescue were aimed to the redaered duputmust Carol haiti that her ImiSSi.__ partolth.dupsrtmuid."SlisIs whuutwe hod a caU of aen 11JiN1ld hes, W*yis1 who is iimi U.I CUll, MI41I would now attending param.dJc diac. We tumid arumd ad sn 91106d, bKORS modw 01 lbs dupartmed, ilke to be a paid, full-tinie 0&* WM she win complets went to the scene ad thurs 1 a— MmMsr of the CmeftM wn (be "'—i ge'er" in her (Irdigider, however her nest ApriL was, giving CPR (cardio. no Dupr ri aheut a ym — the dupar'—t. ay'gi'doeaimed(hodM. 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Seendim. this puIInlff as . a.dass,ahowever, beut.compIdsadoatmuut seem ears a wo'ia cedd do trInhugprogramthatWill (hush Osek .........'A ...............'R enable bet to drive the "Who IflMjoinsd,Ihadto 1i ...................G1 - jb, ,,...,.,,.......1* dopai'-'u$'struci ul heui a nIedu sçk$*toiewIhumIcedd .I.., .... . ..... ,.I1 g111$U ............. 141 - Cumi H11 ; i•I._ alsisdy •I,m, Ipr,,sd1.0 -uibe SeA - drives Iak. Mary's fire do the jib lbsy all siamed to Clow a..... . .......... I ILWW TIIIIS • . . a ........a 11 Ii5S. "I aiwsy. ciuld dot.. Qsee a lóMuy'uuswe,, 0-p' !iulIji • IA a$.eitii$mmom I.mD1flhI,Pigss* a. - F' 4 a u1_ILAr L___- - %5 JS 55 ............ -. - s .- Carel IWfmai with tsllsw firefighters •- -- . • -. -. 5_••••_ -5-. .4.5. ...._- :: • .. 4- , ' - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March 11, im Wallet Thief Returns To Crime ___ WORLD IN BRIEF Vietnam: Chines. 'Take All, Burn All, Destroy All' BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!) Hanoi today accused Chinese troops of delaying their withdrawal from Vietet. - namandofnewactsofkilllngandlootlngunderapollcyof nam and of new acts of killing and looting under a policy of lake all, burn all, destroy all." The latest Vietnamese reports from the battlefront said there was heavy fighting in the province of Hang Lien Son, but that the Chinese had begun to retreat, destroying "everything" as they went. A Vietnamese Foreign Ministry spokesman said Chinese rulers were deliberately delaying their troops' withdrawal and Chinese soldiers were "conunitting more crimes against the Vietnamese people." Second Victim Taps ___ oli* ce Hunt For Clues Whit. Miners Striking JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UP!) - Striking white mine workeg were ordered to stay away from the gold, platinum, and coal mines today after the Mine Workers Union rejected management demands that the strikers return to work asa precondition for aettlçmant talks. White miners walked out Wednesday In protest against a forthcoming report that is expected to call for a relaxation of South Africa's policy of "Job reservation" which prohibits blacks from holdieg key jobs In mining and other fields. In Sanford Bank' Robbery. , Was Volanic Technique Near? .: • MELBOURNE, Australia (UP!) - A Melbourne scientist killed In a volcanic blast at Karkar in northern Papua New Guinea believed be was doe to perfecting a technique, to predict volcanic eruptions, the Melbourne Age newspaper reported today. The Age reported Robin Cooke u having said Inan interview lad year: "As far ai any scientist ever being definite about anything - which Is none of the time - I am highly confident that we are ca pable of predicting any eruption which Is likely to cause serious damage or loss of life." • Sanford Police and ageds of with short haIr wearing a camel day." leave the bank. the Federal Bureau of colored knee length coat and The robber strode Into the "Right now ft appears he left Investigation (FBI) are Mill dark pails. bank about 10:04 a.m. Friday on foci, but you never know, he The FBI took film train a and landed a nute to teller Julia rnlgH have had a car parked a looking, for Information which the bank camera for procea'l'lg Mansfield reading: "The couple of blocks away," said could hail to i*wicst'' Friday. The results of that money or your life. Your Dubs. bandit who walked cdakins lido pro s ng aid mat Federal Savings ce si are expected to be (olce," according to police. The holdup was the fIrst In the at SemInole, 312W. First Street, known by Monday. The bandit then told Miss 46-year history of the savings "We don't know if the elm )I'eld, "Hand over the and loan, according to Vie Ssthrd, Friday morning and told a teller, "Hand over your shows anything yd," aid Sgi money or ft's your life. I have a Arnht, vice president. money or ft's your III.." William Dubs. 'We'll have to gm In my pocket," reported Miss Minefield was roper. The robber Is described as wait for the FBI to develop it pollee. tedly sbaiken by the Incide nt ta1n4 The robber also demanded and left work for being a black male In its mid to arid it ft back to us. That late twenties, 120 to 133 pounds, probably won't be edil Man- the money be given to him In of t he day, according to police. -_ denoiithia of 100,50 and 10 before she left, Miss lli. IflI— hi IIIIIi. MiL4 ha4aw.i4 1w dollar — -.--. Was Mansfield than repor police and FBI agents. SIie was ___ ____ placed money fran her also taken to the police station cash drawer Into a beige and where a composite drawing of green First Federal meney bag the robber was made, achanded ftto the bandit. He cording to Dubs. and aid (C4'ied Frem Page 1A) told Miss Manafleld, "thank Pollee have no way of are 10, but because of, recent Increase In calls four and walked away, said knowing 11 the robber actually you" have been added). Police. had a gun, according to Dubs. "We do care and are seeking to help others help The bodit on Persons with information th.m.elvu," said Miss Heusen. "We are Interested In a foot, according to police. No concerning the robbery we hUlth. not Just his ilckt"it We are frying to WIIflI5N5 have been found who being asked to contact Dubs t keep people out of the hospital In my department." can recall seeing the robber the Sanford Police Department. The tapes are prepared by Tel-Med Inc. a company In San Bernardino, Cal. and Florida Hospital has taken the basic tapes and adjusted them to fit the hospital's philosophy. The Tel-*d tapes are 3.6 min" long In easy to onhave en PNOW IN SANFORD nd1aiguagsaM bs a,ioadbypbjsJdsne ----- -- __ Sha's Son To Bedside __ LUBBOCK, Texas (UP!) - Iranian Crown Prince Reza __ Pahlavi, his flight training &t Reese Air Force base completed In a short eight months, will leave Sunday for his father's bedside at Rabat, Morocco, a newspaper has reported. A Reese spokesman confirmed the 111-year-old former heir to the Iranjan throne had received his lot' ____ 10 JUST LIKE.MOM? __ soon as part of a settlement of a dispute that saw the crew of the Kuwait Horizon rduse to load munJtlonsand briefly detain the ship's caitlan. Settlement of the bizarre fiveday labo r dispute came Friday night after negotiations involving the firm owning the 5501oot vessel, the firm's lawyer, and diplomats from the Kuwalti and Egyptian embassies. .111C AMA Ashby Jones a pancakes to the hungry crod who arrived Saturday at the Sanford Civic Center for th e Kiwanis Club's annual Pancake Day and auction. Fireti gh P Page lA) GRAND OPENINGII The service Is naflabls Monday tbrorb Thursday, 9 a.m.te p.m. sad FrIday, 9 am. to 5p.m. It Is cksd weekends and holidays. Tel-M.d is not bgsndorl for use In an ornirguicy, for seIjl1agviil., to replace your doctor, or to Instruct In a procedure or skill. NEW LOCATION.,. HWY. IF-VI £ Lk. Mary IIvt PIP AUTO INSUNANCU ter by 323.2454 d.. . 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An NMMI*.(i lcbabai Florida 24A Azalea Drive • Orange City, Florida 32763 (9041 775.3140 Open daIly 95, Sundays 1.5 Chinese folklore to cue cancer. James Duke, chief of the Agriculture Department's botany laboratory In BeltvUle, Md., recently took his worldwide search for puMa with anti-cancer potential to China and returned with dried spiny ginseng. • The Volkswagen Rabbit WASHINGTON (UP!) Died M4l Milo Per gallonIsMll the mile"PIn iM fuel economy figures for lfl model cais nuLi by the En 'on emsidal Protection Asncy The car which tuned up with the worst mileage on the MA was the Saton-Martin VS it I mpg. 17 PERSIAN RUG NO AUCTION SANKRUPTCY DISTRESS NO NOT GOING OUT OF IUSINIU ORIENTAL RUGS & CARPETS WE have acquired a glut lnvealsry at bsevtlfvl bead IueiItsd orleatal figs. mean tha PVISdPII svIsg csstsrs Is Iran, direct Imperisd by vs & Iwosack day. b.csmleg harder NOTI: Weds met deal in Rumanian or SaRa gjjs w$ch hays'? lbs real Imirlask value of Persian carpets, flea. Oriental Rugs can be ysur hedge against a spitiNag intistlea. N II$INS WITH A WM AIPCTIOII Brig yssr mae urmants Is the Sanford Inn • City State Phone _____- Zip Age .4.9*4' Send to: jK%.ciC,iraIFk,jda . . Thisd, M.E 15 41180 PAL - 2" Azalea Drive S Oraligs City, Flo" 32763 ll keen eshibitism 1mm iriS PM. AMERICAN INVISTORS (UI) 1094923 isv SsetssSiNSrIN • • T.rasiCA$NO*COCK • -- •• 1k _ ..._ . MAIL TIUI COUPON TODAY! • OCF-($3 • . • • ' " • • ,, ' '• ••. -. AIL -• t.,jjy .zuriiHAM accoruing 10 Coot. Efforts to find alternative suppliers of low sulfur fuel have turned up Only small quantities, according to Cook. Purchase of these spot cargos of low sulfur fuel from other Another problem with natural gas Is that the Florida Gas pipeline which would transmit the gas to FP&LMcannot handle the volume of natural gas needed bythe firm to equal the depihed low sulfur f, Cook further warned that such a reduced supply of fuel would lead to a "mandatory allocation of electricity" to consumers by April. As a method of conserving what low sulfur fuel Is left, FP &L Is In the process of drafting electricity conservation guidelines for Its customers, according to Scott Burns, FP &L District Manager. Utility companies in Florida have contended the cutoff of oil from Iran has greatly reduced the low sulfur fuel supply they had been receiving. F!' &L has contenjied It only has enough low sulfur fuels to last until Apr il 1 and now is running on reserves. Florida Electric Power Coordinating Group, Inc., a non-profit organization made up of 37 Investor-owned municipal and collectivelyowned electrical power cornpanles, filed a petition Feb. 23 with Graham's office calling for a declaration of energy emergency. Only 10 of those utilities were named as petitioners. "We asked the utilities which filed that petition collectively to furnish us information on an individual basis showing how the problem affects them and their service areas,' said Ane Merriam, policy analyst for the governor's office. Three of the utilities have complied with that request, according to Mrs. Merriam. She said the three are: FP &l,, and Electric Tampa Electric Jacksonville Authority. Jacksonville already is operating one of its three generating plants on fuel containing 1.2 percent sulfur, 2 percent higher than allowed under the federal clean Air Act, according to information supplied in the petition. Bomb Story Test Of First Amendment By RAY W. DOHERTY article. It said a portion, about saying ln"I2 years of reviewing He said the article began with nations with atomic weapons he said.' MILWAUKEE (UP!) - A 20 percent, was restricted data, classified documents this was a line saying, "What you are capability "have gone to exMunson said Moreland, 34i, federal judge temporarily but "It wouldn't tell us what." the most flagrant example" of about to learn Is a secret," a traordinary lengths to protect." got clearance for his tours from forbid the Progressive Maga"It's difficult to Imagine data the press information officer of Turkhelmer quoted an disclosure of classified In- secret Turkheimer said this sine Friday from publishing an Energy Department official as formation. other more Injinione to this country, the Energy Department. country and the four article on "How a Hydrogen Bomb Works" after the government said it contained redrict, ed data that could quicken the spread of atomic weaponry around the world. Federal Judge Robed Warren set a hearing for next Friday on the government's Special plea for a temporary InAttorneys In a 90-minute hearing drew a parallel with the 1971 Pentagon Papers can In which the U.S. Supreme Court declined to prevent the New York Times from publishing secret documents about the Vietnam War. In armoimclng his decision, Warren said he had a feeling the case was different because the Pentagon Papers was onthe ivratv11e1ii.ith1cItca1 ...you canv SEABROOK, N.H. (UP!) - New I1vnpthfre's first major anti-nuclear protest of 1979 led to the arrest of 136 demonstrators who tried In vain to halt delivery of the 450. ton reactor core for the Seabrook nuclear power plant. Clamshell Alliance members from the New Eniffland states Friday hurled themselves In front of huge trucks, blocked bridges and sat down on state highways - but either moved when ordered, or were dragged off by Mate police. Col. Li. Wssiirmen Name : WASHINGTON (UP!) - American scientists will wnIn dried specimens of several rare plants reputed in - Address ssccsss : Cancer Cur. From China? 'Rabbit Does It Again' • y - •'- . • . •. gg,I vings! • ••.'••• • • . • •• . • Cool, and casual . speak freely when your. died' Information "on law to conduct a war" and this was on the question of publishing "a for a dot-yourself hydrogen bomb." "The matter was one of liberty or my life and you can't speak freely when you're dead," the Judge said. "I would think long and hard before I would give the hydrogen bomb toldl Amin (of Uganda)," Warren Interjected at on. point. Editor Erwin Knoll, outside — 01 _ •• •• / •,f - enlargements from your fligati II and slides. x ftle lP Rig. 1.25 slOb. 8x1V SaIe l.99 - Rig. 2.41 each. 1 on P"411111 • •••••• Enlargement Sale. Save onL.oto _ founded lathe halycon days at 'FI Bob" Ia Follette of the Pregri.Mv. Era. Warm saidbswed.it to bier more 01 the argemeds before making a flail d1M bidbi noted thegoviremed "can., to court with a bee" 0 in the matter at rehzaiit 01 pa'1 Fr Tw"or, UI itsemi len lbs wedan atthsdMs,*dtbi was Papers becaiss the wwwaft in do article vItWa a aries at lbs Astpnbikit Ahenlo eemmirtiae at l,ngen himb Detainee attorney KarF •• • .Contrast trim on shorts and top. •Auorted spring colors to choose from. 'Sizes SAL for misses and juniors. wed into The federal court In Madison Thursday to block the dory. The case was transferred to Milwaukee when the Judge who would have beard the matter dirrlhfisd ttnuiulf because of long amociatlon with the We . Similar to Illustration secrecy at weapons." The atich, "HOW a Hydro. gin Bomb Works" by freelance writer Howard Moreland, was to have been published Mardi 10. • 6.99 was not on how to construct a bomb bid "on the qu,ul¼in L••+• Terry short sets. the ctjoo.n, mid the article DPI.... send an more Information about UfesCore retirement living at Mi Knox Village of Central florid.. Working CLEVELAND (UP!) Payment of the $675,000 settlement In the Kent State civil can has been cleared by a federal court after final disposition of legal fees for attorneys who represented the families of the Kent State dead and wounded. In1975,a federal couity jury cleared Gov. James A. Rhodes and members of the Ohio National Guard of any liability for the death at four Kent students and the wounding of nine others In, barrage of guard gunfire May 4, 1970. But the U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals found serious trial errors and ordered a new trial. Slates. pstsd, by: • Kent State Case Cleared I . sources will not meet the fuel needs for FP &L customers, said Cook. Restricting the supply of electricity to levels that could be handled by the anticipated volume of low sulfur fuels would result In shortages of electricity to all FP &L customers, according to Cook, that would create brownouts. A brownout is the weakening of electrical current to a lower than normal level. "Assuming approximately 2.3 million barrels of low sulfur oil Is delivered in March and April, the expected total shortfail for those two months would be an estimated 3 million barrels," commented Cook. "This would deplete most of FP&L's available 4.5 million barrel Inventory of oil, and would draw inventories well below safe working levels, just before the months III maximum electrical demand_." . - - _ __ WASHINGTON (UPI) - America's farmers are being asked to polish their tarnished image by footing the bill to repair damages to Washington's tractor-torn Mall. "The damage here badly reflects on the Image of farmers, even though the damage was done by only a very, very anali handf ul," Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland said Friday. Bergland, speaking from a platform on the Mall, presented a tax-deductible $33 contribution of his own to a special fund and called on American farmers to follow his example to pay for 1*000 in repairs. EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (UP!) The space shuttle Columbia shed some akin covering on a piggyback ted flight Friday, forcing NASA to postpone until next week its transfer to Cape Canaveral, when It will be launched to open a new era ln space for the United _ ___ Farmers Damage: $985,000 Columbia Transfer Delayed u _____ HUNTINGTON, N.Y. (UPI) - A businessman pulled a gun during an argument with his partner, shot and killed the aasclate's stepson and wounded three others before going home where he killed his daughter, critically wounded his son and committed suicide, police said today. Suffolk County Police said Walter Gruzlnskl, 42, argued with his partner Paul Gebel, in the Almanac Sales Garden and Supply store In the Long Island community about 11:30 p.m. Friday. During the argument, Grucisiniki pulled the handgun and Gebel fled unharmed. Gebel was being questioned to determine the nature of the dispute. Police said before leaving the More, Grwitnaki shot and Wiled Gebel's stepson, John Major, 30, of Amityville, N.Y., and wounded three others. Homicide detectives said Grucislnskl then went to his home, a quarter mile away, and, with the same automatic pistol, shot his 15-year-old daughter, Kareep and l2year-old soil, Edward. Grindziniiki then killed himself. president of Fuel Resources and Corporate Development for F!' &L, has contended In an submitted to affidavit Graham's office all other alternatives are closed. Cook outlined the alternatives: purchasing natural gas; purchasing low fuel from sources other than Its current supplier, Euon; and reducing the supply of electricity. "F!' &L has contacted Florida Gas Transmission Company and a number of prospective suppliers of natural gas In an attempt to acquire additional gas supplies," according to Cook. 'To date, Own attempts have been tin- ByMAXERIULETIAN Herald Staff Writer Florida Power & Light (F!' &L) officials claim a search by Gov. Bob Graham's office for alternative fuel sources to supplement depleting low sulfur fuel supplies will leave the governor no choice but to declare an energy emergency. emergency Such an declaration would lift antipollution standards prohibiting the burning of fuels with more than 1 percent sulfur for a maximum of four months. Several utility companies have claimed use of higher sulfur content fuel Is the only alternative to "brownouts" - a loss of electricity - however, Grabsxn'sofflceplanato review the claims of the utility cornpanles in an effort to determine If alternatives are available, other than declaring an emergency. Michael C. Cook, vice 155 Arrested At Protest ___ -_ Including Kids, Self .'j•. David also of Cuielberry, said women firefighters are fine with him - WEATHER Businessman Shoots 7 1111 Officials Calling For Action Power IN BRIEF .. McMichael, a,,, On Ener gy Emergency ammisomm~ NATION low Exclusively for persons 62 and over Carol said she has had no troobie with newer department TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - and marched down to the mm he any Women demonstrating against Justice MLnistry in SlYSfil "jed another volunteer. When breaks or favoritism just an order by Ayatollah Ruhollah procIcns, they join the department, they because they are women." Khomeini banning WesternThey were joined by him- csaaee that Vvebesnthereand Both women acknowledge style dress were attacked with dreds of other women who that tire service is tiari they Jot acelpt knives and stones today by spilled out of downtown offices work, but they also feel that It Is Iranian revolutionaries as the and confronted the revols doesn't mini women In very rewarding. protests spread across Tebran, tionariss, who were the department. "As long as As MkbeI. said. "That's the Witnesses said several lUbIflaChIflS IIU5 M rifles. someone an do this... crany thing! like abed II. It makes women demonstrators garbed Some women smoked j be said, "I don't core if you give that eatra 11th bit to In dresses and skirts and not in def iantly and others came theyore black, pun, red or do the job right." the traditional head-to.ankle dressed In furs and wore lip. chador were stabbed by the stick and powder In a symbolic men during scuffles In central rejection of t he order to 'Ilbian, but no casualty figures aids their iaod.rn attir*. were bnrnedidely available. The protesters shouted, no called the woman "Death to all forms of $ ,, readings: tea. today shifting to uerthorly demonstrators "whores" and repression" and 'We shall pwaser d 16 no ,, sk 'savakia" (agents of the fight we Ilsill fIgJL 44; ysstsrdays Igb 74; FsbsMMtyis$poreedtolt disbanded SAVAK sectst At another post the :rto priw, iii and Preset y. police) and used knives arid shoided, 'We wed lUmTeMl Ferecast sticks to Intimidate them, but we also waist freedom" leg 5,a45, ashy TIDKB MONDAY witnemi. said. But, others In the group l Dsylem Bask kI 750 The protests began today coed.rsd with the hogui, "We low ad y wia aa, 7:11 pa., Is, 13*19 Ia., when thousands of women wanted Khomeini, now we eis ai shower s. Tarieg 13I p. ML convened at Tehran University don't!" LS•1— doJ afISfSS Pert avsrai: W IrU Wghe — N a,,7:13 pa., low 12:19 a,, U341 W& y.LowsisgP in ths aid kyput W 13:39 am.,, ft W" bees. Is 1:19 pa., low 7*69 aa,, 7*41 L U4A1LINBDA7PION etss p.., ILUII'.1 . w.ww. —Nndl • n Mrs. (arIsns $ue DeWs, w.aow. esas. csiarn.sis . wvics r 10, at 10N Stedeed Qrdo, sue Mrs. CMrIse IwD.Nrei.$I.I 4 c.viø., Ga. Laor 1, In Iris. aiM $&d,• CWds. nw, 1 - Pray, Been hi VruvIdmee a a. s. iaia., wl &UnIy M as moved to lawns' be M Ii e.m., LI., wawse Ni OaIIswii MwnsrNil dviii IYS 71Sf1 Pork wiSh PrW SaNer, mNihSu. an a bssbbiqsr. oramsw Peesrel Hems is ___ ____ even a woman." Firefighter pretty much accept me.0 just another firefighter." Prompts Attack w ____ Egyptian Crew Ends Dispute WILMINGTON, N.C. (UPI) - Thrssn members of a ______ ___ wings -34 months ahead of schedule -during a private, morning ceremony Friday. The shah Is suffering a nerW)U5 collapse. Iranian Scene By MAX ERIII.1ETIAN Thursday afternoon, according Stan Garner, 4$, of 2 1 South TOOLS TAKEN and went to his .psztme* to Herald Staff Writer to police. Ave., San ford, reported away Park thief g A landyrn to an an ot wake d op sleep only For the second time in U Emmett Gerald HarrIs, 77, I971 van was parked outside hi e home s 'with $S In tools from e aitomnblle w as th discover th many days, a robber has Ocala, reported a man took his lo t E. Sliv , l of ll am er he dg Wi i e Friday night and police. gone, according to slipped op behind someone wallet from his back pocket as Charles Franklin &adnbaw, Harding Ave., Sanford Thar- when he left the lodge early enteringagrocerystoreonl3th he entered the seine grocery. 43, Apartment 4. 111 Park Ave., aday or Friday, according to Saturday the front windshield St., Sanford, and taken Ckitbs occasion the thief made Sanford, reported his 1974 Seminole County Sheriff's had been broken. someone's wallet. off with W.34 In cash end ___ ___ D.migeto the windshield Is ac, value u___ nknown, had Deputies. Ponti Edward Jobs Mohr, 20, of 246 $4J440 In checks. estimated at $150, according to t1tdeMered the house by' The . bean taken .. £_s____ AUUIflfl irlu, ror urange Was in Dow mcinems, we truer jlmmlrg a lock on the doer to a deputies. The thief ordered the house by _____ the latest victim, fled on foot according to police. llm PLANTS PIIIERED utility room, according to through an unlocked AUTO ThErr Mohr reported to the police he nHh, $1, of 1304 W. deputies. A thief with a green thumb window now the front door, Joe was entering the store Friday BREAZ.IN took five potted plaits end their Seventh, Sanford, reported VANDALISM sold. afternoon when a man in a Flora LIvely, 42, of 546 P0l105 someone took his Itil Ford Vandals broke the windshield hangers, valued collectively at yellow shirt grabbed his wallet Pulmosa Ave., Sanford LTD, valued at $100, while it of a van parked at the Moos $100, from the home of CAR TAKEN and fled. reported a thief entered her A Sanford man parked his carwas perked at 13th Skid and Lodge No. 1101, 2110 South Geraldine Bs.rus, Apartnit The wallet contained about tme late Friday and took In the parking lot of his apart- Oleander Ave., Friday night, Palmetto Ave., Sanford Friday 241 Sorrento Apa rtments $1,000 In Cub and several $3,000 in crafts, money and a MWA TuesdayW& building according to police. nIt, accerrSng to deputies. Friday, according to deputies. checks. Mohr Is a truck driver police scanner, according to for Hay-A-Tampa Cigar Co., Sanford police. Daytona Beach. The thief made off with the Mir Mortedly hied to grab goods despite the lad two doge the thief and was struck in the were Inside the house at the P two by the robber. time of the break-in, according AthnhI? Incident took place to police. fl_____ Sunday, March H, 179-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Charge it', The JCPsnnsy Picture Promise 1. We must deliver on time. We'll return your film on the date promised, Or we'll give you a free roll of JCPenney Film. 2. You must love your prints. if, for any reason at all, you're not satlelfed with your prints, wWll reprint them until you are. Or well refund your money, whichever youpreier. • It's the quick and easy way to shop, pick up a bargain on the spot. Next time you're in, ask for a JCPsnnsy Charge Card application. We'll do the rest. Chancesar. you can charge the same day. • • • 'SANFORD PLAZA AND WINTER PARK MALL ON Maried bed ImMIS hi IU'Id the veedie,sd tess 01 it sims it,r mitarlalo cedars hi the He ild ____________________ Usidod aloe bad talked to '-IL' __ o He to d Pen ney dC whit be vieW __ $ANPO*DPLAZA Hwy. ll4land$ts$sSt. smMsIL thru lit. 10 A.M.4 P.M. $iaeWy 10*410 PM. s 0WN^WAV"ft914&#A41*PAt -. - -• .!__: - . • . - - • • . -• ••. . WINTER PARK MALL Hwy. 17.92 and Lee Road Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. en Sunday 12:30-S: 30 P.M. OØLAN0ODN1($ 139 N. Orange Ave. ea Tuss.. Wed., Then 499$. 9:39 &M P.M. - .- • .- . . - • - . . - • • �4A—Evening Herald Sanford, FL Sunday, March 11, lflf Olympic — - PIOPLITSU$T Sunday, March 11, 197-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. MITCHELL SHAPIRO, M.D., P.A. Jubilee Added .The advisary com . .., The Golden Age Olympics Will have a new look this year. .. V! - - F. V Deputy Bettye Smith In counseling session mitta has voted to IncOrpOrate i Jubilee format along with the cornpatitive events to provide entertalxunentlntbelateaf. ternoon or night for parin the week-long event In November. A Monday night "Beauty •• for mu) and WOIflU), a Thursday night community sing and a Saturday night talent show are among the new acUvitles being considered. "We want to keep it loose and enjoyable," said Golden Age Olympics Chairman Jim Jernigan. Rallzing that problems build up over the years and wishing to make improvements as they go, the advisory group also has recommended other chang es Trophies will not be awarded to overall men and women champion this year. In the p, overall champions were chosen on a points accumulated hula. "The decision was based on the fact that It caused too much of a problem for participants trying to accumulate points rather than concentrate on the areas they were best In," said Jernigan. "It was unfair and put too much pressure on them 10 CO(flPSte in many events. At the present time we will keep no POW total. "We will revise some of the track and field events and will eliminate the decathlon as mach," he said. "We want to into the track and more emphasis an Individual event psrticIpstlotL" Some new events are under consideration such as competitive diving and synchronized swimming. 'We will eliminate the final awards ceremony Saturday night; there has been too much absenteeism on the past of the recipients, as many of them have left town by then," said Jernigan. "Awards will be given immediately after the events wherever possible. At the next meeting (April 4) of the advisory committee all L4SSI will be .0 Ibet: sche6i1es can be printed. Announces the Association of JOHN L. ISLER, M.D. PEOPLE And the Formation of the ALTAMONTE EYE CLINIC For Patty Hearst And Shaw Get Marriage License SEN. STONE SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst and a nervous Bernard Shaw paid $1 and reiented blood-test Information Friday to obtain a marriage license. Miss Heard, Z, released from a federal prison lad month after a presidential cotnmntstlon of her bank robbery sentence, and Shaw, 31. a San Francisco policeman, conducted their business In the private Chambers of Superior Court Judge GlUe Marle-Vidoire. HELPS OPEN — Kisses on the lipa, a swim the :i Victim Advocates . A Growieng Program The Seminole sure that Information is disseminated to other with other law enforcement area law enforcement agencies. agencies In the county, has expanded a victim In addition to the tinergency work done advocate program to assist victims of sexual immediately following a sexual assault, the assault, advocates try to preach preventive medicine. The program will be headed by Bettye Currently, Mrs. Smith offers informational Smith, who had been operating a counseling and educational programs to high school and service for sexual assault victims and a rape middle-school age children and she hopes to prevention program for several months as an be allowed to present her program to gradeunpaid reserve deputy of the sherifrs school children. department. Seminole County School Board approval Is With the expansion of the victim advocate needed to bring the program to that level, program for use by all the county's Mrs. Smith plans to seek such approval in the municipalities, Mrs. Smith now is a paid deputy, "Other people will be milling around in uniforms trying to catch a rapist, our only function will be to stay with the victim and be his or her friend," said Mrs. Smith It As soon as a law enforcement agency receive, a reported sexual assault, Deputy Smith or one of the four persons working with her will be dispatched to the some with law enforcement officers. The program will be In near future, she said. operation 24 hours a day, seven days per In addition to educating the general public, week, according to Mrs. Mr5bhaebsg training sesns f Tha victim tvo iaw nforcwtg victim at the scene, but will accompany them departments. The programs are designed to to the hospital. The advocates will stay with heighten the officer's awareness of the needs the victim tirough all physical examinations of sexual assault victims, said Mrs. Smith. and Interviews with law enforcement agents "We've already done the program for our If the offender is apprehended, the addepartment and we're going to do it for vocate follows the case by going to court with others," Mrs. Smith noted. the victim and offering emotional support, During a meeting with Seminole County according to Mrs. Smith. pollee chiefs this week, Mrs. Smith said, the The advocates do not provide professional program received a unanimous endorsement. counseling for sexual assault victims, Mr& Smith emphasized. However, the advocates "Police officers don't need to know how to do arrange for such professional counseling. investigate rapes, they already know that," The advocates also assist In any emergency noted Mrs. Smith. "They need to understand needs the victims migit have, the emotions of the Victims. It's extremely "In the case of transients who need ahnportantfor peoplethknowltisnotthe change of clothes,food and shelter we try to Victim's fault. Women do not ask to be provide those tbialls," commented Mrs. raped." Smith Any groups wanting the program rape The advocates also aid law enforcement awareness-prevention program can contact officers In oI*ilithig descriptions of the atDeputy Smith at 322-6115. tacker,, according to Mrs. Smith, and making — MA X ERKIIIZ13AN County Sheriff' s Department, in cooperation : We're going to do for others' .: ___ : :- : ___ Marvin: She Ask ed - fled P ')4IcitY niall..st to recreation depsrUnuita senior clubs, chambers of commerce around the date and to former participants will gO out between May 1 and 15, Jernigan said. "We need to plan our program around where t he Interests He and keep it flexible so that it will be a success," he added. The Golden Ages Olympics held each year during the second week inNovemberisco. sponsored by the Greater Slvbfd and the City of Sanford. — JANE CAJWy Disease, Surgery and Laser Therapy 106 Boston Ave. (At Hwy. 436) Altamonte Springs, Fla. 32701 U.S. Sen. Richard Stone helped open Oviedo's centennial celebration Friday night by crowning Frank Wheeler Jr. and Mae King the king and queen of the festivities after a dance at the Oviedo high School. They preside over this weekend's activities. which include a centennial parade Saturday morning and a country picnic on Sunday. PERTH, Australia (UPI) e ocean and angry protests from demonstrating igines Saturday highlighted the second day of &ltaln's Prince Charles' official visit to Australia. As the heir to thekrltish throne emerged from the surf off Perth's Cottesloe beach, a young girl rushed up, threw her arms around the prince and kissed him on the lips. 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(UPI) The prosecution In the murder trial of Black Panther leader Huey Newton has unexpectedly dropped plans to use two key witnesses and rested its case. Afterwards, Newton repeated his view to take the witness stand Monday — against the advice of his lawyers. He Is accused of killing teenage prostitute Kathleen Smith on an Oakland aired corner on Aug. 8, a SANFORD LONGWOOD iso Highway 434 30 E. 1st St. Ph. 3224771 WASHINGTON (UPI) eligible for a Middle District District; Jacksonville Circuit attorney, for another Middle Florida's two senators have position only if he Is not ap- Court Judge Susan Black for a District position. nominated 10 people for nine pointed to the Fifth Circuit Middle District position; If llatchett does not get the federal judgeship positions Court of Appeals In New Tampa State Attorney E.J. appellate post, he would receive IncludIng five for new judge- Orleans as anticipated Lynn Salcines, 41, for a Middle the Middle District spot position ships In the Southern District, C. Hlgby, 41, of Panama City, District spot, and William for which Salcines has been which stretches from Key Wed for a vacancy In the Northern Castagna, 55, a Clearwater nominated. to Vem Beach, Seas. Lawton Chile, and Richard Stone selected the nominees Friday from a lid of 48 candidates recommended by the Florida Judicial Nation Committee. Teir appotntm-ls are subject to formal nomln$Ion by Prul4in' Caster, deersacs by the U.S. Justice Department end ratification by the Senate. Those ivn1n4ed for the new SAN JOE, Calif. (UP!) with the uchnoWa aspect, he Soidbum , DAM j1thp. John Thomas Draper, the loses all sense of morality." are: Third District Court of elect ronics wizard who used a Draper surfaced six years Appeals Jute James Kelis, whistle In Captain Crunch ago with his discovery that a 54; Eugene P. Spillmn, 41, a cereal to duplicate the phone toy whistle packed In Captain Mianl attorney; Edward B. company' secret '1gm') for free Crunch cereal boxes duplicated Davis, , Miami calls, Is In trouble again. the phone company's ae' specializing In tautirss and Friday, he was sentenced to signals and enabled anyone 10 aecigitlaw; Broward Circuit prison for a year for violating anywhere in the world free. Court Judge Ak.. Hastings, 0"F or~ ~ _7 probation by again placing "i was only demormdratifl$ J C, p, 54, a long.dLdwce phone calls with- what the ecpilpmwt could do,' senior Partner In a Wed Palm _________ out bothering to let the said Draper, who has been Besch law firm. In Mx telephone company In on IL cnviced three times u Hastings' nomination Is 4! "You have to pay for your years. confirmed, he would be the first Draperlsemployedbla Palo black federal court judge In lorá'didaicepbone calls," said U.S. District Court Judge Alto coccider firm, where Ia Rolp.rt F. Peckham. "Ii that a said he Is creating a DeW The others iiom1nt.d were: very CfflCUlt moral concept to language that will enable Justice computers to talk to one Joseph Hatchdt — who Is 2• Tbe judge also ordered another, psythiatsic traUi.nt for the S p. S v'-pr_,-.,-'-" $$acid elsdroaks expert, whO keeps miblr4 bong'&elaCe phone calls on blue boxes, MADISON —4 Bedrooms -2 Bach, T osiuputers and other Big Judge çkIi*ii allowed Draper to serve his sentence under the federal work furIos program after his lawyer, Roiald Barkin, pleaded for - Ph. 831-4484 WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL STATE £ CANADIAN RETURNS OPEN p.m. Weekdays; 9.5 Sat. A Sun, OPEN TONIGHT —APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE - OTHER AREA OFFICES IN DELTONA, ORANGE CITY ANDOVIEDO - Electronics Whiz U ps ets Phone. Co. _ . - a lawyer ' ______ ___ _ - . Ij _______ c -. •••••• ,IIS... T •. 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"pricca had gsa, up," Kagon led Marvin to recount Mania aid. his professional schedule, : Marvin testified in his own crammed with IOCM1On work on Starts March 13, 197 bhiU for the ..eued day fIbla, saying the actor spent Friday in the trial of a suit most of Ms tim. working In tro*byMlssMw,in,wbois dreasos roles that took up seeking the samn property almost all his waking hours. rigMa she would have had If Miss Marvin's attorney, they lad been married &kig Marvin Mtlffi.Irn, objected. their Mi-year gal,, 11y an, seeking to show that 8hw has asked for the he was ao boy hedlda't have s!mive1s1*ol how olIdaodMs time for awomnanln his No. at $$ mUan when That sort .1 defense In a brick NIphtM*.ItL êtII go so IsIS pal up MW Mss'vth, sftd a few—any *celhed MviMyp. case 1astaway, shook hvhdM — 'Iwaworkiagaohardl annoyance ad i1iui as Ida'I ha" tim, to think about start April! 25 MsswintoIdofgar.hiuIdaks bar.'" made ssoend Oridow 1100 Superior Cwt Judge Arthur aid a low mvi Norio 110 K. 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FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2011 or 831.9993 Sunday, March 11, 1979—oA A decision by Gov. Graham must be made soon on who will comprise the new five-member Public Service Commission (PSC), mandated by Mate law to be an appointive rather than an elective body. According to those In the political know, popular Paula Hawkins, the Maitland housewife and Republican, has little or no chance of being one of Democrat Graham's appointees. Mrs. Hawkins has continued to serve until her replacement Is selected. Many citizens who have viewed Mrs. Hawkins as the only consumer advocate on that board will miss her. The way some politicians are vi ewing the probstAllty that Graham will choose Democrat Katie Nichols as Mrs. Hawkins replacement on the PSC is Intriguing. Mrs. Hawkins handily defeated Mrs. Nichols for the post a few years ago. As some GOPers point out, the people those Mrs. Hawkins over Mrs. Nichols. By the same token, the people chose Graham over Mrs. Hawkins In November when she was running for the number-two spot on the Republican Eckerd.Hawklns ticket. And, seldom do Republicans appoint Democrats to office unless they change their party. Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. - 9 _____ 0 L' Isw Controls On The Clock Oil Prices By DONNA 'Th President Carter should exercise the power vested in him by the 1975 energy act and end all price control on oil May 31. U.S. Sen. Richard Stone, D-MlamI, has anThat would mean there would be an increase in thø r nrit'ø z_ nnirl fnr nil ns,rniwl (mm walla in th + United States. The present price is set by the government. The price for much of our domestic oil is set far below the price we must pay for Imported oil. I we end price controls, the price of domestic oil will rise in the free market, probably approaching the price of imported oil. Price control discourages production. 980 1 Producers hold back, hoping for a higher price. " This was what happened to natural gas, too. But % a compromise bill enacted last year allowed prices n U of natural gas to increase gradually until 1985, "Pe when price controls on newly discovered gas will be 't, lifted entirely. Jimmy Carter has made It expectable for And what has happened? Since the partial presidential candidates to run full out for the 24 months preceding the actual election. deregulation of natural gas prices, the supply of This practice Is boon for the schedulers, domestic gas has suddenly Increased. publicists, speechwrlters and pollsters. Political , We find ourselves with a surprise surplus, a writers must also benefit from waxing sagacious bubble, and we are encouraging industries to burn more than a year before they used to. more gasinsa+ofoil. •ButU poorvoteraloae.ft'aonethIngtohave your political senses assaulted twice as often The price control on oil discourages conand for twice as long as they used to be. It's •. servatlon. It keeps the price artificially below the know another to th at m os t of e ca ed w il l thos ll world market price. So Industry and the public are, neverbechosen. in effect, subsidized to use more oil. Mader strategist Ham Jordan has already The most effective conservation measure we drafteti the 1980 version of the 1976 Carter battle can think of would be to allow a free market In oil, plan that made "Jimmy Who?" the sleeper of both domestic and foreign. tie cent ur y. That would raise the price of gasoline, for In1t will m outsider's posturethat won stance, and what better way to encourage the hearts and minds, while adding a "tough" purchase of smaller cars? posture to reassure the growing number who The price control on oil encourages imports of bellevethe Carter admlnl*rationlsall can't and won't. foreign oil, Althongh Carter doean't, most others do take By discouraging domestic production and enBy DICK WEST Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., at his word that couraging domestic consumption, It makes .... Stone's military affairs assistant, Sgt. Peter Butler, at 2039 N. Monroe Si, Suite 2MB, Tallahassee 33203. nowiced the appointment of Gary Anthony Drote, son of M. and Mrs. Fred A. Dross of 11 Oxford Road, South Seminole, to the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs. A senior at Lake Howell High School, Iose has participated In the Fellowship of QwIMlan Athletes and was captain of the varsity cross country team. Dross's appointment, which mews a four-year scholarship worth more than $100,000, Is one of about 1,400 the Air Force Academy Is expected to make for the 1979 school year. Dross went through a rigorous application procestogetwherehels.Hewasamongmorethan 800 high school seniors from around the Mate who applied for an interview with a nominating board appointed by Stone. The board of community leaders, interviewed 181 students and nominated 50 —10 for the military academy, 10 for the Air Force Academy, 20 for the naval academy and 10 for the merchant marine academy. The nominations were sent to academy officials who are now ranking them and appointing a select few. Fifteen of Stone's nominees have received appointments so far. Students interested In qualifying for a service academy appointment next year should contact OPINION State Rep. Bobby Brantley has been scheduling regular visits to his district of Seminole and Lake Counties to meet with and talk with citizens about legislation, problems or complaints they have with Mate government. The next city on his schedule Is Like May where he will be at the post office on March 17 from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 am. Brantley said he chose Saturdays for the visit, hoping It is the most convenient time for everyone. EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Jimmy H .A0AW1S-- 1 Sew _ : The county's long awaited IBM System 32 computer has been delivered and ad up at its temporary home on the third floor of the Rownlllat Building. Jack Harwood, data processing manager, Is presently programming Information on Com- . ,, I17 p . 1. NOT SkY -. rJ4AT TiIAT 1 Tu MR 1) I • - • Off . . Nor- Ronald Trowbridge has not led a very exciting life, at least not the kind about which novels are written and movies made. He earned his doctorate in English Language and Literature at the University of MlthIgn some years ago, and for the pad 14 years he has .; been a professor ofEngllshat Eastern Michigan University. He has edited an academic journal In his field, and has served on the Ann Arbor City Council. jT"1T1 + • . 1 1 •. + But last September Ronald Trowbridge + + My M n .. . ,. I __ 5 __ _ _ + BERRY'S WORLD -• 1. . -. - Patricia Bates Harris. Quickly coofirmed, he recorded 11* conversatIon. We have the tapes ci Tucker told Cohn t there had been "ab. has taken up his Wi at BUD. those conversations. y no conversation of $ic op hi a lnenclaI ecendal. He hauling Tucker, a Bit while the appointment was Mill pending, Roes reminded Tucker's attorney of his tm-- said, "I'v. ad mad, any ers or dons anything respected District of Col'mthia pvl1 figure, Ticker, accoêdiztg to our sources, fek be would plied oIr of the day before, and restated his ." who is (biter's newest of While Honesapproval If objection to earr his taM secretary of Maidabatterc Did Ross tell n of the alleged ofler? 'You laming end Ur Develiad. his CWPnitI duhi. UJ5 dierid . Mi the BOW then r'iplIith 'Itii1 has never know, If he did, that wad rI over my heed," Tacker ran imeceulully lad year for mayor creditors except Ross were usI'Ied. forgotten, you know, ws,ur anyses has ever Tr told Cohn. "I didn't hear Hew say that of Wushingiat, DC. done for lEn, and I don't tk We a "latter of and I would be"to deny am goad to mo.it paige dehis. We have now otai,mi a sworn Impression that Roes had agreed to settle for having to do work over again is the theoretical The tapes are e on t or.eiaj ; Roes Idsvit that accuses Tacker's attorney of $2,886 or WIS. Acting on this _oneqition sense.. I tlEik Wi a ma4t,, of doing some wost says the tape was being fped over. Ti sue. trying to pay Off ens creditor by promising Tacker Warmed the White Hones t his batcertaiaiyad All lhetIme 40 ft(1a1iu1Jbfo) TiickeVshulphi Ib'Ib"Ig govoranat contracts cunpai debts had been taken care of to dollar for dollar.. asked Tac about UNUwrdM he had for him. Ba. says he never agreed to a partial 'Oncethemenbecimessscrdary,thers are madStoRes5 , . ad palmed; Tucker aid Bogge say the media man thi I will he e". And bring IS The Idavit also charges Tacker (to Ron): 'People rye known for are polical, voice eny sirpleserobjadlon when the creditor agreed end then dined his ivilid At say rat., poWmcel end people ers retemalls.. apparently was af raid the Ws Hones andI cutbemintd t con- Yea toldlEncithealieged •BTuckarandhIs them XYSarL..AMM akTackeadliedabadthal some POhItIUboIna attorney, Woo&ow Boggs, have v'-i4ly pcukin to do t1th115 for them agile." happen, de nied any wrnng'ie, Bat we have &jpj d.his ad would scotch the t0M flatly that he had made no "We*Beggo.. told me (bat I steed between Roes: "If I r1uish this $gthpi psrecorgs t lend u4aacats the Tac such 4ati,t. Yet we have thesapsstat,, ,,,, he did. So it pt-,, RaV affidavit Mates. "H. then said 's p,edM, Ticbeti aemery hued th at when BOW: -e . Ibe afMay$t, obtained by our asooclatee Gary Thsr was appoltid to BUD he would throw Sherwood, you worked d, yes esaded d, him 111 NOW to other puts of on e*owr.ial ad hm 7og,wsaeigedbybrwesd work my way, Vye the CNVWV , nsgengtofwg.." Roes, media Tacker wound "I told * i dids'I feel like working all over B* cold epick for Tich, 80W at Beat f'iltd aabng #q idgi"A owng i $18,139 for work hi the mayoral agala to semwhatlhedeedthsfl,gum,, enRes -_.1 If nplh.d:"1 kiedofkIcsMthis thMcadd be ltIrpr .d.1prps, c-welr. Beggs replied, "Oh, you woekhi't have to work pat. He'. personally a*are of , the (babaded with the taps, he 'J'i that he sjg creen, delis, f. doll for w you did Ening the Mt'I,' Is," od or , hadboestaagakeat'r _________________ '4"ad meatciwigreed to settlefarahoet39csts c"pelgo.' The diet implication Is that the ________ Hew then 'illed Tacker. Hertatesleof- IIe.e.eat cadeecti, "Wbjsv, wouiui be psiritiineet eut fldevit that he told T, rci. to accept putlel a t told Degi told "a.b' .• . + °w 'r"4 . + % * "And I'VE bion drinking whit, wi long bfo.• Itbncam fgpM a anom.r mlng ft ," - -+ - • - - + + a payment for Wiservices. He is mug g____ --- "wee tsr centrists from Tic." me today t lb In"M in hID yes Thi Cv--'1' lock place a Jen. 2, so iwwwkmywq," ad, 'Ticksu Idiot p Ø8,I$5 aimg to Ro The neat day he celled Ie bat a epa w ad am Tasker, ws S pitads lerlIVW old." a.astatadewrybyH1IDer fo siheut deal to vus + + I pelted ad + - a - Fs: lees has to etit i f WhW lOW had + lis Amps liens " ni - schools, Every too often our Seminole County School Board Is hard-pressed to include some program that would best be handled by responsible parents. The school board has its hands full if It does nothing but provide our school children with an opportunity to grasp the basics of reading, writing, and arithmetic and a good wholesome atmosphere to combine with dedicated teachers, I hope the citizens of Seminole County won't buy this amoral sexuality wider any circumstances. Would It not be a noble deed if those promoters of sexology would petition the school board to rekindle religion and Patriotism In our schools again because they go hand In hand? People who have religion have courage and morality, Will Rogers said: "What this Country needs is more clean minds and dirty fingernails." Watch these groups promoting sex education In schools such as the one called National Alliance for Optional Parenthood can one Imagine an alternative to Parenthood? + ___ iEffIgmi of - Some Safety Tips IIJ I , . 1.4'I .,;. .., natural and would arrest or distort the develoxnent of a personality. &z education should not be foisted on Secur ity checks arrive In the mail. Play ft safe by having all checks deposited directly Into yo ur bank account. Crime Is prsvalad In all parts of the country and can claim anyone asavictlm. '- The elderly are marked as prime targets In one out of every tiree robberies. of safety booklets and I've rod . watched movies shown by my own police. So, I've learned a few safety tricks that ny people may not ...,., ( course, It's Important to make our n.a ai.niig. M im rt•• a pile Lii -r- r -' 1. -1--i NO il, • W I TOOK A "YOU" GENERATION TO RRISE I THEM 1_l. --- - I I - 6.;1__1 oois ___ ___ ____ - will provide booklets with safety soineonetryingtobreakin,atartthetape A woman "'gi aluff the bills Into her tadradiens for home and attest. They rolling. The barking will send the prowler bisulere. A man mIght carvy two wallets may even send en officer to Inspect your fl1VIJ14 to the hank; me opü&ithtg mod of the 'hom, and suggest precautions to make It When we lived In a sràirben home, we money could he hln away, while more dirndl for a prowler to gain entry, took all precatlons to prevent burglars another with a few dollars and outdated It they are costly. from corning through the doors. But it creditcar cmW bemom Buy strong locks In ihendyman, have a would have been quite expensive to fit all case & a dlck. U our casement windows with locks. Indeed, itc,m.d leckunitb hvtall than, ''-v Prowlers we fr*ued by noise. U you we closed the windows securely by The films stressed that a woman should dealowaa dogs record the 1oedbarkingc4 removing ths creak hm4esat night or leave her large purse home when marketing. All she neal Is her "a deg on a mi'11 t player on your night when we wire away. keys, There's a whidiuli for petty thieves at a mall abount of cash or a check, and. 'tUbls. When awakrtd by what you think Is the b( of each molk who Social perhaps her drivers license. boa. n :., .+ . ---- - 1 . --- .•. - -. -- -- -j---- -•--•,+• '-- Octavio George C. Nieves Commander-Service Officer 'Don't Draft Me' - + acied : ';:zt'- be greatly apprecIated, So far the response from the public has been good, so please don't forget us. This program will also help fight Inflation by reducing medical costs. Maybe we can help you one day. U you agree and want to contribute to this cause please make check payable to: American Legion Post No. 53—Out Patient Clinic P.O. Box 1020, Sanford, Fia. If ____ .. , that the American Legion has started. We have the support of all the other Veterans associations in Seminole County, D.A.V., V.F.W., AM. VETS, FLEET RESERVE. This program was started to help all veterans and their families so they wouldn't have to go to St. Petersburg or Gainesville for checkups and has since been opad to the publie. We %ave purchased tb. be In equipment, such as: two E.K.G. machines, one which Is portable; an Xray machine which also Is portable, and a blood-testing machine which can give you the results In a matter of minutes. We are also going to Washington to see about the government donating an ambulance to help our cause. We will have phone lines open 24 hours to help anyone who needs it. With the cost of doctors, hospitals ,and ambulances so high, a lot of the elderly who live on Social Security can't afford the care they need. We have doctors, nurses and paramedics, who volunteer their help several days a week. We have also started several programs which are: Drug and Child Abuse; also Alcoholism among children. They are the future leaders of our country and they need our help, or what kind of shape will this country be in? We Later plan to start an Adult Abuse program. Right now we are working out of the American Legion, but we hope to break ground next month for a new building behind the Legion. (Please remember Florida Is No. 1 in Veterans and elderly on Social Security. Florid Is also No. 1 in Veterans payroll). We work solely on donations and all medical equipment Is expensive. Any help you can give will I am a student at Seminole High all these promoters of sexology wish to set up their clinics, let them School and I am concerned about the government reinstating the draft. I will choose their own grounds and leave our be graduating from school In a year and aclixis alone. my plans do not and never have in. One wonders how 10 generatIons cluded the military. managed to build a great and stable w I do not believe it is necessary for tion without fO,IIII sex training. We draft to dad again. There is not a even managed 10 procreate without threat of any war that the United states llberalbuaybodiust.11ingu.how. I. Carter wouldbethvolvedin,soIdoad think Bonner the military should be forced on any Sanford perao The military Is not right for everyone CInIc Inforntallon and I think people are quite capable of deciding If they want to go into the We hope this kiter of ,IrpliatIon will military or not, help everyone imierdad why it's I believe there are many who believe limportat Sanford has an oat-patient as I do. clime, Tim Ward It's the first one In the United States Sanford U you prefer haixklellvering your checks, don't endorse them until you arc inside the bank. U you cash a check, count themaneyat theteller'swlndow,notlntbe street U Kim large an, it "ilgM be a good Idsatodowthe bills safely on your person. know. I children In grade schools. Anyone who would deliberately arouse the child's curiosity or stimulate his wu'eady mind to troubled sexual preoccupations mad be watched by the citizenry as closely as a motherhen wsidUm the hawk hoverIng Elderly Targets Of Crime __ w a • A tic"imimitotivio ... - . ' LmJR UWU RDVU EWVY Premature Interest In an Is Un- ____ ___ + ., ___ + + anticipation of a race for Williams' county commission seat. Four months ago, Floyd announced he would run for election to the Williams' slot on the county board. Floyd this week appeared to have a problem dedding what political party he wants to be a member of. On June 11, 1973, he changed from Democrat to Republican. On Jan. 30, 1979, he changed from Rept4llcwi to Democrat and on Monday, March 5, 1979, he switched to Independent. Williams said he made up his mind after remembring that It was about this time in - - WASHINGTON Another of President Cartir's ICabIDat ippoldes may be i -' : ii "The perfect lead for an American short story," said the teacher to the Journalism class, "would contain something of deity, royalty, sex, and myatery."A budding Hemingway turned in his story with the opening sentence, "My God," said the Queen, "l'mpregnantagaln. I wonder who did It? In today's sex-educated free-loving Sweden, hardly anybody knows who did It. That formerly peaceful and stable land Is ridden with neurosis, suicide, and venereal disease. These conditions existed some 10 years ago and I haven't seen any encoin-aging reports that says It's any different. If the sexucators have their way, we will soon be down to the level of Sweden and Denmark. They have had sex education for decades in their ' Another Carter Appointee Scandal? Many hard-pressed cities and metropolitan cowtlee now rely on these funds to make ends meet. And tutU these local goverim*ts can develop stronger revenue bases, the $2.6 blllloqi federal re ue.ubwthg program for cities and cotitles will remain a necessary evil. .4 E.IST 'Don't Foist Sex , The JACK ANDERSON for maintaining federal revenue sharing for cities and local +gover I,. OUR READERS WRITE • + 4 CTI-A _I4LPLME_ ro - ___ support them when we have a deficit?" A better case, or at least a genuine need, can be established Secret Service men were all over the place at Bethune-Cookman College this week while former-President Gerald Ford was there attending the 13th honors convocation of the school to receive an honorary doctor of laws degree. Storisaboit the Secret Service over the years have told of their bravery md dedication, their willingness to die for -4I+ . FCh!!(!!. Their appearance In -. ___ taking a minute or 30 and reading the book beforehand. :-:: i --- - ___ n1r decision based on first-hand knowledge, by - f' And they scrutinize how-to-books for hazards. "There was a trick In one magic book about pretending to cut off another child's head." The trouble was, It almost worked. "So we wrote to the publisher about It and he said he wouldn't Include that page If they reprinted the book." + • Journal, book reviews, and word of mouth. Of course, the meandering adult also has one more option. He or she can make a catalogues published by the American Library Association and the Library V/ 'Q9IC$ total wade of our money and their time. feelings he had each time he returned to 'Certainly anyone who had a mind to could the nation's capital from trips abroad easily have Injured Ford. Many people during his presidential years; of holding were not wearing the hard-to-get his wife's hand and praying a prayer of credential seen during theappearance thankfulness for our country. One could 1977 that potential candidates for the more than a year ago In Sanford of Vice feel a sharing with his thanksgiving and county commission began making their President Walter Mondal e. Imagine how tears must have dampened election plans for 1978. It will be interesting to see who opposes The Secret Service people could be his eyes at those times. the Williams In the Republican primary and If easily spotted. They were all dressed Ford's appearance wasn't exciting in somewhat alike In business suits and usual political sense or awe-inspiring. It Floyd switches again or even if he runs for highly polished dark shoes. The most was much more like recognition for a nice the county commission at all. ' nearly Identical part of their appearance guy, for someone who could have been our '; was the very bored expressions in their next-door neighbor. Seminole Community Action has eyes. To paraphrase the old saying about probably the strongest board of directors lt Most Interesting about the appearance confession being good for the soul, has had in years strongest not only in of the 38th president was the great af- sometimes competition also is good for the terms of political know-how, the fection in which he was obviously held by soul. professions and business experience, but the audience, faculty and dudent body and Since shortly after his re-election In 1976, alm in determination to make that '. special guests at the Moore Auditorium, County Commissioner Dick Williams has organization a moving force for good inthe the numerous rounds of applause and the consistently said he would not seek re- community and to provide poor, with standing ovations given him. ly the senior member of some solutions to the many problems they election. Currently The laughter at his few puns was the commission with six-and-one-half face with survival. and shared by all and the ap- years service on the board, Williams organization past years has been plane0 for him was not scattered, but rather than projecting enthusiasm, faced with pot shots in from various areas, rather full and round. projects thought-out responses, while many of than from invisible enemies One of the embsrranents of Ford's acting in his officialcapacity, u though he underground and a continual lack of brief 39 moods in office was his WIN had considered most questions before him funding. Particularly critical to SCA this (Whip W1a'i' Now) campaign with its sometime In the Past. • year Is funding, now that CETA money for bigtons that kind offhal.d out before ftgot Anyway, WWiaxns, without hesitation some pet projects, including Meals on darted. One of the Introductory speakers this week answered affirmatively the Wheels is scheduled to expire. remembering t1k Incident, told the ex- question about whether he will seek re"We must act rather than react,' SCA president, however, "May your WIN election nest year. He added facetiously, president Bill Carpenter told members of bittons Increase." that one person called him last Week and the board of directors' executive camFord's temarks to the gathering were urged that he run again in l*. mittee this week. sentimental- centered on faith In God and Last weekend It was reported In this We'll have to wait and see if sincerity, love of cotitry. Yet the speech dlde't column Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman expertise and a tough job given to a group sound trite, but rather sincere. At one Floyd changed his political affiliation back of already busy people can really breed - point as the former president told of the to Democrat from Republican, perhaps in success. - ••. - catalogue to press and out to subscribing libraries and individuals; one flashlight for the adult wandering among those murky children's stacks along with THER ON'\ ING THAT THE \ 10 E'GENERTION ( FIAI LTOTAKE / NTO ACCOUNTS.. I divorce. "In the book, the children are looking forward to the older brother's return from the army to straighten things out between the parents who are quarreling." He returns, things don't get straightened out and the father leaves. "Still, we decided this was a positive book because all the children pull together at the end." And the premise was real enough. Then there's the treatment of sex, which the Committee regards with a narrowed eye. "We question whether you really want to give 11-or 12-year-olds books which encourage them to participate In sex. When I was In the eighth grade, I remember illicit books went the rounds, but the participants In them were adults. Today, 12-year-olds are giving birth and having abortions and we're against that. And against stimulating their interest In sex through books." • -. • -- - On the other hand, they approved "Talk About a Family," which dealt with - + Finally, will the child want to read this book on talking tomatoes? "We make an educated guess," she says, in her case, one based on 50 years' experience lecturing around the country on children's reading. All titles considered, they send the Secret Service No Secret ~ ' - child or disturb an untroubled one? Or will it offer, instead, "a situation that isn't Frank says. "We excluded one book on Palestinian refugees even though It was lovely and, God knows, Palestinian children need our sympathy. But when you find the line, 'Oh, the Holocaust was just a fairy tale,' and the author doesn't go on to correct that, you know he has an axe to grind." - While Guarding Ford :+ - Necessary Evil Most Important Is the harm quotient. Will the book trouble an already troubled , LIGHTER SIDE Georgia On You browse awhile and end up with "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" by Roald Dahl. It's big and colorful and Dahl Is a well-known children's author. At the cash register, the bookseller smiles and says, "They made the movie, - Professor p -• rn s Which is why the Committee prints Its catalogue: to recommend children's books by age (3-13) and category to the adults buying them. Books that meet certain criteria. hopeless, where good at least has a chance to triumph over evil and where children are shown coping with their difficulties"? 'Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory' Dahl's new book does that, she says, a from thLL" fulsome protagonist notwithstanding. And now you're sure you've made the "There's a horrid crocodile going around right choice. Y did, didn't you? trying to eat children, but you never get No, says Josette Frank, 85, editor of the the feeling he will. All the other creatures Children's Books of the Year Catalogue are trying to save the children and it's a published by the Child Study Children's very funny book. Not at all terrifying. I Book Committee at Bank Street College In would say It's fine for 5 to 8-yearolds." New York. So, too, said the rest of the Committee When Dahl's book came out several which consists of 25 women all mothers, years ago, It wasn't one of the catalogue's some teachers, one head nurse, a former 600 or so titles, selected from 2403,000 seller of children's books at Macy's plus a children's books reviewed each year by biologist who passes on the accuracy of the Committee, The Committee Mrs. scientific books. Frank has been advising for 54 years. They meet on Thursday mornings "We thought the book was devastating," (which Is why there are no male members, she says. "Horrible things happened to she says), first of all;to listen. children In It and there was not one decent "There are usually two readers who adult. It was very well written, but do you report on each more If there's a problem want to present young children with a with the book." world in which all the adults are greedy and trying to gain advantage In a mean, They listen to the readers' evaluation of a book on baseball or Icelandic folk tales nasty way? and then they discuss its credibility Because the book looked "young," she ("Even 'Alice In Wonderland' starts with a says, "I'm sure unaware parents seeing real premise: she's having a dream"); its Dahl's name were attracted to It for effect on mental health; its objectivity. children much too young." "Prejudices do come through," Mrs. Strike %be SpeclalToTheHerald NEW YORK (NEA)—Bookseller: "Can Ihelp you? Adult: "I -,ant a book for a 5-year-old." "That way," he says, steering you to the stacks. RONALD REAGAN PXPEIZ 90J • ' Warning, Books May Be Harmful To Your Ch'I' Idren 0 0 becamelnvolvedlnwhatwuforhlmavery tenseandunhappyevent — afacultyatrlke. Now the professors at Eastern Michigan 4 3 University are not quite the downtrodden proletariat that Marx and Engels wrote a bout. Dr. Trowbridge characterizes teaching at Eastern Michigan as "seml-retirement." The pay was good, especially since mod professors worked only about 25 hours a week. The work was, as they say, "Indoors, out-ofi d the-weather, and no heavy lifting." Yet many of the faculty members were The next Saturday night, we went out dancing. WASHINGTON (UPI) The news that At midnight, the floor was cleared. Dancing on determined to strike for a one-year pay increase he will not be a candidate in 1000 and expects to evermore dependent upon foreign supplies, back Carter's campaign. Only the death of his "Georgia On My Mind" had been adopted as that Sunday was Illegal In Georgia, our waiter said, of 20 percent. More Important for many of them, No wonder the deficit In our foreign trade state's official Song started my nostalgia dripBut he kept right on serving drinks, which was they demanded an agency shop, where every faculty member would be required to pay Into jumped to $3.1 billion in January. And what does say, but obviously something else might, too, ping like butter down a mound of grits, against the law at any hour of any day. the treasury of the teachers' union. Only 300 of CArtairdy it was fitting that Ray Charles was that do to the value of the dollar overseas? These quaint mores were attributed to ihe 11w Carter people, and many othas, belie" th e IO faculty ED6flbeTS were members of the invited tosing It before joint session of the Mate state legislature. The main argument against oil price Gov. Jerry Brown won't travel union, Inst they struck to force their 4.nirde on For years his rendition of "Georgia The + majority of Its members cregu1attot is that It will add to inflation. + East that his 6.0 string over •, In 1t7$'a legislature. °!'1 w1 did not w to participate. W&aM'iböThute thôrt BUt in the fidlnè primaries meant only that he was newer On My Mind" was on the list of the 10 records I areas where Politics and temperance went hand would most want to take along should ever I be in hand. But when they sojourned In Atlanta Prof. Trowbridge refused to strike. For on. long run it will reduce Inflation. in a summer season that glorified newness, and exiled to Morocco. + during a legislative thing, the strike was Illegal under Michigan law. session, many liked to boos, We cannot continue indefinitely In a fools' that his lifestyle and politics will repel rather But however appropriate the ceremony, what It t a hit. So enforcement of the ban on mixed For another, he believed he and his fellow paradise. Sooner or later we must pay the piper. than attract the embattled citizenry of the less with Charles having a home In Georgia and all, I drinks In the state capital was somewhat whim- professors were already fairly paid for the And it will be more inflationary the longer we laid-beck East and Middle West. amount of work performed. So on the day of the question whether his recording still ranks as the sical. With no other action among definitive Once the session ended, the lawgivers would strike, he marched across the picket line Into his Interpretation of the song. delay. attention jfl focue on the small army asseiflbi I personally home now lean toward Willie Nelson's return and score points with the voters by classroom. Shortages are appearing. Gas stations are Ing under the Republican banner. version. When those mellow notes come decrying the wickedness they had seen in the big As a matter of conscience, he would not stay closing. Foreign countries are raising their oil Sen. Howard Baker, R.-Tenn., Is telling people resonating down Nelson's cavernous nasal city. Or so I was told. home and pretend to be "ill" he would go to W king. It is time to quit he plans to run and will make a formal they we truly as soft and dear as Subsequently, the legislatm made It all legaL class and do the wock be was being well-paid to been noimoement this summer. Baker has selling our own oil short. moonlight through the pines. And now It has chosen as the new date song one do. hoping that his Watergate efforts will finally pay Anyway, I well remember the first time I of America's all-time favorite cocktail lounge Dr. Trowbridge was astonished at the oaths Off. heard the song in Its native habitat, so to speak. evergreens. Sic transit prohlbitia. directed toward him from his friends and He will join Rep. Philip Crone, R.-M., a saves,- ft was during a visit to Atlanta in the winter of These are some of the things I think about colleagues of 14 years who walked In the picket tongued conservative playing bad boy to elder- 1947. A friend met me at the airport and look me when I have Georgia on my, mind. dat.-Ronald Reagan. Crane Is picking up to the Owl Room In the Ansley Hotel. _________ _________ Here were di stinguished, silverhaired, pipeg"uwi in iivw we iw'n-a r.g'a_AIitT ñLu1ou IL was only aocu 4 p.m., Ll1 1.1wl There Is a certain political irony In Congresa' sudden Interest making professors, who just a week before had P.nglwd, while the former California governor Room was as clerk s sorghum. In the beck, a in sacrificing the $2.3 billion revenue-sharing program for the been expounding on the works of Milton and finds his right wing mumbling loudly as he tries email combo was playing the old sweet song so states on the altar of fiscal austerity. Shakespeare, cursing him In the ,ll.d language. to placate moderate __ RipublIculs. recently honored. ___ It's as though Congress, harried by the mounting clamor from me strike ended after two weeks, with the John Connally has made a sweep through the We groped our way to a table and my come state cap&tali to balance the federal budget, Is threatening faculty milkSouth and sat op sip In California. But his pinion ordered cocktails. winning a 9.3 percent pay raise and a ____ show the provinces that the budget-cutting knife is two-edged. mo fied version of the agency shop they sought. di 1c'1dil trial l remembered while the au1Ua1 "I thought Georgia w as dry," I said. But on reflection, both Congress and the Mates may tIM that ___ __ Texas' after seeing what kind of men and women Is shift from "It Is," she replied, "but ad THAT dry." forgotten, and his But, this particular form of icy ema-iharing can be pared sharply or s co eagu dinner on the Democratic Party to the upper reaches of the A few rgN' later, we had Ansley hi ll es had become on the picket line, even eliminated without withpot pile Republicans i beginning to ha,s some negative Roof. Not long after we arrived, a waiter came Prof. Trowbrldge decided to leave Eastern for the taxpayer. ay, drinks, effects even on those Texan' who agree over and apologetIcally removed our Michigan for Hilhadale college, a email liberal AsSen. Edmund 8.Me,DMiIne,mted just the other d pOIOphIC.IIy with him. U's something, they .iplalthig that "We are having a raid." arts school that prizes individual liberty and the Mates' collective budget surplus for 197$ was $a bflllon. conscience. Nothing else happened. The place remained as With that kind of money piling op In data capitals from MY, l41d0n Johneon would never have done. The n1iaci1e band of moderate RpUb&uis + calm as before. Several minutes later, the waiter Sscrssnedo to Ricimiond, the case for retaining WaMngton's Bit what he learned about human nature at rnalMng lock to George Bush, ez.Teus brought the drinks back, and that was the end of $U billion revenue.haring program Is suspect, lnd,pj Eastern Michigan, Ronald Trowbrldge will co eieman and CIA head, as their salvation, that. Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Callf., posed the pertinent ,stIon: never forget. - "11w majority of dates have budget mapluses so why should we - 0 I prehensive Employment Training Act tracking and Is In process of developing a data base for the library Inventory and for utility billing. Com-puterizing the county payroll, personnel records, county inventory and then training county employeesto operate the work stations are anticipated projects when the IBM data base design system arrives. a + Child Study Committee Reviews, Recommends .. S. StS* fl5S1 ASS JULIAN BOND Sunday, March 11, 1fl-7A +.. - - -- - - -- -- - + .. • 0 •-- - • - -..+ •.--.•-. ........- - 0 9 •- ... .. . Police ' On Duty I have read a copy of Connie Englehardt's letter dated February 5, 1979, which was written to Mayor Lee P. Moore regarding rape prevention and awareness and which appeared in The Herald. Obviously, she Is not aware that the S.nocd Polka t)spsrtmeit in and has been actively engaged In the practice of organized rape prevention. Just In the past six months, our community relations unit has been responsible for personally contacting 1500 plus, female persons for the express purpose of educating theni in rape awareness and prevention. To emphasize the point, I cite the following seminars and presentations on rape which have been conducted by our department. 1. Salvation Army 2. Church of the Latter Day Saints 3. Anchor Club Seminole High School 4. Pierro Manufacturing Corporation 5. Seminole Memorial Hospital 6. Thirteen (13) individual classes at Seminole High School 7. Sanford Women's Club At these presentations, films are shown, literature distributed and questions are answered. I feel it necessary to point out that many of these presentations have been made by my men on their off-duty time due mainly to the fact that they feel this is a necessary and worthwhile facet of law enforcement. I am pleased to inform you that the Sanford Police Department has films, literature and exhibits available as Instructional aids In the presentation of our rape prevention programs. Furthor, I have trained individuals to present our program in what I feel is a very professional manner. It Is true that our budget in this area Is Inadequate: however we attempt to provide the best service with the means available. I can confidently say that our rape prevention program is cornparable with any other in existence. I Implore her to meet with us and allow us to present our program to her or her organization. We are willing to serve at any time. I would also like to point out that the Sanford Police Department Is actively working ,f the area of spouse abuse in an attempt to decrease the frequency of this act as well. The Sanford Police Department is willing to present any program on any police-related topic on request. You can be assured of our continued suppo rt and the fact that it Is our privilege to protect and serve you. Ben E. Butler Chief of Police - r 'A Gnat Job' .... The sisters of Theta Epsilon would like to express their appreciation for the great job the Herald did in the publicity for the annual Valentines Ball. Thank You very much. Cathy Marklwiz Corr. Sec. Theta Epsilon .. •. . - • .. EA. �Sunday, March 11,1979-9A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl SPORTS Sunday, March 11, )fl $A—Ev.nlng Iirald, Sanford, FL -- '- - - - s --.. 1 ,, 4 4 I. . `~11 . ~, `toil I . Cmp~ - . ~w - s, kri L. ..'W..L . q_L& , - • 4L- ... . 'p,' - 4 r L - i• ,' -.A 4,4 4, I '. ,-,. , 1•• - •- 4 4. • - .! I - -•. - .. - -• _;.b 1-1 . . I- I , . ? sq$- , - - L S .• •• . . . r.;. - - -. i-..-. L1 -. 1._ I .,... A ..-&. - - 1r.- I •r5.b. - -- 4' •' fi - •••' t_1..J1_ - • 111 II '.. • BLOSSOMS AGAIN Tuskawilla Pulls Ma1 or -1i SYSA Upset 1. 1. / The Tuskawilla basketball team picked a great Lakeview, 31-13; and Tuskawilla edged Milwee, 40- tonight's 7 o'clock game at Brantley. to register its victory of the season in the 38. Girls junior varsity action saw Tuskawilla Today's boys varsity schedule saw Tuskawilla Seminole Youth Sports Association Friday, pulling a crunch Milwee, 32-3; and Teague sock it to Jackson face South Seminole at 3:30 and Jackson Heights major upset by defeating Teague in the first-round Heights, 22-12. take on Lakeview at 5, both games at Milwee. Boys of the boys tournament, 31-26. In Travel League games today, Oviedo faced Lake junior varsity encounters saw Lakeview and MIlwee Sheldon Toler scored 12 points to pace Tuskawilla. Howell this morning, the winner advancing to meet at noon and Jackson Heights and South In other boys varsity action, Jackson Heights got tonight's 7 o'clock game at Milwee against Lyman. Seminole tangle at 1:30, both games at Brantley. ' •. ;f;. . I Well, Since You Asked... Q.WhoisthebestquarbscklatheA7Andwboisthebest quarterback in the NFC? -Bradley Ellen, Aberdeen, Wash. * In the American FOOtball conference, based on '78 st4owlngs, It's a tossup between Jim Zorn or Seattle and Terry Bradshaw Of Pittsburgh, though the latter has received the most acclaim NFC, becauaehiateamwentall the waytotheSuper Bowl. In ArchieManningo(NewOrleenitlnallycamelntohisownwlth the o( No ISflolSSr caxr. ..-. - _ team bead. — John Feraco, Westerly, ILL Until the ball Is actually booted, the kicking team definitely Is the Offense. I mean, on a punt, suppose the kicker decides to run wlth orpass the ball Mead of booting. That definitely constitutes offense. When the receiving team puts the ball Into play on first down after exchange of possession, that's offense. your head clear now? How about the sinuses? \ ., . . * .-,, * . . * • UI. • •• . .. - . * - ' _ 406-A04 c,i- I * - -. ./ * -. _____________ - • -. • . •. • SOUTH it's the Senators against the Tigers in Altamonte Springs Little League action, something of a cornflOfl happenin g throughout Seminole County, as youth baseball got In the swing of thin gs Saturday with the opening games in the Seminole Pony League at Five Points. For complete baseball coverage of all the local leagues, see Monday's Evening herald sports pages. - Q.Ib ebearda t talk abs.t Mill Walt.i, but wheawlfl he belle percent again?AadUbe doesn't spend the Season With Portland, what oilier team Is his Ifrit priority? -Mitt Schafer, Roseburg, Ore. Walton's condition seems to be a matter between him and his doctor, most recently Dr. Bob Korlan, the Licis Angeles healer. It Irwin's 62 Forces Tie LAUDEIUllLL Fla. (UPI)— straight title at Inverrary by "When you don't have a lot of on a defe- shooting in evea..par 72, just less Inverrary East Course badyrnaking the cut at2.overdefenseless, especially when it Friday and it was no contest. par i. Hole frh The 12th-year pro Except for II%, 1% ~ - an // ft 94qp7O. for a . / " ,;I 6' 1o4' 4IVP fc7c4 4tE 195' fX a4'4'*F gtooftt - (ca!'itA'tY 'XE i CM -4 /0 s'i an' #rn' _ ___ __ _ - 5- S ORANGEBURG, S.C. (UP!) Torn Canton of GeorgiaSouthern, Wayne Francesco State and Mark Calcavecchla of Florida have grabbed the lead in the 13th annual Palmetto Intercollegiate Golf Tournament with first round 3-under-par 69s. North Carolina and GeorgiaSouthern tied for first round honors Friday with a team total 311. The 64-hole stroke play tourney at the Country Club of Orangeburg will end Sunday. Florida was third with a 360, while Duke and MIMIe Tennessee tied for fourth each with a 300. Seven players carded 2-underpar 70s for fourth place: Chris Fart, Steve Goldstein and Chris Hall, all of Middle Tennessee; Stuart Rump Georgia; Marc Aranette Georgia-Southern; Gary Finns of Wake Forest; and Mike West North Carolina. of Louisiana Shut Down By United Press International grand-slam homer off rookie The New York Yankees last John Tudor to lead the Tigers. their second st raight exhibition Morales, obtained in December game Friday, a 6-1 rout by in a trade with the Cuba, belted Kansas City. his homer with two outs after The Yankees could mlnage consecutive singles by Dick only three singles against four Stigma, Tim Corcoran and Kansas City pitchers while Lynn Jones. three their hurlers gave up 12 Reggie Smith cracked three hiti. Playing In their first game home runs and pitcher Don since being eliminated by the Sutton truck out nine bitters ip L playoffs, the five Innings to lead the Royals broke a 1-1 tie with four Doers. Dusty Baker added a runs in the eIgth inning. Clint three-nun homer In the fifth Hurdle led the Kensen City hiIng. attack with two singles, a Second baseman lam MUdouble, two walks and en RBI. bourne end third baseman Bill In other exhibition games, Stein had four hits each when PIttsburgh downed the Chicago Seattle bed the Chicago Cubs o. LAK EVI EW: P. WillIams 6. WaIk.rO,CasheO,KiddO,Coflylf'sO, Whack 0, M. Williams 0, Davis Of Harris i. TUSKAWILLA: Blocker 20, Godwin 10, Crawford 1, Compton 2, Brewer 1, Bach 0. MILWII: Rscchla 2. Jackson 17, P. Glass to Olas 6, Lemon 5, Ehrhart 0. Suspansick 0, Bell 0. Johnson 0, Smith 0. TUSCAWIL$.A: Berms 13, Scott 4, Korion S. Green 2, Holcomb 0. __ MILWII: Harvey 2, Suspanslck O,Johansmeyero,Pope2, Pruitt ol Brevard 0, Clark 0, Daniel 0, Brower 0. - of Mississippi Eyes Pros - of Association franchise Barr.ra Listed Satisfactory LOS ANGELES (UP!) Veteran trainer ba Barrera, who saddled 117$ Triple Crown winner Armed, Is ma.kfqg a satisfactory recovery from a heart bypass operation performed Wednesday, hospital oMklaIi have - - Barren, a three-time Edipie Award-winning trainer, was deft "verywell and had a pod nlght,"a St. VInHospital spokeswomen said Friday. She said he would remain in the hospital "possibly another week." * cent's _.. for Detroit Seeks Super Bowl __ PONTIAC, Mich. (UP!) -Gay. Will= G. Milliken and Detroit Mayor Coi-'ia'i A. Young head a il.1,gatkm going to Hawaii this weekend in a quest to lire the 1111 Sspez Bowl game to the Pontiac Silverdom.. The dslng&lc", winch also includes Pontiac Mayor wallace Hollarvi, plans to mist with National Football League teem owners Tuesday at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Honolulu to make the pitch for Michigan. A final d,claion by the NFL owners Is expected some time Tuesday. . for Healthy Harvey Glance World's Fastest rinter? how mach sports writers don't know. Q. Whi is the asset It mu aete yea ha,. known? George C., Niiiit, AUBURN, Ala. (UPI) - As stronger sprinter outdoors. "I was In fourth place after accomplished that feet as a the lenger sprints. emongthe wori4'stopprtnters I aelelllime by thdyeswhi had thsabllitytobisplre lee as Harvey Glssws Is con' Arid, for the first time In two abed46yardsaad I panicked fr'' and 1opomtri, M$7aed14S;,ala... dWft 00 1@111 &a yeam be. people—p arlylfthyneteMocohestslriateamgssneMy earned, he has pen IthII ysors,bsiseampktiiylwslthy. and tried to get back no the be says he was net l speed came With a way to co hi*nei he bus mulrlr choice may b.adrengecou.IpkkBobbyLayns,tbe old D*oit as the "World's Vastest His god lstonm spin Inthe race," he recalls. "I made a w enbew outtleorsied pe for his 'ilgtd dised. e,ishIw,d by McT. end and Pittsburgh questerbeck who Is In the pro Football Hall Of ventage - wi&&I, " - at WA ts the in Ills Olympic gem's ad make quick burst and got beck Into year by Southern California's Fame. He wasn't the greeted ps.er. He w't the modal Mid indoor track seam up for a disappbling fourth the race at about II sedors and Clancy Edwards, can beach Press general Bid I don't know Of anyone who had greater ability to ' "U you go out ad do I've alrealyedab pIaC. IisIn thS 110 meters in that's whens it hit - you "Very sekleen do you win "M rally Ms teammates arsind Mm, especially when the 1101111111 — 1 ofew 11" myself the world's the 1176 gems. at MeidresL can't rim 100 meters t way, when you're hurl," Glenes said. ui— really great a 1111ort sprillim 1111114 to tough. Anyone who 0&yW with Ilo* will um IoW. hhL ingwa, ft . AEU (Mince tiat ialy "you've got to run It con' "ft st_ti PI&m to the red Of the ld," ft's rsay a Wjm,", he isys, " dsy Wheel he es* IMo ths ft 1s Wtuilly frcm the block's to eda WaedieuayIt'— Al UMv adse says. The mhs dad jrosuy'Idoi 'thav. 1ig1g G1UCS. "Myself, I'm .we hew sayaere ie han hearuji.. Z. sw only parson I of the lies one of the favorite. t'." said Glance. "I broke any hiebu,.wiming tins race' MIND tw difliellwill I to me for t spot indoors is hasodaMoimpisssi,ewhurhs mypatt,rnandlwuf.rtaat. '1iismybustnaesnaslsr sand that aIM med no* CNrA ala, (Heedos) UcTew ad I've every peslimMy heat. to held on te t..iw' a c— aey tinsus as. 'uutedptOftMrs. than Ma blacWtim u'threba.dswnesyssn:et Mm more "Itmy't—' etiem We . eeusra ha's bents me." 10 t race wee that I lest my in ines a "amber of the U.S. fist that Fm heutby," suid aches wthllala t one-third Of Mo pilfered pes wsr' "Al the till sprnsrs stat bu ad $.d before l.bg 10 os,qoIs has. lemethess these wore mart a mr'ber of the coinpasur,," he says. "Whim I *.moisr relay teaL '2lare. threw l" he said. "I've get sp" hej out of the Weche I dldo't And he was the outy etbiutein Madath10ths in ad fst, Ii.; UM whim be n biMod a receiver, ibe United lids's 1176 Olympic to have ametinag to cmpa- said. "I w what I've I.rA_LelIy, No discs. of have the lead 1 wed. As a Mmery to win bsckts hack is prldng sine. no at .4 the bail. Mo 3$ 10. teams øIds.t10tbiwmy wabnow rcsptiss wore met high for lbs NFL Frads Ttusts hid Mo d"reds' matter of led, I dldo't haves NCAA titus in iM N IdlerS Wer,Is4to or ii em." M04douldws'"I Østie.V'wIlb* tismwluimpevedse.hiIsa held at IL IvemtOl.c,b.s Isjto," A andtheliaadaaidd.ere.He backtothefl.W'dths'in you was of setting ___ y Cosell Flees Hotel Fire - a _ __ s _ __ - w . SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Fire roared through a wing of downtown Hilton Hotel Friday, forcing evaciatloc of 17$ guests Including sportsceder Howard CeselL It took firemen two heirs to control the three-alarm blase winch devatated the north wing and filled the edit. -. :;, baCusIi,In Soft lake City to cover tbe WEA featherwslgt* match between Deasy Lop. arid Roberto C_tenon, escaped safely and watched the fir, from the parking lot with other gnats. ". - * , __ ,., ___ Sthie,k* Add - __uT - , ___ l oot , - : ---- tw,i __ - * * . IUIC53CV LCWU5 [IdVe IXtB that put the Vols ahead 4448 at Intermission. In the second half, Tennessee methodically crushed the Ohio Valley Conference champion Colonels. Tennessee, the Southeastern Conf erence tournament cham pion now holding a 21-11 record, dominated the backboards 53-39 and capitalized on eight crucial turnovers by Eastern, which ended the season 211. Reggie Johnson had 20 points while Crosby scored 19— all but four In the first half. Carter had l8 points —i2In the first hiand a game-high 11 rebounds. "We won the game In the last eight minutes of the first half, when Terry Crosby hit a string and they went cold," said DeVoe. "When we were in the dressing room at halftime, I in NCAA playoffs three times before, but lost In the first round every time. ! think it's important for us to savor this victory the first In UT's history - and to then Its Important for realize who we play Sunday and get our feet back down to earth," said DeVoe. James the nation's fourth leading scorer going Into the game, led the Colonels with 21 points off his season average. He was guarded by o,hy Lamar, Southland Con. ference champions and now 238 on the season, were led by Clarence Kea's 33 noiits In demolishing Detroit. Kea hit 11 of 22 from field and 11 of 20 free throws against the IU i'.-- e..___ t..... six - ._ n.. n [tHU B.B. .) Davis HUU terwajis, - .' * Round 2 For NIT Launched '1 1,- r' ':,' ' Tiliman ATflE (UP!) -Redy Tllbi'', 31, former special tame captain of the WesM*n Radekim has been aided to the 5ve1'. Susbawti' cog daft, Heed CISth Jack pator. asmouu'ied Friday. Tlflm, who played aiglet jeers foe the Rrb44 will ceach the 840owksi special tw= In We first coac hisg g. Patera ad r&= will Join the Seibswb Merck iS. ,..9-9. ., - -- .- - --........ . - - I - I By United Press International ______ Defense is one aspect of a basketball which doem't show up in the bozicore but It's Important. The coaches know It ________________ and that's why It will be the prime area of concern for a number Of basketball teams as they prepare for Round 2 of the — National Invitation Tour- . nanent over the weekend, ". -. Both Purdue Coach Lee Rose .. and Alabama mentor C. M. Newton were less than pleased _____________________ with their team's efforts Thursday night In their openlng-roundvlctorlesandwlllbe drilling their players. 1 "We have the distinction of being the best defensive team In Veldah Turner, of Edgewater, takes a In the Big Ten and arunning game Sanford. shuf eboard tournament In Friday's fl is format I would not like to be Winner In the northern district mixed doubles event , accustomed to," said was Ed and Ida Chariton, of Orange City. Next after the Boilermakers defeated Central Michigan, 97Sanford tournament Is April 5-6, an any doubles 00. tourney Including clubs from Marion, Lake, Volusla, Newton was more blunt. "I Orange and Seminole Counties. was real displeased with some I of our defensive breakdowns,' he said followi ng the Tide's 00 victory over St. Bonaven-I ture. "I think we've got to go back to Tuscaloosa and get back to some fundamentals In Pacific Division 2 Timeless Gift 3.20 2.50 2.20 W L Pct. GB 7 Border Fancy defense." 3.00 3.40 41 26 .612 3.60 Seattle S Honey Scott Purdue, the only ranked team 40 26 .606 ' Ang Los 0(27)7.351P(2.7) 1I.*1T(2.7.$) SANFORDORLANOO In the NIT, will face Dayton, 39 27 591 1'.' Phoenix $45. Tllfld PRODAY NIGHT 36 32 529 51,2 San Diego which upset Noire Dame Teetk Race, S.l6,TA: First Roce-loD 34 37 .$15 6" 5.10 3.20 2.40 Portland earlier this season to show its 6 Harry Buck 12.10 7.00 4.20 1 Slam Train 35 . St. AlertsSugBw Golden 9.50 4.20 1 Wright Emma 5.50 3.50 tiollefgllI, d Alabama meets Ho 300 3 Newdown Shamrock 3.40 Friday's Results Virginia, a lean they beat by Q(14)1i6.N,P(I.1114.Ie,T(I4. 01.4*N;T6.I3)lfl.Oe.Tme Seattle 101, New Jersey 100 7) 739.$. Time 31.4$. two points last December when 31.67. Indiana 125, Portland 116 Iiivs*Ililac,$.l4.C: SCsid Race, $I4.C: secoodround action takes place Detroit 160, Boston n PatrIck luger 26.50 15.50 5.20 1 Angel Whiner 24.40 7.00 6.00 Milwaukee 119, Phiia 113 as Monday. L.L.'slrein 1.20 o (dh)SCam 3.00 o Minuola Kansas City 121, Wash 116 Rhoda 7155 Boil nekess have the s Srothir Bear 2.10 340 Chicago 102. Los Ang 92 Q(SI)39.20'P()4M.lIiT( DO(41)17741,Q(1.7)*LIe,Q(7. inem of possibifty added Saturday's Games Tim* 31.63. P (71) l410i San Antonio at New York being without tie services of T (740) 31114IIi T (741) TwetfWlace,4t,C; 341.15. New Orleans at Houston I April Patrol 7.40 3.20 3.00 forward Arnett h(ilIinan, who T.310. Cleveland at San Diego 7 Mountain Girl 12.20 4. 50 'Th lace. 1.16, Mt half was njur.d In the fI Sunday's Games '' 20.40 1 Manatee Thunder 4.30 2.10 2.30 Los Angeles Thursday eight. But Boston. aft. Q(74)74.le,P(17),4.WT(..74 3 No Dice 64 3,40 Phila at New Jersey, aft. 111k. Seorce, who tallied 31 Time lox 240 56140. Time 39.13. Seattle at Atlanta, all, A— 1672 H.a. 5371.161. Q(l.1))4.10i P1.3 11.71, T(1.3. points, and Nell Bemeudorfer, Washington at Denver, aft. who added 17, proved the bench 4 1 I1l. Time 33 92. Phoenix at Indiana, all. Psarth lace, 1.16, D: Portland Ken City, aft. dtSflglh R felt his team SWindMaker 4.30 2.50 2.10 Detroit at Milwaukee, t. w1igi4 1 Rainblln libel 410 4.00 very well do the lached Chicago at Golden St.. aft. a PrtnceisT 7.00 job. NSA Sta*ags 0(1.1) 30.10, P (5-1) 31.70, T 01. By uait Pres s letsrutimal P4464 KiA99 the Soidheed 8111. vs in listen cisseseace em CeOfsr.nce player of the Pit* Mon, Will. 5 AC Dtviston lEaiEddld 7.20 4.30 2.10 year for the second dral W I. Pd. Os 7 Dew Ouster $00 s. year, will lead Alabama's 2 kayo One 0 21 .02 3.10 Wish tapes. King scored 20 poInts 0(1.7)Ille,P(47)SL$,T(1.7. Phil. N Jelly 32 32 .500 11 agaled tie Bonidsi to became 2)1*01. Tim 31.45. New York 40 .412 17 **1om,41&A the all-Ilin. single season SDtN'sFast Friday $40 as is 4.01 3.10 3.20 NCAA Playoffs acom1ig1.adirMAlahai with Sparkykoft 745 440 Central Dlvlslss last laytossi 645 2 WolIIW Dot Day 144 pobea. W I. Pd. 05 At laleg6. -N.C. G($-$)$.lOiP(13)M.tliT(1-3. Sin Anton 10 26 ACS Inotiersscond-reundgames 3)351.15. St. JoM's75, Temple 70 Tine 31.11. Manta 20 39 .567 2½ Peen 73, lone Monday Alcarn seduLed Houslan 36 38 .51111 4 7.49 4M 2A Claws MIdeast ReloxI State, winch roinpid to Its 20th 3 Dave PW n X A4 12 13.11 440 Detroit At Mvrtrsssbsrs, Two. $ 40 .353 14½ dIei victory In defeeting I Akin JetS Crails Lamar 95, DetroIt Si New Orins 21 46 .313 i Wpp4 lids, $71, itil 0 I *1St P(N) 1Nje,T(1. Inn. 91, Eastern Ky. 61 Western Cintersuci ____ nest Indiana, Teas MM will * 746* ilme 11.11. Midwest lSISII II Race, 5.16, S 11111161111111" 5yIg1,p Clemson two Nevada-Reno, At Lawrence, Nan. ______ 1 Norm C. lkrt 4.11 3.05 3.00 W I. PcI. OS bods Old Dic" ad MWy- $ Flitter Day Wiber U. $1. N.M. St. is. of 71.1040 Kan CIty 41 21 .40 — Va. Tech 70, Jacksonville 53 7.35 Denver 3.4 trawsls to ONO lids. Two 4 lgocl.I Getdle n JU 414 ,,I l.II.411 aieue.wi 14) I0.4111,T414. Mllwauli, 30 35 .4U1 1 1 ofthedsvidsllalohtatn At Las Angeles lndlma 4)N6l. Time 31.7& 30 39 .415 13½ tdroundby.s. Pegoes'dine 92, Utah SI Chicago Nto* Race, 1.A 21 42 .364 16 .: - - - - _____ -_________ _____ ______ _____ - - ____ - — ' - - _________ -'"' - - ______ " SHUFFLING ALONG turn SCOREBOARD Dog Racing at Pro Basketball , at af , College - Basketball _________ _____ - _______ p Anyone ? "' By LARRY ('ASTIF: to. Terry "Sweet Due" Duerod led the Titans with 22 points. followed by Earl Cureton with 16 and Dave Niles with 14. After an erratic start which saw them fall behind 9-3, the run-and-shoot Cardinals broke Titans' zone press and ran off eight straight points to go ahead 11-9. Though Detroit tied It up a couple of times Of the Cardinals were never again headed. They led by 47-41 at the ilf After the last tie, 67.67 midway into the second half, Larnar reeled off nine unan swered points in a three-niiute burst to go ahead 7818 and then coasted. "When we went into the dressing room with a big lead. I knew we had the game in control," said Tubbs. lo— - - A Mississippi group anJACKSON, Miss. (UP!) nounced plans Friday to field a professional football team In Jackson this year as a franchise member a fledging, two-year-old summerleague association. Jackson bus1neanin Dwane Collins, president and board chairman Of Mississippi Sports, said Friday the organ ization has acquired an Americas Football In the process for the state and up an office and securing staff personnel. Collins said the sports group plans to recruit and put together a 60-member team of primarily M"'ppi athletes in time to launch a 14ame schedule June 2 at the 10,000-seat capacity Newell Field In Jackson. He said the season would feature seven borne games and seven away games through Sept. 1. is g Is.tt IIWI * ____ Jackie - told them I would do a better favored Titans and had a gamejob coaching in the second hail, high 19 rebounds. Mike Oliver, I lcbft do very good job In the who has the Cardinals' highest first half." scoring average, finished with - __ Sets Events of of ___ TIAGUI: Welchan 3, Chalker 6. G4rper 3, Peterson 0, Parw 0, at - Yänki Varsity SEMINOLE: Thomas 13, Tibblts 0, Dixon 1, Westbrook 0, Tweedy 1, Bartlett I, Dunn 3. Brebert 0. McMurrisr 2, Derrington W...+..., £UIl1II Tennis *0 Tie In Palmetto Event 4'WI7 *scores is in an good condition as this Johnson 0. Miller 2. zovoibono L While Sox, 5.1, PhiloWpble . before a as= crowd of 4,W. Casselberry Recreation pest at tW11 Watson 2, Deichene 0. was expected that Feb. 1 would be the deciding date if he played maded the 7,1Z7-yard, par-fl pl shut out Montreal, 34, Detroit Dick Pole opined with tIreS JACKSON HEIGHTS 0, ummeted In Ideal weather one," said Coody after his this season. General consensus dill has him going to the Golden layout with a record 62, with almost topped Boston, 4-1, Los Angeles scoreless bvthtp to earn the Pauldo 6, So. Morgon 0, S. St. no breexe. round. State Warriors or the Sisi Diego Clippers. Morgan 2, Muller 2. Davis 2. defeated Texas, $3 Seattle win. breaking both the course and Q Whenever I watch the New England Patrw play, cow tournament records and tying a but the Chicago Cubs, $4, Mike Lou, Glenn Hubbard, mnuae 69 lgrestsm belUghtandRasFracis. raonairnarL Ussda upended Hotuton, 9.4, rel Qun.y end Rowland play, and I he,. i.e. Why? I have never sees him make a all ba g Irwin goes into today's third as him make dm -- $ and San Francisco routed Braves' Grapefruit League 13. Projects include paper league with six teams and a Milwaukee, IN. psss,Therearea let of UMeainthepmebisrIbsiFraadi, round of the $300000 opsoer. ban, Hubbard and but they never get the iü. Yew comments, pies.s. imer Gleason Inverrary Golf Classic D,parttnent spring program of macho, wood crafts and Tiussday-Thrsdy night league Serving In the unfw'iliw role Office each on,meded with a leather. with six teams. Teamswlllesth of designated hitter, .j., tied with 19-year veteran aces is crnkIng up. WWism', Dave man on, while Qiansy's came Included are: youth softball Game room activities for play a 201am. I don't think we've been watching the same player. Francis Is Tommy Aaron at schedule with a Parker singled end scored In with the basemay. may.. for boys, ages 912 and 13-13. boys and girls, ages seven and t entative starting date Of March the first huth, tripled and one Of the great natural talents In professional football. And his i for a one.ilxt MuiIIn&ki Hence drove In Iks Games will be played at Wits up scheduled. Activities X. record reflects it, though there has been some criticism that he'd Lam Nelson. in the fourth, then Baylorwith a sacrifice fly in the Recreation Ce nter and Secret include pool, ping pong, maximize his abwtylf he concentrated 100 percent on every play. hit a two-run homer all rookie seventh hthtg to lead the Youth soccer leagues for Nelson fIred a 3-under 00 Lake fields In the late at- table games, Balls and basic That's why Dave Casper of the oaiend Raiders enerall gda t ieai ptttstw. Angels to their first win In three ternoons. Tenative daring date equipment are available for boys, ages nine through Mike spring 's gotbipg wrong with Francis, though, as Friday for his the uj,p Bob Bowe and Greg ezininuon oiO"ig, check out. Game room at Wits nineteen Is operating. Practices long as he days off a motorcycle (he recently cracked up on one). 000dy Was at 00-137, and Grier for league play is April 2. slummed home 'p Rookie second baseman Mile Arts and crafts dames Is open in the afternoons are held at Wits and Secret a_ Jones flredal7 for his 13$. Tied Q. leUb year's fosilliell bowl pow% Ussibrd, wM lost fear flbbled Rex and shortstop Johnny atl3lwereRaidyErsklnewlth boys andgtris,ages$.11andla. Monday tlroth Friday on a Lake on weekdays hi the at Philadelphi losses, detested Georgia; UCLA tied Artiness; Noire on an elgld.hlt shutout agalsit LaMar each belted a double a fI; Wayne Levi, 73; Bill 14 Is forming. flames will be part-time basis. A more ex- lernoons and games are hsII on the p 5 but Starter Jim Len. and dade IiglthgIth the en— asywereau-- Rogers, 17; end Mark James, held on Tuesdays and Thur. tuislve activity program Is Saturdays at various fields tesess ad uci A bed ma Mgin throughout Central Florida. borg, who got the win, gave up Giants' eshibitlon victory ever sdiY$ from :30 3 pm. to 4:46 being scheduled. by USC Ii the ngr .auuu We have always known the vetieg fl. lmth live hits 10 three the &ewsrs. Gary Livells p.m. endS p.m. to 6:46 p.m. at the mod pa Mess's softball leagues are Teams rt are WE 1-1 d Rest W IttiS& but thu is oir.gth lithe $ Designated hitter Jerry buried two intlues imth15 in Jack Nlcklaus play.4thvsi,ll the Wits Recreation Center b,güvthW. There will be a completely filled ssld ready rI&iless iaakieg Alabama thS iidesul e—:' i. Morales belted a fourth4sutz4, picking up the vhs. out Of contention for No fourth (Ssrsd) beginning March Monday. Wednesday night seasonal play. taiIysasesyospldU$CNs.LFUioktsthsL— T —n, lists Qs, Ca li will I.1 oft sports writers all over the cowry, _ year to / . 4 figØ'.rnrE - ____ - ___________________________________________________________________ - at me / / •1 / Royals -. . ON DECK AT ALTAMONTE •. - __ ..7 * 41111''111 __ ______ _______ ? • " 11-0 . • - -.,,,%, - _______ * - I. '5' . !!' . . . .. ______ ,X . __* • ____ \ .4 - * • I I* * - ______ sidered the Offense or the defense? I read that the receiving is the offense when It gets the ball. Is this true? Please clear my . ~ .w - 7z'a8 Itf# McCartney 10, Ingram 0, King 6. MILWEE: Abernathy 13, Jacobs 10, Wilson 3, Croisy 1, Koropsak 2 Pope 12, Lynch 0, Okrinsky 0, Mi,viscer 0. lEAGUE: Morris 2, Trombo 6, \ Woodruff 6, Bonham 0, Cochran 1, Sears 0. Gartlara 0, Find 2, Perry _\ 2. Charham 4, Trombo 0. TUSKAWILLA: Wood 5, G. Navarro 2, 101cr 12, Dike?. Pyle 1, Garnow 0, J. Navarro 2, Mellnkas 2. 91 Junior Varsity TUSKAWILLA: Belbeck 0, Scanlon 0, Gostz 0, Hodgson 7, Reesman 0. Smith 1. Sundmarcer 0, _____ Mahon.' 0. Strickland 2. IL LAKEVIEW: Dennis 1, Payne 4, _________________ Whack 4, Walker 6. Hall 1, Herring 4, Glariman 0, Marable 2, Boyles 0, MdItOfl 6, Denmark 0. Grant 0. JACKSON HEIGHTS: McCartney 5, Klukis 4, Phillips 6, Lucas 2, Murphy S. Schell 0, Rivers 0, White 0. AldrIch 0. TEAGUE: Crow 0. MCC$oud .0, Giatting 4. Ba tten 0, hambor-s6, Kelbng 0, Decclma 0, Moors 4, GrecIose 2. Vandsrweid 0, Delis. 0. GIRLS - ..,I.... •k........I. IIMUWUIJI I4IIVILI U In, WJ ,n.nhnA1In., • M*IIMU( Kentucky 9741, was almost melodramatic in assessing the fruits of victory, "This will be the portent basketball the University of Tennessee has ever faced," he said, referring to the Vols' clash Sunday with fifth-ranked Noire Dame In second round of the NCAA Mideast Regional, QUICk'qIIplIIg LSm& COldS Billy Tubbs, on the other hand, declared the Cardinals just a case of his run and gun Cardlnals not being ready to return to Beaumont, Tex. "All the planes are booked up so we didn't have much choice but to win," he said after the Cardinals, surprisingly poised for a team In Its first NCAA townanents, dumped Detroit 96-17 In Saturday night's other first round game. Lamar will play fourthranked Michigan State In the second round Sunday at Middle Tennessee State University's Murphy Center. most imm LOS ANGELES (UP!) Skillfully executed golf, winter rules and beautiful weather contributed to a spate of low scores Friday In the LPGA's $100,000 Classic Ranch Park Golf Course. Two-time U.S. Open champion HollIs Stacy shot a tournament record 6-wider-pit 66 to take the second. round lead by one stroke over Dale Lundquist. "Usually It takes about two months at the start of the get my wheels turning," she said. "ThIs 66 Is my best round of the year so far." Using pinpoint Iron play, Stacy had seven birdies and just one bogey in her round to go With opening-round 72 for a131 total. Lundqulat shot a68 Friday togo with her flrstround 71 over the par-72, 8,266-yard course 139 total. The tournament was played under winter rules, which allow players to lift the ball, clean it and place It on the nicest tuft Of grass they can find within a club length of where It stopped. Jerilyn Briti, of Luverne, Minn., one Of three leaders with 68s Thursday along with Sandra Spualch and Vicki Fergon, shot an even-par 72, including birdies on the final two holes, and was 140. Also 140 was Pat Bradley, who shot a 69 Friday to go with an openinground.71. Spualds soared toa79. • _______ - ECI4M4E -. /" -. For LPGA Lead At LA ,,. 29 I line J 916 0111R,P ,• • varsity - 'i'U ____ 53-41. vs. Lakeview at noon and South Seminole vs. Brantley gym. In boys junior varsity games, Lakeview halted Travel League junior varsity games saw Sanford Teague, both in the Milwee gym. Girls junior varsity Tuskawilla, 34-10; and Jackson Heights downed battling Lake Howell this morning for the right to schedule saw Tuskawilla meet Lakeview at 3:30 and Teague, 22-16. advance to tonight's 7 o'clock game against Lyman Teague and South Seminole meet at 5:30 at aovs In girls varsity games, South Seminole whipped in the Milwee gym. Brantley and Oviedo tangle in Brantley. The 18th-ranked Volunteers got an early scare, falling behind 15-5, before Gary Carter and Terry Crosby keyed a rally game first - IN BRIEF BY (4/,V/# gtq O#4N66 / MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (UP!) Tennessee coach Don DeVoe, having watched his Vols break an NCAA tournament - Hollis Stacy 6-Under , ~, ,' I Herb Beasley is still far out in front in the kennel standings. He has run out over $50,000. The closest kennel to him is Hod Connell with just over $38,000 in purse money. Vols Crank For Ir ish by Alan Mover .. spot And It just so happened that both kennels were in the same heat of the seven-sixteenth. Beasley had the one hole with Nolo Contendere and Cummings was right next door in the two with Mick's Wind Out. The race for wins champion appears to be shaping up as a two-dog contest. Timeless Gift has won 11 of 13 starts, while Steam Train has won nine out of 17. i-: '.' .:'- 6-,- "j - had been wagered. The Longwood greyhound plant Is almost 82 million ahead of last years record setting place. portion -' ..-:'l- • -• The colorful parade of a" . - athletes Is staged this morning at the Seminole •.. High stadium, where the . of track and field '- r the 1979 Seminole County I;.-- 40.. 'N. Special Olympic Games were held under auspices 4•1_ of the Seminole County '.1 Association for Retarded . :—. :.. Children. Nolo Contenclere broke on top. But he injured himself going around the first turn and trailed In. Mick's Wind Out broke fifth, but had moved Into fourth position by the curtain turn. Coming around the far turn she had moved Into third. Then she lowered her head and zipped past the entire field with her classic finishing kick. She won the race by five lengths. SOKC continues its record breaking pace at the mutuel windows. Through Saturday night Just over 826 million As it usually does, the winner of the medley was decided by the seven-sixteenth marathon leg. Going Into the final round Beasley was four points ahead of Cummings 4844. - .' ' - with 49 points. Paul Scheele ran third with 48 points. tanceMedley is ' 4 - 4--- .. T .-I l . r I t 4 PARADE ~_ - / 1. i .-. It only took two greyhounds from the Cameron Cummings Kennel to win the All-Distance Medley competition at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club this week. But what nice greyhounds they are! B. Ginger, last year's win champion, won both the threesixteenth leg of the competition and the five-sixteenth. Mick's Wind Out was just barely nosed out of a win in the % mile leg but won In a lark In the deciding 7-sixteenth marathon ending of the competition. Finishing a distant second was Herb Beasley's kennel OLYMPICS . _~ -. -, %'I r - SPECIAL - 11 C j. 1*y -11 I I - - .-- - - .4 *1V - * -S.--. 4 , - =D o Cummings laims SOKCA - Problem At Prep Level High school tennis in the Central Florida area should be some of the best in the state, if not the nation. The climate alone should assure that each year many top high school teams and individual players are produced. The year around opportunity to play the game and the immense popularity of tennis in the area would surely make it automatic that interscholastic tennis be contestef on a very high level. Right? wrong! For a variety of reasons high school tennis in Central Florida is simply not on the level it could be. high schools south almost always dominate the and have many, many more ranking junior players than the central area. Of course we do have some individual stars, but in most cases these players are the only really high level players on the team. Players such as Craig Perry of Lake Howell, Richard Shanklin and Kevin Copeland at Lake Brantley. Mark West and Jon Poling at Winter Park, [lance Ryan at Oak Ridge, Chris Green, Bishop Moore, Scott Reagan and Ricky Holt at Seminole High, as well as several promising girls including Alice Reen, Lynn Harbour, Gineen Tribue, Ginny Dickinson, Deenie Ware, Katy Jo (;radtly. Ellen March, Suzie Halt and Teresa Pierc'. All of these players are excellent players with very bright futures but players of this quality are simply too few and too far between. With the large number of high schools in the area we should be producing top flight teams. Teams with depth and some capable of winning the state championship. Why has this not happened? Several of the reasons of course are involved with lack of money to build tennis courts on the high school campuses. Most schools in the area must scurry around trying to find a place to practice and play their matches. Often the boys and girls team must share two or three courts for their practices. Matches are usually even more crowded and eight game pro sets must be used to save time. It seems a bit unrealistic that tennis courts are not built on every high school campus. After all, tennis the the No. I participator sport in the U.S. and is In the middle of a tremendous boom in Florida. Of course tennis does not generate any revenue for the schools. So a tack of Iscittttes could certHin%y be cited aq one of the teesons for the poor q ua lity of high school teams. Another could be that most area high schools "pawn off" the job of chaperoning the tcnznk teams on some unsuspecting faculty member who probably dot's not want the Job and has had only a sketchy background in the game. The teaiii is often disorganized and practices ill any) are not very useful or profitable to the player. Basketball and football coaches are hired because of their expertise in their field. Most high school tennis coaches, sadly, are not. In this day of specialization there no longer are "major" or "min or" sports. All should be on an equal basis and should be treated as such. Tennis teams deserve t heir Fair shake on the high school level and that means good facilities to play and practice on, good coaching, proper equipment and proper funding from the top. If these things should ever become a reality, Central Florida tennis Ili high schools would move right to the top. - of us state competition All of those who were hoping that Jimmy Connors, the No. I iiiens player in the world, and Chris Everett, the No. 1 womens player in the world, would finally get together and marry, will be disappointed to know that Jimmy has been wed since October. Jimmy has been secretly married to former Playboy Playmate, Patti McGuire. Chris, on the other hand is engaged to British Cupper, John lloyd. Oh well, the best laid plans of mice and men... PlAYER PROFILE: This week's player of the week is Joyce Farr, who was started in tennis by Eninia Spencer and has been playing for several years. She plays at various courts in the Sanford area. Joyce is a strong hitter and has exce llent control of her shots. City commish David Farr is Joyce's permanent mixed doubles partner and although is not as good a player as Joyce, is a fair player in his own right. Shippenburg Week's Tops owl Shippenburg, Pa. was voted of t he week In the Baseball School at Sanford Memorial the top Sanford team program Stadium. and Belmont of Tennessee each fimsbedwith 61 records, Some 16 more colleges move Into town today and Sunday for a week of spring training at Sanford Memorial Stadium, with games slated daily during the week. — Shippenburg Seminole Girls Blast Leesburg 161NI NIGHTLY 8 PM, (Closed Sunday) The Seminole High girls softball teamcnedl4eesrg Friday, 26-1, for the team's first win In six games. Della Benton paced the victory,slammlngoutaherne run, triple and single c. cumulate nine RBIs. Seminole plays at Mainland Monday. - Thursday Ld,e' Nit, SHS Iossbalhrs IRflFORD- At Horn. Tonight The Seminole High baseball team seeks Its seventh victory in nine games tonight in a 7:30 encounter against Bishop Moore at Sanford Memorial Stadium r MATINEES: Mon Wed. Sat. * NEW MATINEE PostTsmel.15p.m ALL NEW $5 Trilecla lox $42 Trilecla Wheel ALL 12 RACES * S ORLAflDO KEflflEL CLUB N of o.t. JU 9"W" 1192 Iongeoed NISIRVAIIONS 831 1600 Si't Ns One Und,,15 �0A-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March 11, 1979 I I OURSELVES M'I'lwee0 Showing What They Make... BUSINESS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IN BRIEF B rief A Warning: Brazil Juice I ly Market 'Takeover' Near Chas Powers Named Recipient United Growers reported Brazilian citrus Interests had made their move toward a "takeover" of the United States bulk juice market sales traditionally dominated by Florida. The Orlando-based grower organization said it had received reports that Brazilian representatives were actively soliciting bulk juice customers outside of Florida - customers almost exclusively served by Florida processors. "These reports must have basis for Department of Citrus Economic Research Department statistics show approximately 14 percent of 1978 Brazilian juice exports to the United States went on consignment directly from Brazil or through Canada and Mexico," said Executive Vice President Wilson McGee. Of George Wallace Scholarship Chas Powers, of Old Post Road, Longwood, has been named recipient of a George C. Wallace leadership scholarship to Troy State University, Troy Ala. The announcement was made by University President Dr. Ralph W. Adams. A graduate of Lake Brantley High School, Powers was student government president. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kent Powers. Each year the George C. Wallace scholarship is awarded to high school and junior college students who have exce!led In Stromberg Names Aide Dr. i. Kee Keys has joined Stromberg-Carlson Corp. as program manager for station apparatus at the company's Engineering Development Center in Longwood. Dr. Keys, 37, had been project manager, Consumer Electronics Telephone, for Northern Telecom in Nashville, Tenn. Dr. Keys is married and has three children. Inn Remodeling Slated Remodeling of the restaurant and lounge is scheduled to begin at the end of April at the Holiday Inn of Sanford, recently purchased by National Capital Companies Ltd. of Altamonte Springs. 00"YAW? It, -kE academic and-or-leadership accomplishments. ;- J I Sandy Hazard and Chris Light take a peek We Care Needs Volunteers That's .Jay llunziker (right) economics,students prepare their scrutinizing a lead cannon cast handiwork for display. Included is made In his industrial arts class - everything from product designs just one of several items displayed and self-made shirts to plexiglass this week in the Milwee Middle rings, lead casting and woodSchool library. Organized by Greg working items. About 800 seventh Hack, chairman of the Enrichment and eight-graders did their thing for Department, made up of vocational the display that will be taken down education, industrial arts and home on Monday. . - 2 Youths Graduate Center Get a load of that Two Sanford Youths - Parrie L Foster, 1814 West 12th St., and London Strawter, 1012 Holly Ave. - have graduated the Brecklnrldge Job Corps Center In Morganfield, Ky. Foster completed courses In heavy equipment; Strawter received his general equivalency high school diploma. ...L iving What They've Learned Auto Rental Job For Grad Dwayne Clutter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Clutter, Osteen, graduate of Southeastern Academy has been hired by an auto rental agency in Orlando. r p9• \ _ rq': • '; lp, • Cardinal Readies Complex vs Factory-built modular apartment units are being placed in preparation for construction of the Roillngwood Apartments by Cardinal Industries Inc. on Red Bug Road in south Seminole County. Cardinal also reported opening of the Wlckhamwood Apartments In Melbourne, 25th muttt4sznfly residential prolect in the put 21 moitba. ti, The Department of Music at the University of Central Florida (UCF) will play host for the annual meeting of the Southern Chapter of the American Musicological Society, March 14-16, to include two evening concerts open to the public. During the meeting, a regional chapter of the College Music Society will be formed by delegates from Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia. At 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 14, UCF will present a per- c_r featuring John Norton, clarinet, and Gary Wolf, piano. The concerts will be held at the UCF music rehearsal hail. Tickets are available at the door for $2. The American Watercolor Society traveling exhibition will be displayed in Sampson Gallery of Art at Stetson University, DeLand through March 15. According to Fred Messeramith, chairman of the art department at Stetson, the American Watercolor Exhibit has been one of Stetson's biggest art shows of the year. Previous exhibits have drawn art patrons from as far away as Jacksonville. Gallery hours are 9a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays. The public is !/ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Even with Interest rates climbing above 10 percent, the home buying market Is strong and will continue to thrive, predicts mortgage banker Robert Holley. Holley told a seminar for members of the Florida Land Title Association that the singlefamily home Is still the safest Investment around, and noted most buyers haven't been deterred as Interest costs rose during the last six months. Invited. Panel: Retain Auto Checks I Al AA Tricycle jousting like old times Two cut-ups: Wayne Straw (left), Richard Martin - -•--.-- - to - The Seminole High School Class of 1959 Is planning the 20th Class reunion for June 16. The following classmates are missing: Dorothy Browning, Sue Byrd, Bob Day, Carol Grenier, Ray Hudson, James Klckllghter, Linda Prorzo, Robert Stubbings, Leo Turner, Kathy Ventry, Bruce Crocker, Walter Smith and Philip Meeks. If anyone can help the planning committee locate the classmates, please contact Joyce Benton Edwards, 322-5127, or Gladys Studebaker Elder, 3224631. 13W For 6th-graders at Mllwee Middle School, their lessons on the Middle Ages translate into real-life action, thanks to efforLi of Ca'rol J. Ferritto and other teachers. As a finale to study of that historic period, 400 pupils dress, eat and play like their ancestral counterparts. It's called Medieval Day and this was the fourth year for the event. Local merchants supplied prizes and parents most of the food. Gib Edmonds, president of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Seminole County, Sanford, has been appointed to the 1979 Committee on Federal Home Loan Bank System of the United States League of Savings Associations. The appointment was announced by Joseph T. Benedict, president of the League and chairman of the board and president of Freedom Federal Savings and Loan Association, Worcester, Massachusetts. Sturm Attended Conference Bob Sturm, 231 Tollgate Trail, Longwood, has returned from Palm Springs, Calif., where he participated in a sales conference with other Sentry Insurance representatives. He Is the local agent for Sentry and qualified for the meeting through high standards in sales and customer service activity during 1978. By United Press Intentlou1 Washington: The Labor Department Friday reported the unemployment rate for February dropped to 5.7 percent, the lowest point In more than four years. The total number of unemployed dropped 2,000 to 5.8 million. New York: Despite Investor uncertainty about Interest rates, the economy and the Middle East, the stock market finished its bed week in six months Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial average climbing 27.11 points to 842.86. New York: United Airlines, the nation's largest carrier, will ask the Civil Aeronautics Board to approve a basic fare hike of 4 percent on all its flights to match American Airlines' request for a 4 percent increase. Cleveland: The Standard Oil Co. Friday announced a decision to cut supplies to Its stations because of "Increased demand on our supplies" resulting from allocation measures taken by other oil firms. Tokyo: Wilhelm Haferkamp, vice president of the European Communities, will visit Tokyo later this month for talks with Japanese officials on ways to reduce Japan's trwfe surplus with the Common Market, Japanese sources reported. cars." There's only one thing she prefers not to do, and that's billboards. "I don't do billboards as! like to do what I do in the house," says the efficient worker who neatly does her sign work In the family room of her two-story house overlooking the 13th hole of the Rolling Hills Golf Course In she worked as it dance Instructor, whe found herself painting signs; ann as it sacs person in real estate, she was, more often than not, painting signs. So, it only seemed natural that, six years ago, with the support of her husband she started her ovii business. "[)oil's sort of my quality control," she smiles. 'Ile does all the cutting out of the signs and installing them." And now as [)oil is starting it business of his own in computer sales, Kelly's Signs will give the family it sense of financial security until Don's business gets established. A month's supply of wood, paint, and good brushes was all the inventory Kelly needed to start her business ... besides tuna fish cans. Tuna fish cans fit well in the palimi of the hand and are ideal containers to pour Longwood. "I get to stay at home and be with my kids," says the mother of three still at home - Theresa, 17; Brett, 12; and Shannon, 11. There are other advantages too. "I'm not an early person. I don't like to get up early," says Kelly. And, of course, she likes the Independence that comes with being self-employed. She's also free to travel with husband, Don, at will. Painting signs just seemed to be Kelly's destiny. For a while she was a telephone operator, but she was always being "called of to do signs and flip-charts." Then, when - -- - -------- ---------------------------. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert (Cr111) Pearce will celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary with a reception on Sunday. March 11, at the Woman's Club of Sanford between the hours of 2.4 p.m. All friends and family are cordially Invited. The guests of honor request no gifts. 1?Th Herald photo by Joan Madlion Jfl••' •• ' small amounts of paint. "All my friends are saving tuna fish cans for inc." she laughs. Kelly's work is usually priced out by time and material. Some signs like 'For Sale by Owner" are a set price. Kelly has had some interesting experiences in her work. "I almost fell off the scaffolding once," she shudders. 'My husband and I were doing the front of it building In Maitland. The scaffolding had broken. That was scary." She's also learned to be flexible. Recently she had it 20loot real estate banner to get ready. It was too cold to hang it outside on the louse to work on. so she put it upstairs in the hallway. "If anyone had to go to the bathroom." they - See SIGN PAINTER, Page 211 ••••'•••• *_•• • - .. -• .. --'.-:' V. .'ar.- , Free Classes Create Bazaar Articles By MELENI)A EL)MSTON Herald Correspondent "how-to's" of every cratt under pickles, Ineseives and baetl the sun, they are also creating goods, and a cotton candy beautiful items for the fall mnaler. The best things in life are freebazaar to be held Nov. 2 and 3. For tic convenience of their -or so the familiar old tune (tui for customers, a nursery will be "It's going to be lots of say's. But unfortunately good things such as products and services Mrs. Mary Rishell (right) of Altamonte, and Mrs. Violet Beckhorn of Lake Mary, work together on a macramed necklace with a frog. .' do not come in free packages too often an ymore. It may seem incredible, but for no cost at all, the United ethodist - S S... ' ,• ' •_ , •. .. ' :.. '..- • . .. • - - '':": .- -' '. '• '•. • • , ' •: •:•:';• ..••.'. s' . '... - • • •• .' ,. .1 • : , - •,,,, Women ,,? provided. Our 'Some of these ladies ill prices a ill be reasonable and well have something within everyone's price range," Mrs. Campbell predicted. A rwninuge sale will be held Saturday, Mar. 24, oil the Casseiberry are welcome to need fellowship.' a.m. come to the Comm unity United until 3 min. to raise nwney to Methodist Church Fellowship buy supplies for the bazaar. hail every Thursday to learn a everyone," Mrs. Campbell said new craft, about the bazaar. There will be Anyone wishing to donate items Each week, someone teaches fmxl on Friday evening and it for the rwntnage sale may it craft such as quilling, Saturday luncheon served by contact Mrs. Mary Boone, 830muacramnu, quick point, needle the youth. 7835, or Mrs. Janet Stevens, 831point, crocheting, knitting, dolls 1781 for Pick up. Besides macrame m m belts, and patc patchwork. Th e women get excited about iecaces hanging plant pot The craft classes were the holders, wall decorations, the materials and ideas that idea of Mrs. Sharon Campbell, can bring to share with chairman of the November pillows, dolls, stuffed animals they mi d broomstick horses, there others. One offered to bring bazaar. "I love crafts and being will be Christmas tree illustrations for decoupage that she'd been saving. "You might as well get some use out of The sale will feature a them, I'm not creative," she They only get out of the house "Kiddie Konier" with pur- admitted, "Sure you are," once or twice a week," she chase's for children costing Sharon replied, adding added. wider one dollar, a "country "Everyone is creative - they While they are learning the kitchen" with homemade J ust may not know it." said the enthusiastic chairman. "Some of these ladies need Fellowship. with people, •.• ' Pearce Celebration Set Sunday IV-IV Kelly ('aravello paints signs of all types • 1 r- By JOAN MADISON Herald Correspondent Kelly's Signs is a unique business. It's the only firm of its kind In the county run by a woman. And Kelly Caravello doesn't even need a sign to advertise her business. A sign painter since her graduation from Winter I'ark High School In 1962, she's gathered quite a following, and most of her business is now repeat or referral. "I don't have to prove myself," says the versatile artist. "I have only twice had somebody ask me to see a sample of my work." Which is good, since Kelly just doesn't have signs laying around. "I have only had two signs since I started in business that the customer didn't pick up," explains the sole employee of Kelly's signs, who paints signs of all types -and graphics, murals, posters, banners, flip-charts, lettering on trucks, and even "numbers on airplanes and stock • Edmonds Named To Panel The Economy At A Glance Class Of '59 Needs Information . ,- Bus iness Water Color Art On Exhibit Home Buying Still Strong JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Auto safety inspections should be revised to cover only safety-related Items, but the program should be retained, says a resolution from the State Association of County Commissioners. The three-day, mid-year conference of 250 delegates from all across Florida ends Saturday. The group meets every year just before the legislative session to decide upon Its bill package. ,• 1 Her Signs A Uni que formance of Igor Stravinsky's L'Hlstolre Du Soldat. The following evening, at 8:30, there will be a faculty recital I I We Care, Inc., a 24-hour crisis intervention and suicide prevention center, is in need of volunteers. An evening orientation program will begin on March 20 from 7 pm. to 10 pm. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The sessions will be held at the YMCA on 1201 N. Lakemont, Winter Park. These sessions are for anyone Interested In learning more about some of the problems concerning the community and how to respond to these different needs. A number of professionals will lead sessions on various topics such as Suicide, Domestic Violence, Divorce, and Communication Techniques. The program is free anI open to the public. For Information call 425-2624. Music Society Meets At UCF p Sunday, March 11, 1979-1B -- - decorations and novelties, • • Herald Photos by Tom N.ts.l -, - p! - - • Ready, Theresa Stoner - the jester ..•1ø Bes t Gain In 6 Months For Stock Market NEW YORK (UP!) - The stock market, propelled by gambling, savings and selected blue-chip Issues, scored its best gain In six months this week In active trading. The advance was made in the face of uncertainties surroundlug oil prices, Inflation, interest rates and President Carter's efforts to persuade Egypt and Israel to sign a peace treaty. The Dow Jones industrial average, which lost 7.53 points Last week, climbed 27.11 points Lo 842.86, the best performance since it rose 28.41 points the week ended Sept. 8. Technical analysts said they were encouraged that the Dow ioke through the 840 level where It had met some investor eslstence. But they were not Impressed that gambling stocks paved the way for the rally. The New York Stock Exchange index added 1.4 to 55.81 and Standard Poor's 00 stockindexjumped2.57to99.54. Advances routed declines, 1,383 to 464, among the 2,095 issues traded. The week's surge began Monday when Iran returned to oil production for the first time in 69 days, raising hopes that shortages worldwide would be alleviated. But the Persian nation said later It would produce only 3 million barrels of its valuable light crude oil daily, half the 6.5 million output prior to the revolution. And it plans to sell In the spot market at high prices. & Other OPEC nations appar- other regulatory agencies re- thanIt answered about foreign Gambling stocks were the ently plan to do the same with duced yields on short-term and domestic affairs," said market's leaders. Del E. Webb some of their petroleum. savings certificates to Monte Gordon, Dreyfus Corp. was the second most active Observers doubt the open moderate the nation's housing vice president. NYSE-listed issue, up 3¼ to market will tolerate this action. boom and cool the economy. Big Board volume tutaled 22. Ramada Inns, the fifth But economists believe the Also, these were indications 144,546,000 shares, compared mod active Issue, added 1¼ to official OPEC price will be late Friday the Fed may have with 1,1455 last week and 11. Ramada sold Its 7 percent around $20 a barrel this year, a tightened credit, a move that 10087,500 during the same interest In Webb. hood sharply higher than the would dash investor beliefs that week a year ago. Caesar's World, the fourth 14.5 percent Increase agreed rates had peaked. Gabriel Composite volume of NYSE mod active Issue, soared 12% upon last December. Hauge, Manufacturers issues listed on all U.S. ex. Higher oil rates played a Hanover chaInna, predicted changes and over the counter to 564. The gambling firm, a large role In the 1 percen rise higher rates by the end of the totaled 165,012,260 shares, corn- 4Ipolnt winner last week after reporting higher earnings, said In February's wholesale prices. month. pared with 144,614,015 last it could not explain the activity Traders treated the report Government reports that week. in Its stock. favorably, however, because It January factory orders rose 1.9 UV Industries was the most Among the other NYSE was down from the 1.3 percent percent and key nondefense active NYSE-Listed Issue, up % gambling Issues, Playboy Ensurge In January and below capital goods orders jumped 7.4 to 324. The firm, which has terprises climbed 4 to 22¼ most predictions. percent demonstrated the announced liquidation plans, Is and Bally Manufacturing 3s to Nevertheless, the Carter ad- strength of the economy. fighting a takeover bid by 62. On the Amex, Resorts ministration and the Federal "The market's advance was Sharon Steel. Sharon revealed Reserve were disturbed by the rather remarkable since the it had bought $46.6 million Interruitional A, the most active Issue, gaIned 5 to 51%. GoIde figures. The Fed and three week raised more questions worth of UV stock. Nugget, second, climbed. 9. Steinmeyer Birth Announced Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stelnmeyer Jr. of Geneva, announce the birth of their second child, a son, Stephen Leon, who weighed In at 7 lbs., 7 ozs., on Feb. 23, at Orlando General Hospital. Welcoming Stephen home Is his sister Becky. Matetnal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schendel, Winter Park. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stelnmeyer Sr. of Sanford. GED Test Dates Scheduled The GED test leading to a Florida High School Diploma will be offered at Seminole Community College on April 16, 17 and 18. Eligibility for taking the test must be completed by April 6. A free, self-help program to prepare the student for the test is available at study centers loced throughout Seminole County. For details on the study cehter in your neighborhood, call Seminole Community College and ask for the GED office. Friends Invited To Open House Mr. and Mrs. Colian Grann, former Sanford residents, will celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Sunday, March 18, with open house at the Casala Community Club, Casala, Fla., between the hours of 2-6 pin. All friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend. ZZ Herald photo by Melinda Edmiston No, these aren't little UFO creatures, they are apples carved out and set to dry for five to six weeks, before they will be made into old fashioned apple dolls. Mrs. Mabel Henderson (right) of Maitland consults Mrs. Polly Bowdoin of Sharon Campbell of Caaselberry, shows the before and alter. Longwood, on how to join a quick point boutique tissue box. �s—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March 11, 1979 Consumer Affairs Program ST. PAT'S anom-mm Mrs. J. C. Pratt, a past president of Florida Federation of Women's Clubs, was guest speaker at the March general meeting of the Woman's Club of Sanford. PUBLIC Making shamrocks and other Irish things :and stuff are Linda :IIoIt (from left), Ion :Mandeville. Sandy :Trosper, president of :All Souls Home And School Association (ASHSA) and Martha Lower. The colorful decorations will deck the hail of the social hall of ASHSA, corner of 8th Street and Oak Avenue, on March 17, at a St. iatnick's Day dance and buffet. The public Is welcome.. No tickets will be sold at the door. For reservations ($8 per person) call 323-0468 or 322-7090. Music will be by "Three More" and there will be entertainment, door prizes and free setup's at the BYOB event. Dress is optional. Proceeds will benefit the school. MICA IS PRESENTING MINSTRELS WEDNESDAY The New Christy Minstrels are a major phenomenon in the history of the entertainment industry. Since their beginning in 1961, the Minstrels have surpassed virtually every milestone of professional achievement — and they continue to entertain audiences throughout the world as one of the most Mrs. Pratt, currently president of the Southern Regional Division of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, was introduced by Mrs. George Drew, chairman of the Home Life Department which sponsored the program. Employed In the offices of Doyle Connor, Florida Commissioner of Agriculture, Mrs. Pratt spoke on "Consumer Affairs." Mrs. Walter A. Glelow, president, presided over the exciting and versatile acts in all of show business. The Minstrels will appear at the Sanford Civic ('enter on Wednesday, March 14, at 8 p.m. under the auspices of Seminole Mutual Concert Association (SMCA) for members only. Also at this time new officers and board members of the association will be voted on. f business meeting after the ; luncheon. The following department heads were ratified: Arts Department, Mrs. Estelle 1/ Davis; Public Affairs Department, Mrs. E. A. Yancey; Home Life Department, Mrs. T Kratzmar. Officers elected to fill the expiring terms this season are: Mrs. Richard Fowler, first vice president; Mrs. Vernon Harris, recording secretary; and Mrs. Lois Housholder, treasurer. A grounds chairman will be added to the present appointed ¶1 , •1 4 Linda Karen Lutts Adrian Hall; and Social Department, Mrs. Joseph 1 - Atr - •: Herald Photo by Tom N.ts.l L utts-Carlt on , Dr. George H. Canton of Altamonte Springs, son of Hugh Carlton and Mrs. Rose Marie Carlton. Both live In Sanford. :1 I The wedding is planned for June 22. The bride-elect graduated from Lyman High School, Longwood, and graduated from Florida Technological University. !LL r Her fiance graduated from Seminole High School, Sanford, Seminole Community College, Sanford, and Auburn University, School of Veterinary Medicine, Auburn, Ala. In And Around Longwood MesslckP helps Continued From Pare lB had to crawl under the sign," she laughs. It was almost as bad as when she had a large billboard (8' x 32) to work on, only this tlme4he dining room served as a work shop. "Don was in Vancouver and I was supposed to meet him. He told me I didn't have enough time to do the billboard.., not to do It." But without too much hesitation, Kelly decided that the would tackle the job-that It would allow her to pay for her ticket If she did. With the help of a friend, they worked feverishly all night. "We finished at 7:00 a.m." she recalls, and at 8:30 a.m. Kelly was on her way to Vancouver, feeling very smug about her accomplishment. However. that's, not the only time she's worked aU nI&. "Everybody waits until the last minute," she declares. "1 , _ L n• don t have on e customer L WL aiya, wan t a sign.You can have It In two weeks!" "Signs are the last thing they think about." she notes. "When you are In business for yourself, you are afraid to say, 'What LI I get this done In two weeks?' Somebody else will say they'll get It done tomorrow, and they may not, but they've got the job," she says. "SO I say yes, and I stay up all night painting." "U you put everything you want to say on a sign, they can't see your name much less all that the sign says. It's a much nicer sign and much more readable If they keep It short," she declares, Kelly's successful business Is a sign that a woman can do most anything she puts her mind to and that she can combine family and business and succeed at both -If she so wishes. eig hborhood Bids Family 'Farewell' Mr. and Mrs. George F. Messick of Casselberry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Lee, to Charles Ray (4 As I look out my window, the rain Is pouring down. Across the street I can see a bright orange object, blurred by the rain. This large, blurry, orange object Is a moving van and It is being loaded with the peronal p=scszlons of three very lovely people. Our neighborhood has lost Gene, Brenda and Julie Lowe to Atlanta, where Gene has taken a position with a large firm. Gene and Brenda are very special people who will be greatly missed by Its all. They were honored with a buffet In the home of Denise and Happy Clark. After indulging in many kinds of different dellcasles, Gene and Brenda were presented In your new home. I MARSHA How wonderful to FINALLY be six. This thought must have gone through Matthew Bennett's mind on March 4. Matthew was the guestothonor at a yard party, celebrating 116sixth birthday. A "Star Wars" theme was carried out In the WAIT i Herald Correspondent 844760 -- with a brass door knocker, engraved with their last name, to be put on the front door of their new home. Fellow neighbors attending their "farewell" gala were Jim and Kathy Hornaday, Kitty Moore, Barbara and David Helms, Rosalie Coolie, Munir and Fumiko Habib, Sam and Nancy Bennett, John and Pain Yurick and John and 1. From all of us to both of you, the ._,1 of everything decorations and rocket cake. Games enjoyed by the guests Included "Put the now on the clown," and a balloon relay race, where each team had to sit on a blanket and pop the balloon. The children also decorated paper plates, which they later threw through a large ring. Guests included brother Travis, Mitt Clark, Mark Habib, Jake Lowe, Tyler Griffin, David and Jason Dapore, Bethany Wait, Stacy and Jaime Hor- Presenting the charter to Commander Manly Sanders will be State Jr. Vice Jack Burns. Dedication of new post colors will also take place. Preceding the presentation will be a dinner, which begins at 1 p.m. A $3 per person donation Is being asked. Following the ceremony, will be dancing. How about a little wearin' of the green, partaking In corned beef and cabbage and dancing naday, Patrick Reilly, Trey Fisher, Andy Donlon, Ryan Rogers, Jeff Wells, John Nita and Alex Mar- ask. Oh, I alniu& lot-got. The highlight of the party was father, Sam, equipped with a whistle around his neck, leading the youngsters through their games. "Matthew told me his dad reminded him of the coach at school," said Mother Nancy. Winter an Irish jig on St. Patty's Day? This and more can be yours at South Seminole VFW Post 8207 and ladies auxiliary on March 17. The $2 per person dinner will be: served from 6:30.wd.il 8:39: - - p.m. Following the dinner will be dancing to The Dixie Flyers. This fun event is open to the public and I'd like to give you all my personal Invitation. See you there. - Phelps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim C. Phelps of Franklinton. N.C. Born In Akron, Ohio, the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. Gladys Messick of Salisbury, N.C. She Is a 1971 graduate of Lyman High School, Longwood, and a December, 1977 graduate of Valencia Community College, Oilandu. She is employed as a media buyer for Gilpin, Peyton & Pierce Inc. Her fiance, who was born In Raleigh, N.C., Is a May, 1963 graduate Greyhound Lines Inc. GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMiSlON 1Io ha Ore'., I".InI 01 AdRit ni ffrplion Park-Maitland The wedding will be an event of April 21, at 4 p.m., at the Community United A RIVE AUV iJJ R E SUNSHINE STATE - Patricia Messick Methodist Church, Casselberry. VFW Post 101. TRINITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL Sief FABRIC AND LABOR " P M In England. Although Ginny Ginny anU mnarea s cflurch. she caine hoiiie in DecemberdUbtnatvr UI pack 251 , his didn't fulfill her hopes of Those wishing to help may with her 15-month-old chili. Wvlxks den III five boys tat) (if touring the Holy land, I'm sure ntact the office at ('out- They were sent home for an them inducted only tt o weeks site saw a side of the modern munit' United Methodist Intendeti one-nwntti irItI by ago at tlit' Ulut' arnt Goll -. dip, Israel that fe%' tourists ever tier hu.sbaiid's oiq,t1I% Uaaqut jiipt'd,It ilw tit,ttii. nd WAJL radio station contest. see. You will be reading more Carl, who was teaching the to attend hit' Central Florida As it t urned out, the 'lucky According Deanne about Gnuiy and Mildred's lranmns how to fly the F-li Co uncil of ( 'ubs :t1tl Boy Scout:; to lady, has had a 'stroke" of bad Wi!lins of WAJL "Ginny is experiences after their arrival fighter jet, stayed on until the Webelos JailibIrce ttii luck. On her first day in doing well and is a witness to Sunday evening, fall of the Shah's government, weekend. I'he ca ininiree. Tel Aviv, Israel, she fell and those around her." -------Because Mrs. Peters was Itu'iti'd be'twcvn Oviedo and broke her hip In her hotel room. group went on to complete their As you can imagine, hospital The happy Senior Citizens planning on returiung, "site left ('liuluota, v ill give (bent ii Her traveling companion, tour and arrived back in and extra traveling expenses do will celebrate their fifth Ufl it lot of clothing, personal items, ('lhIR't' to t'iIiIt) 11111, hike, and Mildred Gaddie, of Longwood, Orlando Tuesday night. not come cheap. There have niversary on Friday, March 16 and souveniers over there," test their outdoor skills stayed behind to look after her Mildred and Ginny did get to been several "love offerings" at the American Legion (rul said. In Tel Aviv. as the rest of the see London as the tour stopped taken up among the tours and building in Kern Park. The hit' (.ISSt'ht)CI'i'y Singles The Schmidts who had been lunch will begin at 12:30 p.m. G roup will entertain '(hit' Congratulations to Molly vacationing on St. Marten t'hiut'r's'' Singles, a ho ilit''t Island in the Caribbean stopped Friends lilt) Baptist Stetitik, ikury Cattaniole, by Carol's home on Wednesday a lthia Wart!, anti Ruth Altainonte Springs, March 17 it on their way Ikulie to You of ('asselberry, who were :30 pin. iii the l'eiloship hail N.Y. recently installed as president, of ('ulnin tinit I . nited y U vice-president, secretary, and Methodist,I 7-92. South Seminole Senior Methodist, treasurer. Marvin and ltt'ba Mc('lain of Citizens will hold their annual 151 N. Triplet Drive, will Ix' the At their' last meeting the catered dinner meeting and guest speakers follth% ing (hi' seniors viewed movies of the installation of next year's ofcover ed dish dinner. Mississippi Queen in New ficers at noon on Thursday in ---It-- - ., .• .. tIhr,1rr.,,I ,,...,.sl.. ..( " -'II ages Orleans. U[liWt. IIIC CIUIJ IS planning, a me Casselberry Woman's Club ................... DEAR ABBY: Will you someone other than their there and cruise on the meeting house on Overbrook and taiths iva jout the Singles please find a nice girl for my parents because their parents trip Group. MItiit Queen on Sept. 28 Drive. son? Burton is 33, nice looking, usually are the problem.) Oct. 5. plays the piano, and Is not A great full family tune has Don't let up, Abby. Mental dumb. He's had three years of PERSIAN RUG Mrs. Carol Ecker of 1463 been planned for St. Patrick 's health Is the most Important college, but he lacks ambition AUCTION thing In the world. I dread to Canterbury CIrc1 1 and her Day at English Estates and drive. think of what might have children, Jeffrey, 3, and Laurel, Elementary School on Oxford He's gone out with lots of i Thursday, March 15 happened had I been so proud, 1, returned last week front a Road in Fern Park. girls, but he never calls them. If 8:00 P.M. 1i him if I urn a whfn.,.... The carnival, which will ho- no ashamed • or tintn, thev S... at V LI visit In New York with tier a..., ,w it. .. a a. 'DJ or whfl4t - A tiice Gifri For My Son ?' date for him, he'll go. He has a few friends, but If they don't call him, he doesn't call them. I'm sure the right girl could motivate Burton to be a little more active socially. His father and I would like to be grandparents, but Burton is our only child and he doesn't seem to be In any hurry to have a home of his own. He lives with us, has an 8 to 4 Job, and that's his life. DO YOU know of a nice girl for my $69,W .p. •,np,u 3 wldffi pair IV' ions. 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Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Glenda Drummond who real ieslnSt. Cloud, Fl. 8400 Aloma Avenue, Orlando, Fl. 32807 ___z_'•-_ -- .• • -- :1 Her fiance, who is the grandson of Mrs. C.G. Thorsie of Senford and also Mrs. W.H. McGuire of Jackson, Ky. Was horn In Louisville. He graduated from Seminole High School In 1574 and will graduate from the University of Central Florida with a degree In Education. Wedding plans will be announced at a later date non- .•-•---- . - / DEEP CLEANING We're Cleaning Up The bride-elect's maternal grandfather Is Edwin Gruth College Preparatory—Grades 7 lhrough 12 - OVER 20 YRS. EXPERIENCE of Hartford, Wisc. _-.-__--- a..L.S. DEAR THANKFUL Thank you for the testimonial. I know of no one who, at some time In his or her life, couldn't have used counseling. Not everyore needs years of analysis. But In times of stress, sorrow or In decision, a few sessions with a trained therapist can work mlrkrIPL 11pm -"'-r recommended a psychologist, one's mental health clinic. And My daughter agreed to go "J the price Is always right, The True Experts at Thorne of Qyita1 Drive, Sanford. TRINITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL Trinity Preparatory School is discriminatory in admissions. ----.'.. It Is that keeps so many people from seeking the help they . need ThANKFUL U Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Drummond of VIsion Road, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Debra J. Hunt to Michael L. Thorne, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. APPLICATIONS now being accepted for school year 197940. Phone 6714140 for FREE brochure. She threatened several times to run away, and I was worried, flpp fpj,hpr pnitagl m in -. and 625 Douglas Ave. Altamonte Springs 32701 Ph. 862.1051 Debra J. Hunt HOLD CLASS SIZES TO LESS THAN 20 STUDENTS. $1 INCLUDES FABRIC, TAILORING, MEASURED AND INSTALLED ON YOUR ROD At 14 my daughter was having problems. She wasn't popular, her grades were poor and we were constantly at each other's throats, Announces the relocation of his office to ( S ic $li counseling or therapy to help solve their problems. This might seem to be a cop-out to some, but I know how helpful it Is. Dr. Robert L. Smith, M.D.P.A. OFFER ADVANCED ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Calculus, two years of both biology nd chemistry, third and fourth years of foreign language. .• - - / parents, Marian and Joe Schimnldt and sisters' families, Part of the purpose of her trip was to see her sister and brother-in-law, Linda and Doug (;oiner, in Long Island, before their move to California, where they would be separated by even more iiiiles. 11cr sister, Jeanine, all( tier husband, Carl Peters, kept her interest with their first hand experiences in Iran. Carol's sister, like ninny other Americans living in Iran, was unaware of (tie seriousness of poiitica unrest in Iran when Sat., Mardi 17 at 10 a,11i.-4 ),iii,, will have refreshments,m games, a cake walk, and pony rides. flMV will be a flea market to the biggest bargain hunter. Danny Treanor of T.V.. Channel 9 will judge a bicycle contest lit 110011. Magic Shows, featuring "The Fantastic Magician" (rout Mystery Fun Ilouse will be at 2 and 2::h0 put. According to Jan 'l'ulp, SANFORD PLAZA ALTAMONTE MALL or ...forhalf-slze elegance. all that is now ...AII the nice in Lady Spring Dr.ssi See - - A ll 2, ATTRACT FACULTY WITH MASTERS DEGREES 18 faculty members have an advanced degree. One English teacher has his doctorate. - - - ---- Burton once." It worked out splendidly. wants a girl be will have W find It took only six monthi. (Both of one Wmsell. Perhaps one of his us went so we could learn to problems could be a mother understand each other better.) who does too much for him Today my daughter is the Burton sounds like a nice fellow. If he wants any help from me, I'D be gW to help children. When they showed him, but I can't Intrude on a signs of emotional turmoil, she man's life because his mother saw to it that they went to a professional therapist, just as asks me to. she did In order to understand DEAR ABBY: You con- themselves better. (Kids stantly urge people to get frequently need to talk to -021ealiue Friel, ' DEAR WORRIED: 1. PLACE STUDENTS IN COLLEGES Trinity students have been accepted at 187 different colleges in the United States. - —.' I('riow 'Do Burton, Abby? WORRIED IN PATTERSON In the past ten years, Trinity has PROVEN its ability to: Yorktown— $2" Limited Yardage Available. of Frankllnton High School. FLORI You may remember reading In ills column awhile backL NDA about 'lucky' Ginny Bro of TO -D Fern Park, who won a trip to berr the Holy Land for two front a - He Is employed by Friday, March 16, South Seminole VFW Post 8207 and ladies auvlltory will host the presentation of a Perpetual Life Charter to CUSTOM DRRPER4 SAVE 34% 'Lucky L ady' Has A ' Stroke' Of Bad L uck Mr. and Mrs. William B. Lutts, of Casselberry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Linda Karen, to Mrs. George Drew (left) and Mrs. J. C. Pratt Painter Painter In And Around Casselberry Dr. George If. Canton 7 offices. In other business It was an- •• nounced that Mrs. Yancey Is the senior club member snonsor for the Junior Woman's Club of Sanford. ...Sign Sunday. Mai ch 11, )979--)13 Engagements Presented For Clubwomen: DANCE El' OPEN TO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. fashioned in soft airy pastels or no Pictured — Navy polka dot In easy care polyester, $42. Other half-size Styles from $28. 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An architect, ihos. wife and daughter were brutally assaulted by muggers, launches a one-man war of vengeance against the oily's street criminals, (A) (Network advises viewer discretion) LOVE BOAT "Ages 0? M'" Paul Burke, Patrick L1bor1saui "Families" Mark Michael Tucci. 10:00 (2) (12) ROCKFORD 11:30 (4)0 FACE THE NATION TURNABOUT "Every 30 Seconds" Battered women and wife abusers discuss . , unr.portea crime In America. (A) FILES Rockford. hospitalized follow. in an accident, sees a trans. P4$flt O(Qifl renovid from in .,.,.,.. k. unaware .s ".-" -"dOnor UFANTASY ISLAND A car penler yearns to become a dashing jewel thief; and a YOIJO9 WOrn&fl wan ts to nit -'- -- •-', - AFTERNOON the man of her drums. 12:00 11:00 (2) (4.) 00(12) NEWS (4) MOVIE "SidekiCks" (C) (1974) Lou Gossett, Larry Hagman. A con turn makes money when the white man "saNs" his black comrade in me i.-CM War West. (1 Hr. 45 MInt) •CONSUMERSUYUNE - 11:30 (2) SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host:Garyausey. S MOVIE "Change Of Habit" (C) (1969) EM. Presley, Mary Tyler Moore. A young novitiate and a doctor become dply attached while working together in a ghetto clinic, (I 1/2Hrs.) ISSUES AND ANSWERS PITERCOM CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Home Nursing, Simplifying Legalese, Bedding" * ADULTS 31 STUDUNTS OVER 64 jPLAZA and Joirn Rornita TWIN 7*1 H. I 7ff SPECIALMATINU ONLY 1:003:00 P.M. ALLSEATS1.S0 NEWMAN WI 1 R-M *ULP NEVER HERE! f 2.00 0 MOVIE "Destiny Of A Spy" (C) (1989) Lorne Greene, .'..muI,y Quayle. pair or agents working for different countries proves that in a life of danger, even spies are subject to love. (2 Hrs.) U THE SUPERTEAMS The Pittsburgh Stealers vie with the Dallas Cowboys in a variety of sporting events in this second , nriIlmin,u , v SuWearin competition from , Honolulu, Hawaii. 0 TENNIS "Aetna World Cup Tennis" Outstanding players from the United States are Pittad against their counterparts from Australia in the fourth singlee match and the first dou. bles match. 3'lS U WORLD SERIES OF AUTO RACING Coverage of Part I of the International Race of Champions, a road race event from Riverside, California, featuring 12 top driver s including Cal. Yarborough and the - - 14)000LF "Jackie Gleason Inverarry Classic" Coverage of final-round play in this $300,000 tournament from Inverarry Country Club in Lauderhill, Florida. 4:15 0W1OE WORLD OF SPORTS Coverag, of the World Bobsled Championships from Koenig. THU FUTURISTIC aai evmg the force. Starsky and @0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 00000 MORNING AMER$CA "Lillie: Emilie" Fifteen-year-old Lithe disappoints two suitors, then catches the eye of wealthy Edward Langtry. Utah. 5.00 (2) MISS TEE GEMERICA PAGEANT Anion Williams and Leslie Griffiths, "Miss TeenAge America 1078." co-host Ihecompetitlonuyoung wom• en aces 13 to 17 vie for the title. RO(NYONEI (12) flRING UN! "Three British M.P.s And William F. Buckley Jr." Guests: Nell Kinnock, Labor; John Pardoe, Liberal; and Rhodes Boyson, ConservEVENING CA risk. 700 U.:- ,, a TODAY 00000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 8:30 00000 MORNING AMERICA ) ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU 11.15 (4) CBS NEWS 11:30 (2) NBC LATE MOVIE "The Critical List" (1978) Lloyd BrIdges, Robert Wagner. A 9:00 (1) (1) DONAHUE 0 MY THREE SONS 0 MOVIE hospital director in line for a 0 EDUCATIONAL PRO. Federal cabinet post learns GRAMMING that members of his staff are falling prey to a sharp malprac. lice lawyer. (Part 1 of 2) (A) (4) MOViE "Women At West Point" (Premiere) Linda Purl, Andrew Stevens. The story of the first women to enter the United Stales Military Academy at West Point is dramatized. ONEWAVENGER8 ACyber. naul agent with the ability to become a walking missile Y(J to destroy the Avengers. 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY 9:55 (4) UPBEAT 10:00 (2) © CARD SHARKS (4) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 10:30 (2) al ALL STAR SECRETS G THE PRICE IS RIGHT 11:00 (M HIGH ROLLERS U HAPPY DAYS (A) - 0 JUKEBOX Guests: Little River Band, Mud, Kursaal 1130 Flyers, Billy J. Kramer, Bay City Rollers. HOURS © P1ii Course" (12) NBC LATE MOVIE "Nountain Man" (1976) Denver Pyle, John Dehner. A man suffering the Wild Sierras, where he Milk or Shake Rolls FRIDAY, MARCH 16 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Irish Stew Whole Potatoes Peas & Carrots Pears& Carrots Pears in Lime Jello Mllk& Roll Milk or Shake EXPRESS LINE 12:00 YOUNG RESTLESS -- £1r,.a I.'.,', MOVIE "The ParadineCase'il948Gregory Peck, Ann Todd. A woman 0 EDUCATIONAL 12:30 NEWS O8EARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW Q RYAN'S HOPE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1:00 (2) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (3)MIDOAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS U ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 (4) 0 AS THE WORLD believing her story of inno. cence. [U1' MORNING 530 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:53 CLUB (11) 6:00 (2) EARLY DAY £LII PRO. GRAMMING accused of murdering her husband charms her lawyer into (r) Aflk16IfU AND THE TURNS #i%&fA _____ 6:46 SE5.RSE'T 6:49 4.) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:66 00000 MORNING FLORIDA ,I, 6:00 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS RY.UMOORE 700 (2)(T0OAY (4)0 MONDAY MORNING MISTERpnnaM() (MO*i) (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING 5:30 (2)fdfY4 • THE 000 COUPLE BEWITCHED (4)OWEDNIso*v' MORN. OVER EASY l (WED) MONDAY, MARCH 12 Monday Morning Tontmasters Club,7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight watchers, 10 a.m. Ascension Lutheran Church, Weighs 7p.m., Florida Federal Altamonte Springs. Diet Workshop, 10 am, and noon, Canton Union Building, Stetson University, Deland; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand. Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees board, 7:30 p.m., ryingfrlsndsolam*lonaurewt MilkorShake Waffle Stop. Deltona Area Chamber of Commerce 7' 30 n m EXPRESS LINE Franks otiBun Sanford Sloppy Joe 4Anon,8p.m., First United Methodist Church. TatorToti TOUS$1&d Fresh Fruit Milk or Shake WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS SallsbUrySteak Rice Broccoli Fruit Sanford AA, 8 pm., 1201 W. First St. Mllk& Roll MIDDLE SCHOOL Salisbury Steak Irish Sandwich rr, Milk or Shake SENIOR HIGH allsburySteak Fisk Sandwich 3:30 (4)0 MA'S'H(R) ELECTRIC COMPANY 4:00 () EMERGENCY Oft (4) THE 000 COUPLE (MON. THU) (4) QU94 pfp5 $PE. 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Chill MilkorShake 5'flJØf() SEE (MON. .w, PLUS Whole Potatoes Peas -& Carrots PearsiaL.lntejello Hamburger on Bun Corn THU. FRI) MIDDLE SCHOOL Irish Stew Sausage Whipped Potatoes Fink Fruit 8:00 '.name" schools like Wharton. (4) CONSUMER BUVUNE SENIORHIGH GNI1I (3)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO bee reports on big business's recruiting of MBAs from Pizza 0 0000 MORNING AMERI- ED A.M. WEATHER 10:00 (2) WEEKEND Linda Eller. Rolls Milk or Shake MONDAY, MARCH 12 7:30 (2) 0 THE Menu ELEMENTARYSCROOLIS Pizza Cheeseburger Susan Hughes discovers that because of her marital status, she is considered a bad credit (4) KUTANA _____ 5TH! LITTLE RASCALS aoou "ExpedI• tion Se.qu.nium" Marlin and Dr. Tom Hobson observe pro. datory and prey fish, and the sleepIng sharks of Andros. WILD KINGDOM "Ele. phant Shikar" Aboriginal "hill tribesmen" vsfulty tend and train Indian elephants to work nthelorestsoftuk, Iulool Greens Green Fresh Fruit MIDDLE SCHOOL ()0 STOCKARD CHANNING (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE, 6:00 (2)(4) 00 THE ADVOCATES "Should Congress Deregulate Interstate Trucking?" Sc 7:25 TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 9:30 see, West Germany; finals of the American Cup Gymnastics championships from Madison Square Garden; World Pro Skiing Downhill from Snowbird, MORNING (THIS) Muir. (A) 4:00 - Grant. A S • HESTí1IJRíL%T and IJ)T(, Barbecueonfiun Rice Broccoli Corn Cole Slaw Fruit : e OV ERLOOK THE RUNWAYS PH. 323-0501 C SANFORD SANFORD AIR TERMINAL • SUNDAY BRUNCH ____ Rolls : 10 a.m.-2p.m. Milk or Shake EXPRESS LINE Fish Sandwich Barbecue on Tn Talon All You Can Eat$ Includes Salad Bar and Coffea, tea, etc. Cole Slaw Fr.sh Irn$ ____ MrSh THIJRSDAY,MARCII1I ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Sausage ' Yams ' Green Beans IceCrm r : + 3fax -MON. 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RICA Corns Taste The Taste Difference In Mexican Food 17," Sunday, March ii. *30 F P occupants (4)5 MISTER NQONIT TURN Till OTHER CuESTM OUR MEXICAN1 SECTION Brenda Vaccaro Dortravi passenger ihrar4 - a DHIPnWar a jumbo jet, and Jack Lemmos plays the pilot ol the craft, whkhcrasblandsat sea, trapping ail of It. underwater, In sAfrp ____ I _ - ALL ITEMS FROM . -- council members from th dutchas of Baiter and his VYXUJL He FMS HIS HEMT ton Bullets at Denver Nuggets; Portland Trail Blazers at Kansas City Kings. '77" (1977) Jack Larnmon, Lee by T K Ryan OF H94MI I Regional coverage of Washing. MID PROM HE FEEi.S IT IN t45 BASKETBALL (4) NBA __ TIACHIN VS NOT HEALTHY GAIt IJLJP6 KNOWS A "Inflated Economics" (R) __________ it ISUILI5H0d!R DOSS left. ftVIWINS GOWN 0 TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL •WALL STREET WEEK 0THURSDAY THE OSMOWOB Guests: Ruth Buzzi, Ron Palillo, Debbie !$Ro?I' wI ? GUSSHOW1HE 1.15 CNILDi. 32275oo W&i..,N w$ rso. How 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS NBISNIWI C NEWS _______ _ ILEWEEDS REVIEW (R) 6:30 AZA1J ____ " ,. eop "Taking Aim" (R) a - At "u.... () AGAONSKY AND COUPA. NY • FIRST a BAPTIST Sàrra, Ellen Bry; "80 'N' Sam" Philip Charles MacKenzie, cheerleaders. (R) DISCUSSION '79 WASHINGTON WEEK IN 10:30 - - ent teen-ager; Christopher Glenn reports On high school Allison brothers. Bamboo" (C) (1955) Robert Stack, Robert Ryan. A group of ex-Gls form their own network Hrs.) W FUN! 5NUWW5 JOURNAL 0 THE LAW AND YOU U ioswoøio ZOOM (R) (1974) Charles Bronson, Vin- M - mems i• (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN U (12) REX HUMBARO U SHOW MY PEOPLE 0 SESAME STREET (R) 8:30 (2) SUNDAY (4)MARLO AND TH MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE U ORAL ROBERTS cia MOVIE "Death wish" S1OJLf, VRV - 111WILOUN VOICE OF VICTORY 900 (2) 112) BJ AND THE BEAR is hired to transport a coffin full of Transylvanian dirt to Holly. wood for use In a new horror ment. Teams and locations to be announced, 030 MINUTES Betsy Aaron profiles a chemically depend. 1:30 7:30 (23 MESSAGE FROM ISRAEL (4) SUNDAY MORNING 0 FAITH FOR TODAY U PICTURE OF HEALTH 100 9:30 UWELCOME BACK, KOTT'ER Horshack decides to get marned rather than leave Buchanan High to live with his mother and her new husband. (Part I of 2) of Dlmss by Stan Lii NOW, I pl'T CARE 140W MANY COPS ARE OUT THERE-- T)ON a2) JERRY FALWELL &oo N EWBORPI ad with I MOVIE MACHINE U VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI- (1) (21 CHIPS Jon and Ponch encounter unruly dirt bikers and an illegal drug ring when they volunteer as members of a trail-bike team. QD 0 WONDER WOMAN • DELTA HOUSE The Omegas become convinced that Hoover has developed an amazing W-rot formula. • THAT GREAT AMERICAN GOSPEL SOUND Tennessee Ernie Ford. Delia Rem. and the Jordanaires perform from Nashville 's Grand Ole Opry House. ry lemon. SPIDER.MAN Thavu r too much and and up (1) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC 7:00 L 'ptscwpi- TAeINA1L F RANK AND ERNEST LEO (July 23-Aug.22) Better put off buying anything today that Is supposed to lut for a vary IMS you Could Py 700 (2) 2'S COMPANY 7:30 (2) CANDID CAMERA VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) March Then is strong possibility you Someone who once was Im- could have a run-In with your -S portant to you could reenter mate or an associate today, your life thiscomingyear This flelh must be willirn, to u4IA It could happen with various person could have a strong peace is to be restored. . other leads. influence on what will be ocLIBRA (Sept 23t. 23) A club lead would be won cursing for you. Another person's problems by East's queen. Later on PISCES (Feb. t Inc venlenee Q,ih ou 20-March van awl --. - 20) migh ---Unle ss you attempt to th e monopolize your time today, see fully against West's king and get to discard a diamond. other guy's point of view today, Take It in stsidL Do the but A diamond - lead would - what Is bugging you will be YOU cmlto help. give South two diamond blown out of proportion and SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22). tricks instead of just one. You might be forced today t4' become extremely difficult to A spade lead would be won resolve. Like to find out more face up to and resolve an Old by South's Jack. South would about yourself? Send for your Issue that has been smoldering' then draw trumps and play ace and six of spades. West copy of AstroGraph Letter by for much too long between you would be ha back on lead with mailing $1 for each to Astro- and a friend. Preserve the thekingandforcedtoleada Graph,P.O.Box4,Rad1oCtty friendship. diamond or club for South. station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. specify birth sip. 21) Try to see things through ARIES (March 21-April 19) A the eyes of your competition Ask tie IXMPI$ heavy schedule could make you and you could come out the . UI SIV II7 7VW WUPJ VLWL. UUXrWIa5 YVU WQ A Wisconsin reader asks U on the rewards and your job lose what you've already.. you can handle A J 3 2 won't seem so trying. gained. opposite 10754 so as to be TAURUS (April ).May 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. sure of two tricks in the sUit One with whom you usually 19) GIving someone a pi of agalnstanyadverseholdlng, have a difficult time getting yourmlndoutofwgerwiljonjy Yes, there is a perfect and simply safety play. Just lay along could cross your path further complicate matters. Iet down your ace and continue again today. Use past ex- your better judgment rule. with the deuce. If the suit perlence to play It smart. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) breaks 3-2, all plays work, 1 GEMINI (May 2lJtms 20) Watch your budget extremely there was a singleton honor It'sup to youtopsfastoptoan carefully. You or another it would have dropped. influence undermining member of your family could either opponent held the king-queen he would the tranailfty of yosr homo incur a debt that would be score his king and queen,but Don't let ft get a foothold. difficult to pay that would be all. CANCER (June 21'July22) NEWSPAPER ENTERP1I.ISE AM. ) Adl~ Unless you're tactful today youy could find yourself on a collision course with a strongly opinionated person. Things (Do you have a question for the •xs7 Write "Ask the would get ____ bested. Experts," care of this newspa. gr. Individual questions will be answered if accompanied It certainly was Indicated by stamped, sell-addressed and It certainly cooked envelopes. The most InterestSouth's goose. He had to lose ing questions will be used In a spade, two diamonds anda this column and will r•celve low let's see what copies ol JACOB yMQoERp4.) 6:45 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 0 LAWRENCE WEUC YOUR BIRTHDAY - U NEWS contests in this NCAA tourna- AFTER HOURS HEE HAW Guests: Johnny Paycheck, Dickey Lee. . SERVICE 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 0(12) workers In front of others won't want to ho identified with. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. could create a serious incident. 21) To prove your point today TAURUS (April 20-May 20)It you may do something opposed may on necessary To maze to your but Interests. You gain some concessions today nothing If you win a battle but favoring persons with whom lose the war. you will be aoclallving, In order CAPRICORN to keep the peace. Do so 19) Be prepared to have your willingly. Ideas severely criticized If you GEMINI (May 21-June 20) start putting down the views of Today you couldbeambitiously others today. If you can't ho motivated for all the wrong complimentary, itis best to say reasons and cause yourself nothing frustrations. Be content with AQUARIUS(Jan.'20-Feb. 10 what you have. Don't envy Persona who lack expertise another. should not be permitted to CANCER (June 21-July 22) manage anything for you today You may Inject a volatile Issue that could wind up costing you into a conversation with friends money. Hutch learn that an influential judge Is involved In a million. dollar loan shark operation. (Parl2of 2) ) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Bishop's NCAA BASKETBALL (2) CHAMPIONSHIPS Live coverage of a doubleheader round of 0 THE LIVING WORD the necessity of finding new apartment and a job for Joan . - By Oswald Jacoby sad Alas Sostag (3) MARRIED: THE FIRST YEAR Billy and Joanna face - 10 6:30 (2) THE GONG SHOW Letter. Mail $1 for each to you into a very tight corner. Astro'Gi'ih, P.O. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. SCORPIO ((t. 24-Nov. ) Be sure to specif:' ' blrth sign. Steer clear of thq' ARIES (March 21-April 19) today. The participants could Be wary of criticizing co create a petty situation you 0DIRECTIONS 1.1W (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING (110 CBS NEWS . Briggs.(Part 1012) 0 STARSKY & HUTCH After Confernce: "Let There Be Justice!" Rev. Joseph O'Hare SJ. and Rev. Virgil Elizondo, discuss the recent Latin Amencan Bishop's Confernce held in Mexico, FLORIDA REPORT (4) A BETTER WAY O THIS IS THE UFE Fathoms" Cousteau and his crew recover dangerous toxic cargo from'a freighter involved in a collision just south of the heel of Italy. - - 6:00 6:55 £THE COUSTEAU ODYSSEY "Time Bomb At Fifty perform competently. When BRIDGE "Country Matters: The Sullens Sisters" A gawky teen.ager UP CLOSE AND MUSICAL For Monday, March 12, 1979 WIN MORNING 6:30 22i* tomorrows. Select companions, with care PISCES(Feb.20-March2)As today because your in. long as you are allowed to use dependence is very importait your Initiative today, you will to you. It would irritate you to - (2J@DOff2 NEWS ) MASTERPIECE THEATRE cally involved with a 26-year. old postmistress and her young sister. (R) - 12:30 (2) MEET THE PRESS 0 BLACK AWARENESS becomes hopelessly and comi. today. Thoughtless remarks I.. () COMEDY SHOP EVENING For Sunday. March 11, 1979 Sunday, March 11, 1919-SB .1j 1:00 10MMMM things off could force 1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TONIGHT'S Answer to Previous Puzzle 47 Spanish 5 Heavy-footed c 1 44 Defensive weapon - Yi it V~W ACROSS _____ PIP AUTO INSURANCE . ciii s.,ai.,i., . TODAY _____ 32 If. - PH.322.IUS 2531FRENCH AVE. (HWY 17-fl) SANFORD --------.----- ln4 - �I-Evenlng Herald, - Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March11, ____________ Legal Notice East Ind First To le I'( is s iAn RATES SATURDAY .Noon Christian corporation currently sincere person to of 3 Lines Minimum Bryant said he had company established accounts of HIGH TURNOVER best - first __________________________________________________________ Egyptians, or LIGHT BULBS selleis. Thepersonwe seek must det a Christian business, be ready to begin immediately, need a high spiritual and financial reward from a business and hive a mirimum of $4, to invest (secured by inventory and locations). For more information, call now toll free, phones are staffed 71 hours no nato- were GENERAL ELECTRIC serviceandre.stock inventoryof (Residence) Room 1 - Elba :ou..GE STATION, Texas carried away with it." DEADLINES Community Center (UP!) History shows kissing (Mailing) Post Oflice Noon The Da Before Publication deesn't necessarily come Elba, Alabama 31323 positive proof the Indians were Defendant. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED rally. In fact, it is an import to the first kissers, only that y NOTICE OF ACTION Sunday Noon Frk3a that JANET A. WILLIAMS has filed Western culture, TO: Any parties having an in. a the to write about it. terest in ONE CESSNA 310 AIR. sworn Petition In the Circuit Court The Seminole County, Florida, for Peralans, CRAFT bearing serial number 310. DissoI,jion TheEastlndjansiflventedtho of Marriage and other _________________________ _________________________ and tail number N101O Q and the Greeks 1)aid OOiO kiss about 40 centuries ago, their relief and claims against you in. heirs, assigns, and successors atleasttheyarethefi1'stonesto no homage to the Pastime. in. cluding an award to the Petitione,' o terest. and all p,rsons. Firms,in and 1l—H&p fld 1—Card of was left t to the Romans to Corporations your entire right, title, and interest kiss and tell, according t __________ _.. Owning, Having or in and to the following real, per UBIWI' Claiming An in Up service to the West. interest In or Lien On Vaughn M. Bryant, the and intangible properties, to The family of the Mature experienced orderly, S to I late PFC "The Romans really got the Above Described Aircraft, chairman of Texas A&M's wit: shift. Sanford Nursing I. Con. Reginald Smith wishes to thank AND EACH OF YOU ARE REAL PROPERTY carried away with it," Bryant valescent Center, 530 Melionville anthropology department. PARCEL I HEREBY NOTIFIED that the State their friends and the Allen Thi W'i of the NW',, of the NE'4 Ave. Apply in person. He says the first written said. "They took kissing with Of Florida, cx rd Douglas Cheshire, Chaoel Church Family. The t,e SW of Section 16, Township Ri R, Green and the Rev. Jr. State Attorney for the J. E. evidence of couple pressing them everywhere they went Eight. 20 south, Range 32 East, Seminole eenlhJudlcialCircuitoflheStat,of Man wanted to work in lunk yard. Conneily for their services landi where it had never been Florida, on behalf of the Honorable County, Florida. Must be able & strong. Apply rendered during their SUBJECT toaneasementover the lips together in a kiss was done before. Theywereouj' first bereavement. John E. Polk. Sheriff of Seminole West Kessler's Junk Yard, 110 N. recorded "in India about 2000 33 f,.t and the North 23 feet County, Florida, has filed a Rule to Holly, Sanford. No phone calls. The Wynn, Smith and Murray siries. B.C., where there's mention kissing thereof. Family. Bryant said, however, it Show Cause in the Eight.enth Jtdi. what TOGETHER within easement for interpret Child Care S yr. old 5 days. ciai Circuit Court of Florida against ingress and egress described • Ridgewood Ave. area. Willing to until the Renaissance any and all parties hiving an in. follows: The people pre$ng their noses North 23 feet of the S" 4—Personals supervise 3 boys on school tkisgbe terest in One Cessna 310 Aircraft oftheSW'/landthesouthU,eefof together." holidays. 323.6123. __________________ serial number 3100010 'Well, OK, It's not too hard to tional activity. He said cx- beating number N 1010 Q to show and the N'i of the SW',.., lying East of ISALCOHOLAPROBLEMI cause State Road; and the West 23 of the Experienced aluminum Screen plorers' logs indicate kissing why the aforesaid aircraft should figure out what happened IN YOUR FAMILY? Room installer & Aluminum NE'/.. of the SW¼; and the East 25 not was totally unknown to natives be forfeited to the use of the feetoftheNW¼oftheSw,,..andth, Evidently they were pressing AL.ANON Siding I soft it man. 323•4V5. Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, South 25 Nth and South America, pursuant ForfamIli,sorfrie,'oj their noses together feet of the P4½ of the SW'4 Secretaries. Call now for lobs in lo Seclion 703.11, Florida less the W½ of the SW¼ thereof, all and the South Seas, and 10mebody must have sliiped In Sentotd Area. All skills needed. Forfuture information call Statutes. You have 20 days from being in Section 16. Township 20 cases, It totally February 6th, 1975, to contact the South, Range 32 East, Seminole and then found out that hitting No Fee. We Pay You. Norrell 647.3333orwrite Honorable Harold F. Johnson, Coun. County, Services. 647.1111. SanodAl.AnonFamiiyGroup them. the 11ps was lot more sensitive Florida; AND less that part ty Judge, Seminole County Court. of said SW'/.. lying South and West of $100 monthly stuffing envelopes at "Western man lives In the house, Sanford, than the ncse, Florida 32771, if you Sanford, F.. 32771 State Road 46 and less road right f home. Send stamped addressed klsa'orjented culture in have any defenses to assert to this way. envelope & 2k for details: - "It must have caught action or claims to file against the REAL PROPERTY SABORTION SERVICES. the world," he said. "One PARCEL II Contin,ntal.G, Box 11702, forfeited aircraft, Otherwise, the because by B.C. In the you judge the Importance The South 1. chains of the North 1st Trimester Orlando, Fla. - A FULL-TIME POTENTIAL!!! companies. We are a national MONDAY thru FRIDAY yi'lau . FABERGE MAKERS OF BRUT AND FARRAH FAWCETT HAIR CARE PRODUCTS 1-800.325.6400 we -- MILLIONS!!! DISTRIBUTORSHIP PART TIME $60,000.00 PER YEAR FULL TIME POTENTIALII1 - ----------- --- wasn't _____________ PAINTS ELMERS GLUE' • DUROSU PER GLUE Ii WELDW000'CONTACT MILLIONS! II a e ss3 ARE BE ING SPENT O 'ATIONAL TELEVISION TO PROMOTE THESE PRODUCTS most on way — abortion-$lg Gyn aircraft will beforfeitedtothe use of 7.91 chains of the Watt i i& .i..,.. CIinireiA -............ ,)j; IflC nerivm or iemlnole County or iai auuieuu.ng is of the SW¼CftheNW'/;5Ion In mile sterlliation; free coun. detail on I sold at Public Auction. nberofwoWdeibe 27, Township 20 South, Range 32 seling. Professional care, supto SO Lit WITNESS my hand and seal of East, Seminole County, Florida, Pottiveatmosphereconfidefltial. this Court on the 2nd day of the LESS road right of way. for kissing." February, 1979. PERSONAL PROPERTY CENTRAL FLORIDA (SEAL) ___________ _____________ WOMAN'S HEALTH Arthur H. Beckwith, i 1913 Chevrolet Pickup Truck Van ORGANIZATION as Clerk of the Court ID No. CGY1S3U 150113 ________________________________ By: Jean E. Wilke Legal NtIce Freedo,'n TItlE No 1060*301 Deputy Clerk $91 0921 Board of County 1972 Harley-Davidson Motorcycle FICTITIOUS NAME Toll Free 1100221254$ Commissioners, ID Plo. 2A1$346I42 J ust A I - ___________________ NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that Seminole County Florida Title No. 4731593 FACEWlTHADRINKING the undersigned is engaged In Publish: February 3, 6, 7,1,9, II, n, PROBLEM? business at 303 East Commercial I 13, 11, 15, 16, II, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 2, 1977 Kawasaki Motorcycle Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Street, Sanford, Seminole County, I 36, 27, 2$. March 1,2,44,4,7,5,9, ii. ID No. 05111333 Call Florida. under the fictitious name Can Help Florida Title No. 14115732 Phone 447.3333 THE VOL KSHOP, and that I Intend DEG-2S Write-P.O.. Box 1213 to register said name with the Clerk ___________________________ INTANGI BLE PROPERTY Sónford,1!forlda 32771 of the Circuit Coud, Seminole 1000 Sharei of Common Stock of (UP!) A I County, Florida, in accordance with IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Williams Heating I Air Con. WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A the provisions of the Fictitious used a FLORIDA MatV'DatiflgService.AIiAgn. EIGHTEENTH ditioning, Inc., a Florida cor ____ Name Statutes; to wIt .Section poration, having a par value ot $1 of a JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE P.O. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL. 33517. 163.05, Florida Statutes. per share. COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida jail is back In Sig. Marvin A. Wright Weddings by DOT and you are required to appear Civil Action ii.. 794O9•CA.19.E PubliSh: March 1, 11. 11 25, 1979 and hearing. NOTARY PUBLIC IN RE: and file your THE MARItAGE OF Answer or other DEH-23 3222036or3237 V defense or pleading with the Clerk of ROBERT MILO POST,Husband _________________________ and theCircuitcourtinandforseminole PSYCHIC advises on INVITATION TO BID NORMA LEONA POST, Wife County, Florida, andserveacopyof 31, of Business I Personal direction. The City of Oviedo, Fkrida is a, your written defenses, if any, on Donations apprecitted. JAMIL accepfingbidsforthre,wtwoway ROBERT MILO posi, in lieu of KENNETH W. MCINTOSH, P.O. Box 10154 Eugene, Ore. portable radios complete with desk Plaintiff ESQUIRE, Of STENSTROM, DAVIS 91410. Call 241ws. (503)4.244). top charger and mutual aid crystal , MCINTOSH & JULIAN, Attorneys (Or each radio. for Petitioner, whoseaddress is Post CARL ADLER and LINDA ADLER, DlVORCE-S20.I0-Guarantee, Radio specifications: a his wife Office Box 1330, Sanford, Florida, Free details; KIT, Box 791, Frequency: 4 desired spot fre. ______________________________ Knez 32fl1, on or before March 29th. wMuuat by police quenctes between 14 and Pompano, FL. 33031, 911.4997, UI MHz. 1979, otherwIse a default and _______________ ______ In Orlindo, Pta., abou three Antenna power: 1.0 watts. Power DdaOIS ultImate Iudgmint will be entered NOTICE OF ACTION supply and voltage: ago, Nickel. To: Mi-s. Normi Ices against you for the relief demanded Icons Post cadmiumro-chargeabl. batteries in the Petition, ----------- Pat Marks (Il.2Vdc.TransnittefRF output 3433 P4orft Hoyne WITNESS my hand and Official ise the phone. 1.0 watts. Further Information 10 PCT CASH DISCOUNT POP. seal of said Court on the 21st day of Chicago, III. ois Knox CORN MACHINES and Con. available at CitY Hail, officials February, A.D., 197g. You are hereby notified that a cession Equipment. Star, Gold Bidsmustbereceiv.datcityHail (SEAL) Medal Cretors. Roy Smith Co. prior to 7:30 p.m., Monday, April 2, proceedlngforRellefNotConnected ARTHUR H. BECKwITH, JR., of 1979, at which time bids will be wIth Dissolution of Marriage has 365 Park St. Jacksonville, 32201. ________________________ Clerk of Circuit Court bean filed against you and you are (901)353-9110. county's opened by City Council and road, officer. required to serve a copy of your Seminole County, Florida _______________________ The City of. Oviedo reserves the He Boyd BY: Betty M. Cappi written defenses, if any, thereto _______________________ right to relect any or all bids, 5,.ost & Deputy Clerk upon Petitioner's attorney, Nancy K. Cox T1Y5M, DAVIS, MCINTOSH. _____________________ ROBERTM. MORRIS, Post Office The City Clerk ur.w'r n, anroru, FlorIda, 32771, Publish: March 11, 17 "a" LOST vicinity of 1k. Mary Blvd I County riff'a Ip.rtrnent on or before April 14, 1975, and file Post Office Box 1330 DEH-6O 1.4 Intersection Sun. 2 Dober. Flagship an-Sulte 22 _______________________________ mu mans. red F. I'.', v,. hik L - ,,, ""rIUr,Ua '.wry .irner oerore servic, on luenwied himself as "Chief M, I mo. Reward. 530-1714. Attorneys for Petitioner _________________________ Petitioner's attorney IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE or Im. :Boyd." EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. mediately thereafter; otherwise, a :Pub)ith: February 25. March 4, 11, 1$, 1975 "Boyd" told CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE default will be entered against you __________________________ for the relief demanded in the OEG117 COUNTY, FLORIDA, ;authorltjes that Knox Petition. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$.1W-CA4S.E NOTICE UNDER ChildcarmyneM.thruFr, was WITNESS my hand and the seal of THE FIRST STATE BAtIK OF this FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE 6a.m. till $ p.m. $25 wk., $4 day :He asked them to Court on the 7th day Of March, MIAMI, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN or $1 hr. Call 323.3344. A.D, 1979. :authorftles In Orlando. a banking corporation., Notice is hereby gIven that the Carrel's Kiddie Korner PlaintIff, ARTHUR H. •ECKWITH, JR. undersigned pursuant to the Knox County no longer wants Clerk of the Court Ostein Area "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter :nner he By: Betty M. Capas be LAKE REALTY AND DEVELO. Call 322.2116 ______________________ 163.09, Florida StattAss, wIll register As Deputy Clerk easad, the man w q%30tSd MENT CORP., etc., is al, with the Clerk of Seminole County, (SEAL : as Florida, upon receipt of proof of the Rowe County offietis Robert M. MorrIs of publication of this notice, the f Ic. Notices NOTICE OF SALE HUTCHISON a. MORRIS titious name, to-wit: LEEW000 The niessage NOTICE IS HERESY given that Post Offics Drawer H under which we are engaged in — pursuant to the Summary Final Sanford, Florida 32771 business at 200 Mlngo Trill, was set free. It wasn't FREE MODELING Judgment of Forscre and Sate Publish: March 11, 15, 25, AprU 1, LOflgweod. Florida, 32230. until days later that entered in the cause Pending In the 1979 INSTRUCTION ThIS the corporation Interested in ;Orlando police discovered Circuit Court of the Eightenth JudI. OEHM said business enterprise Is as Enter your child, ages 3-13 yri. in ciii Circuit in and for Seminole error. follows: CENTRAL FLORIDA the Little Modern Miss. Mr. County, Florida, Civil Action No. 5 TROPiIY CORPORATION, USA Pageant, Includes disco I. .Howewr,KennerwasangitFICT$TIOIJ$ NAME Oiled at Longii,god, Seminole robot modeling. Call for info, edthlgweekwtthoutlncld,sgjn WlIIsolIthepropenyslttedinsaid County, Florida, March 2,1919, 323-0777, 3$3612. Notice ishefebygIye,tpi,i$ lam JQgersv1l1e, iilt County, described as: . By: Lee R.Smiffi,prgsJ4e The West 5.9 chaIns of the East engaged In buslns at 305 Publish: March 11, 11, 25, April 1, Longw.od Plaza, Longwocd, Fla. ______________________________ ll.Ichainsofthesouffi43lchamnsof , ____________________________ 18—+Ip wanteci the North 29 chaIns 32730 Seminole County, FlorIda DEH41 SecIl , — Township 20 South, Rage E, under the fIctitious name ° r. Ed IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11* ANDftw E$$t5.5chainsoe5g PETRACCA'S DRAPERIES, and - LET'S SE HONEST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND 'I' that I intend to register said 4.31 chaIns of the North 25 chains FOR it you weren't looking for a new COUNTY, FLORIDA, Sec$ion7, Township 20 South, with the Clerk of the Circuit Ahffli Court, SEMINOLE CASE NO. 19320-CA-IfS career you wouldn't be reading 35 East (Lou the last 1494 e, Serminol, County, Florida in ac Is this ad, and if we weren't looking IN RI THE 16*111*01 o the South 117 feet of the North 3, cordance with the provisions of the LION 0. for someone to do a lob thiS ad OEXNER, chains of said SectIon. 2) AND Fictitlo, Name Statutes, To-Wit: wouids't be here. If you want the '°"° $45.09 Florida Statutes ca and 35 links DV. Opportunity to earn Three fo TAHLEQUAH, Okla. (UP!) South of the Northst 51g.: Irene I. Pstracca Five Hundred dollars a week, -. Mr. Ed, "tilkb*" harg Hon 2, Township 70 South, lange 35 PublIsh Fob. 231 Mar. 4 11, 11. 1919 and call l.I00433.$43 anytime for JACQUELINE OEXNEN. DEOlIS EaSt harts recrisi meougo, K ama Sutra, there were 200 passages explicit how kiss, it seems 1,500 years, Indians really got ,i...... .,i_..-_ a — ----"-'--- ' -- 32107. _______________________ Jñhn,,, -.-------------- . - to Accounting Manager, Box U, Sanford, Fl. 32171. Addressers Wanted Immediatelyi Work at home no experience - necessary - excellent pay. Write American Service, $35C Pirk Lane, Suite 127, Dallas, Ix. which will be turned over to you a 32year.old, $25,000,0po.00 per year company who is one of the nation's largest authorized paint and glue wholesalers. with limited Krylonand Elmers Glue are registered trademarks of Bordon Inc. Weldwood isa registered trademark of 4A"PUbIJC graphic company established, retail ac counts which will be turned over to floor. $165 mo., $50 deposit for child or pet. 5th & Magnolia Ave. 322-0211. you in your area. These great products will be supplied to you by the largest wholesaler of its kind in the nation whose present sales exceed $10,000,000.00 nnuaIly. and telling ficIals, thence run South 4 chains and 31 :1%1an Young fi* 1IS teievlilon links, thence West' Ps$itioner.Wife, MILLIONS OF DOLLARS In Real 1.5$ chains, 'IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OP THE ce, has been laid to red thence North NOTICE OP ACTION 4 chains and Estate is sold daily in the 31 llntis, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. TO: LION D, OIXNIR ffiencelastll,Iochainsfopolntot üc" b.hiad clasilfied ads. Nothing small CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE General Delivery beginning (liii begInning 1317,31 about that. 01d stahie. COUNTY. FLORIDA Atlanta, Gisrgla 35301 CIVIL NO, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Lesel AssIstant 4 moe. posit. said $eclisn7 In Ike Metfor of ffie lea of action Nv dIISIIVSISn of The fs horse died Feb. Must have access to car I be thence run West 1$ (let, thence HOPE MICHELLE LANEAU ha been filed against you in CETA eUglets. Ciii 3221513,9 tO South 117.23 teeS, thence East uS his death bOTICI OP SUIT Circuit Court of Seminole County, 5 weekdays. fosi thence North 117.23 feeS, to the Until Frldiy. TO: ROBERT HARRY HOOVER Florida, mi you as requirod to point of beekuling. 36095. AIston Avensis serve a cepy of your itn * * * * * * * THE FOREGOING PROPERTY Durham, North Caroline, 377g defenses, it any, to It on JACK T. $IINGAODI$CRISID.SSL By horse Masdorde, Mr. Ed of YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED IRIDOIS,ofCIIVILSJID, MIll RIDOEWOOD ESTATES, ocar. ffi$aPr M & IRIDGELw$ws,,,sis Poet EMPLOYMENT dIngtothep$a$he in P1st Seek filed by ROBERT LARIAU, Office awor 1. SeJs,d. Florida, 35, :abed eaal to114 huanw ya Pegs 9$ of the Public Records of Petitioner, for the miner child 33771, Allornaysler PotNisr, en or * HAS MOVED * ;1e began 105174 his health Seminole County, Florida.., LE$$ named in. that Petition and you or. baters the 29th day of March. 1975, AND EXCEPT, LOT IL EVEN ($1) cefntnanded to serve a of y and fits the erIglasi wIth the Clerk of a year age, his owner RIDOEWOOD ESTATIs, mc. omit J'.ftanyon HARVEY this Court eittier beNVe wvice on 912 FRENCH AVE. aarnce to tos w t$'Med 'OULTIR, Attorney WPetltlonsr's attorney or len. . InPlatBeekuIPsgegjof(p 1 P.O. Sex 3236. FOreet City, mediately ffiirostteri eNtirwiW, a Records of Seminal. County, Florida, 32711, on or befw'e the 3pg Default and ultimate judgment wIll * 323.5176 * p, isy of March, 1575, and file the bSented.ginstyo i, public sale, to the higheef and beet originil with the Clerk of this Court demanded in e Petition. death IMgII a report tdior for cash at 11:00 cleck AM, either before Wrvice on pp Visit us j WITNESs my hand and the seal of kid psnnlaaion to do a on the 10th Øy of April,o'urn, at the atterney or immedlofely tlwroofte,, Itils Ceuit on this 21st day of f.ste atsey. He saici ho West fred doer of Ike $aminsle isherwise a default may be .nfersd Pibruary, 1s7. CoflMvw, $anford, assinet su for 1ti relief demanded (SEAL) burIed Mr. Ed, without • County 111W location FlorIda. in the Petition. ARTHUR N. IICKWITN JR. (Wn*fllo$IEIIITVICS,lgi (SEAL) W1TNEI$myhandeajtheouief Clerke, Who circuit Court ARTHUR H. SICKW1TN, JR. tile Court at Sanford. $ommnefe "special place" Ms the -MANY MANY JOBS By: Lee $hagge CLERK OP THI CIRCUIT County. Florida. this Thui day 7ard of hi hailer h—. Deputy Clerk ____ COURT February, 1$7,. lACK Y. BRIDGES, I$QUIRE Iv; Juno I. Curtis ($IAU CLEVEI.AND, Mill I BRIDGES Deputy Chit "Mr. Ed was ceo of the ARTHUR H. SICKWITN, Jl., Peel Olfici Drawer 1 SWANN, SWANN AND HADDOCK CLERK (() naded horses I ever saw" $vford. Florida 32771 YOUR 17 South Magnstls Avsøs By: lefty Al. Ceps TsIuisn.s: 300-352.1314 Salt "YOU had 10 Watch Florida 33091 Deputy Clerk -Aflerniys tsr Pftieier se he wJJ dial 70 tocli Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish: February 1$. MarJi 411, PublIsh: February 5. Mircil 411, MON. MORNING Publish; March11 1$. $19 51.51$. 'hido th " s" i DIN$ 0101* osa.n * * * * * * * __________________ _____ ___ JACK FROST- Cent. Heat 1. Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on Inst. Comm. & Res. 373.0203 ___ ___________________________ CarCari _____________________- SellAvontohelpftght back. For _detaihs cell 4444079 cleaning avail. As low as$15jQ & up. Call 327116$. ___ - __ Csran*Th, - ' - - .. . - - . - . - . ... - .- - . .. .. -. - - - - . .-- ..- New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 7$ yrs. Exp. 471.7417 _______________________ _____ sssn*Id,i __________________ _____ wiu sit bywuk with agedorsick Excelled rsfg,sncs. 3211473 — Alterations, Drssmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3224707 - ______________________ rw,ifles ___________________ IN VESTMENT - .- .,, . - . - - $360 NET PER WK. SEIGLER REALTY LAKE MARY walk to elem. school. $5,000 BROER down assume $21,300 mortgage, Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 D.Land 661.8335 INC. REALTOR" - 701 Bldg. . REALTY WORLD. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 213S' S French (1792) Sanford 323 5371 Sparkling pool, 1g. patio, privacy fence, enc. front porch. Only $37,5OJJ, 4 BR,? b, near business diStrict & medical facilities. $32,900. Recently dscoratedshiney clean I ready to move into. 3 BR 1½ bin Country Club Manor. Only $25,900. lOacres beautiful water front with nice home I fantastic potential, Altamonte Dr. LaA1nnce 339-0505 339-0505 _0'l'1S.idi Save Money I Time 10 pct. off all new maintenance contracts thru Mar. 13. Call (or Free Estimati. Lindsey's Lawn Se,'vlcs 329-054 no Ans. 3231515. _iasrvic,T General Landscaping, lose specialists, top soil I, fill dirt, lawn maint, & tatest p.yam in automatic Rernodelin.g, retired builder dei,tg all kInds of remodeling, rm. additions, patios, fireplaces, Fl. rooms. Free sit. 322-1311, .e.te his feeds. All are flat ienlIIy.lotown brands such as Heinz, Campbell's Hormei, Chef Ioy.A,.D, etc. All ac counts ore secured by us in of. f ice buildings, schools, in iustni plwi and heepltals in yoi area. We need reliable psePs in yogi are. to slrvic* hi accounts. We provid. seoirw locations in your area. Investment an,Ie, company financing, wPlsie$iie autles. one CUSTOM $0161 BUILT RIMOOELING& REPAIR S.O, BALINT&A$IOC. 323,546$ trlmmW. ___ New or resagen.sa'eene & glees. Alms our,ie west & let. & lit. painting, Pros lit, 3321449. thatysunolengerhsvetopeyforfeeds$amps that cooking facilities are no Isngar required to be eligible If you have no income or you are destitute, the food stamp office must provide you with food stamps within three days that a food stamp ap plication term be mailed to him or her - Whe. you receIve year applicatio, term, fill ii your name aid ad dress, sign the urea, aid answer Ike qeesilees What yes are able to. Ti Appliances & MISC. request as applicatIon, till is 155 follewlag brea. tsar It out, aid mall (LOCAL) 301371 to Ike teed stamp office aoar,o$ yes tidal on Ike lsrm. II yes prefer, yes cam call or ge by the teed stomp offIce to request as application. a — — a pa. — — a — — — DANNy'S PAINTING lntvler.E*teri., Niusi Paln?ió - — ————— — — — — a_ - DIAL .322.241 '' ' - . . .. --------------- NEARLY AN ACRE LOT. 3 BR, 2 5, split plan, pan FR w-FP, louvered shutters at wds, self cleaning range, icemake,' ret., dbl car garage, fenced, drive" gate. TOP COND. 4 BR. 2 b, near school & shopping, security system, extra insulation, brick front, inc. garage. $35,100. m.000. Harold Nail Realty _p STEN STROM REALTY 28 Sales In Jan. 29 Sales In Feb. YOL'WANTTOSELL Repairs. LeaJis, Fasi $ervki S.Cds.ACCisi I city TIll RIMOVAL. Trlmis State - — a — — — a — — — — — — — a — — — fl — — — — This ioformpllan provided as a pebtic service by: FIM III lesib Park Avesus Sh.*d.Ptottds*fll - balh. SEE THIS HOME TODAY' $33500. - FANTASTIC 2 BR, 1 bath home in BelAirew.spacioijs Fla. Pm., ww carpet, dining area, 2 util. bldgs. I seller to do misc. repairs & painting I A buy for $22,950i ONE OF A KIND 3 BR, 1 balh home in Winter Springsl W w carpet, C-H IA, Fla. Pm., dining area & Many Extrasl Good n e I g h 00 r ho o d I BPP WARRANTED. Only 133,500! ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 2 bath Red Brick home in Dreamwold! CNSA, w-w carpet, eq. elI-in kit,, Lg. Fla. Rm., Pooll Patio & So Much Morel Super Buy at 562.2501 42—Mobile Homes ________ home in Dreamwoid w-C-H&A, w-w carpet, eat.in kit., pantry, Fla. Rm., wallpaper I paneling Much Morel BPP WARRANTED. Just 133,900! COUNTRY L1VIN' 4 BR. 7 balh horns in Lake Mary, wGreet Rm. OR, C-HIA, w-w carpet & Pool planned all on 1½ ac1 Yours (or 112,500! UNBELIEVABLE 3 BR, 3 bath home in Oste.n on 2 acres w-17S' lake frontf Sunken Fla. Rm., set-in kIt., 1g. BPs, fireplace I Morel Even your OWN Beach House 120 ft. Boat Dock! Every Featurel BPP Warranted. A Dream Come True for 552,50Cm Sanford's Sales Leader 322-2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 PARK FOR LESS'THAN RENT COMPARE THESE FEATURES: S MOBILE HOMES AT COST FREE MOVE IN WITHIN lii MILES A MONTH CITY WATER and SEWER INCLUDED ADULT ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS 323. 8160 — VII ITSUU ANS ISOC PUINITUIE—VAI.UA$LI$— EQUIPMENT 'SIN TO SIEVE SANFORD AUA ,AaWAY PUSPUITUIS 65—Pets.Supplies FREE BASSETTHOUND 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access. $750 dwn. 70 yr. terms Osteen, Zachary R. Tribbis, Realtor, 30566-1-5696 I 130-1026. Eve S wkends 901.731-1964. For Safe3 Lots With 23 Orange Trees Call 322-5148 II IJV6IVr. LAKE FREE PUPPIES MIXED Call 323 5344 FRONT, NICELY WOODED ON A HILL 20 WOODED ACRES IN ORANGE GROVE AREA. 53500 PER ACRE. GOOD TERMS. 2½ ACRES TALL PINES NEAR LAKE HARNEY. $7900 TOTAL WITH TERMS TO FIT YOUR POCKETBOOK. NORTH FLORIDA NEAR PANAMA CITY. 20 ACRES IN THE ROLLING HILLS WITH GREAT HUNTING I FISHING. $76,000 WITH LOW DOWN PAYMENT. ._,.. APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur' nilure Salvage 323 $721. . I MINUTE - IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T HE ANY. Larry's Marl, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sd!, the finest In used furniture, Retrig,, stoves, tools. "____________________________ ORIENTAL RUGS, WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any conditIon 611 1126 -- '''"'" lurntable, I track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of 51 per mo, Call 531-1714 for free home demonstration. -________________ T,ievision-25" Color, Beauliful walnut cabinet. Regular 5600, Balance 5115 or 112 mo. Still in warranty. Call 531-1714 day or nIght ________________________________ -- - ---- - -- 1970 Pontiac LeMans Spurt Coupe, 322 1559 I Piney Woods Auction Every Sunday at 1 pm. local ed on SR 415, 18 ml. north Of Sanford. We will buy, sell or trade used Furnulure, antiques or m,sc by the piece or house full Free pick up on consigned mdse. at 30 pct Country Colonel Willard P. Whltetlead & Colonel Leonard Fuilz 322 2210. ____________________________ PUBLIC AUCTION ° 54—Garage Sales . Fr-Sat, 9-5, Furn, clothes, baby items, sewing machine. Lake Ave. at Lake Jessup. Follow signs on 5, Sanford Ave. or 427 1 Hester. 323-1531. Thlssale is loaded wilh everything from Suites to odd chests. hide a bed & accent pieces, plus TV & misc., also Ig lot of assorted Shelving units. VISA MASTER CHARGE SCASHOR PRIZES PERSIAN RUG AUCTION Thursday, March 15 8:00 P.M. P.M. Sanford Inn l-4at SR 46 AMERICAN INVESTORS 37$ N. Elm Street Greensboro, N.C. SANFORD AUCTIONO 32373.40 ____________________ LAST CHANCE __________ Exhibit 7:00 12155.FrenchAve, GaragelPlantSale lOSParPI. Sundaylltol, Olds -- 98-- RCdMCy1DR19fl.i options. Maroon, Michelin tires, very best cond Retired ownL-r musI sell bought van. $3,500 Call 322 9359 or 255.0 Palmetto Ave MON., MAR. 12, 7 PM • couches, chairs, table lamps, ----- --- ------- I '' .1in i tn.i DD -- 'Chevrolet 1968 Bel AIre PS, Air. .1 Dr ,Good StiCkPr 5100. 3230268 -- 72—Auction 1973 Dodge Charger, P 5, P B. auto. Good running cond. 11250 7064. ' Good Used Televisions. $25 and UP Mlller'sl6l9OrIandoQr 3220352 FM Sleren I For Estate Commercial & ResidentIal Auctions & Ap pralsals,CalIDelI'sAuctlon.323 5620. (919) 379.9922 For Boston Galleries "Quality Rug People" BONDED AUCTIONEER Col. R.J. Wasserman ____________________________ ._ . tlULtK KALTT Genuine rock jewelry, Avon bottles, dishes 1. lots of other items. Come I see. BROKER Sanford 3210640 Orlando 327-1577 DeLand 668-8335 Skill saw, chain saw, 2 chairs, pool table, misc. items. Sat & 372-5127. - 44C—Bu'Jnsss Property LONGWOOD Excellent location for your business in last growing area. 4 BR house for off ice wroom for parking & expansion. Reduced to $45,000. Don't miss MACHIN ERY A U CT 10 N SATURDAY, MARCH 17th •1O:OO AN AuctIon held rain orshine—under cover. SALE LOCATIONS Hi.Acrss Services, Inc., Forest City Road lots of misc, items. Garage Sale 224 W. 19th St. Sat. & Sun. 9 till ? Clothes low price, odds & ends, RCA color TV needi work, loys. __________________________ DURICTIONSI 1-4 North of Orlando, exit West on SR 434 (toward Apopka); approx, 2 miles; turn left on SR 431, '- mile & look for auction MASSEY FE RGUSON tractors JOHN DEERE tractors MOLINE tractors CHEVY 4-wheiI drive trucks FORD 4 wheel drive trucks _______ -____ 55—Boats & ASO,IS -- — -------------- Retired couple wants a clean late model home. Near Dslary OsLand. Will pay cash. 445.4217. Private Party wants to buy a house in need of repairs. Have some cash. 323-5155 aft 7 p.m 47.A—Mortgigss Bougt* &SqkI WILL BUY EXISTING 15$ & 2nd MORTGAGES, P. Lees, Lie. Mtg. Broker. $25 No 4-0 Wymore Rd., Al?amont. 162-743 SO—Msceilansous for Sale ROBSON MARINE Hwy. 11.92 Sanford,Fla.32flI 4-wheel drive trucks ___________________ CHEVY cab frame CHEVY flat bed 30 4HP Kohler gas engines 13 elect, motors 6 cyl. and V-s Chevy engines Truck & tractor parts Electrical parts Pumps 1 gearheads 57—SpOfis Equipment ________________________ RACQUET STRINGING-GRIpS All type racquets, Avg. 5$ Scott Reagan 322-1177 - 59—Mjsical Marchindise Harvesting equipment Guitars, Drums, Banjos. 'Corn. plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 322-2255 62—Lawn-Garden AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse signs. PARTIAL LISTING INCLUDES Porch Sale Sat. .', Sun. Still 2000 Celery Ave. Realtors335.6564 47—Real Estate wanted ____________________________ Carport Sale. Sail Sun., March10 111.1116W, 3rd St. I:3Otiil 530. 3 Fam, sale, glassware, dolls, Avon nicknacks, clean clothes & this one. Today's Realty System, Inc. New Recap Tires $Izs$0lsfor$13.9seo. OK Tire Store. 332.710 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to 75 models Call 3399100 or 834 4605 (Dealert Cash 322.4132 _____________________________ STOP AND A THINK Carport Sale, March 9 1 10, 9 tIll 5 ------a in r,_, . -. °' 'U' VUfl VV IUflO a.-..-. - 2nd mortgage si 0.0009 pcI. S1O1.43 per mo. for l5yrs. 349-524-4. DAYTONA AUTOALJCTION Hwy 92, I mule west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold .1 public AUTO AUCTION evert Tuesday & Saturday at 1 30 It's the only one in F iorucla. You set the reserved price Call 90.4 255 1311 for further details WE BUY USED FURNITURE 323 0691 Sale -- 68—Wanted to Buy MOONEY APPLIANCES -- -- 80—Autos for - Yard Sale 5 ACRES NICELY WOODED IN THE GENEVA AREA. 5l6,500. SELLER HOLDS MORTGAGE. - .a. ---'------- ---- FREE to 9ood home 3 yr old Beagle tern., very friendly Call ownet' 531 1891 52—Appliances 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM ,..,. ,v,wu DOWN TO LAKE. $1000 ACRE, TERMS. - - '69 Chevy Pick Up V 8 Short Bed Call 322 lO78aIter 5pm 323 9136 53-1'V- Radio. Stereo WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. ACRES 79—Trucks-Trailers Shepherd Pups, Reasonable Call all 5-i wks. old - NEAR 25 STREET. 56750. 12 AKC Beagles, tn color. 6 weeks. Both parents onpremises 175 365 3666 — NICELY WOODED HOME SITE WITH I00'FRONTAGEON OAK ..,r r,c,jr',, ,--s... 1912 Suzuki GT 550, 7,000 actual miles Excellent condition. 1750 3229412. ________________________________ ,-. — .'ii' Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323-7710 __________________________- Male wilh papers Call 322 2025 after 5 p in. KENMORE WASHER- Paris. Service (ised Machines work 3230619; home 3390113 _______________________ , 78torcycles BARN MANURE ON SALE- NEW twin Size sprIngs 6. mattress $73 95 ea. pc. NEW coffee table with 2 matching endtables 539. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 11 92 So of Sanford. 322 5721 - -___________ From$1O,o55O Call 322 1674. 372 4460 -- - 2 Acres Oak, Hickory, Sweet Gum, Palms. $16,000. J. C. Travis, t -- -......... Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephants eye Plae a classified ad. and pile I he money in your wallet' __________________ ia-It 43—Lots-Acreage ____________________________ -- DUT JUNK AS - 51—Household Goods I - -- Top Dollar Paid for unk 1. used cars. truckS & heavy equipment 322 5990 - - I in a quiet neighborhood DREAM HOME, 3 BR, l''T bath 225181 tertainment center. Works good. Call 372202$ after 5p.m. 65' Lasbra trailer. SR 427, San ford, Fi.on~ acre fenced land, 323 1375 Deltona! Split BR plan, eat-in kit., scr. porch, dining area, all (AQOflI i 'c ctio,iriio --------------- Admiral color 25 In. screen en- SeiglerRealty, Broker _________________________________ 321 06. 327-1577, 668 5335 -- -- . own ptu'.$L341.yd. installed. MORTGAGE. ____________________________ 77—Junk Cars Removed -- - - Rent SteamClean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac New--our loss, your gaIn. 151 yds & - '76 Chevy. 6Cyi auto van Customized inside & Out 5737 Doberman Puppies For Sale Phone 322 4057 ______________________ CARPET HALF ACRE. 113,900, 13,500 DOWN AND SELLER HOLDS SUPER 3 BR, 2 bath horns in - 322 30.53 HEAT. ON NICELY WOODED 75-A—Vans - _____________________________ - AIR - 64—Equipment for BATH, 1912 ROOM. CENTRAL - or 531 9993. ACME Western Boots ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3lOSanford Ave. 322 5191 LIVING __________________________ - AKC Dobermans. 6 wks old. Kastner bloodline Tail docked 1. dew claw removed 3236614 ,..-.oiu. EXPANDO - !eoPIe who like money Use low Get Cash Buyers for a small in- classutied acJs to buy, sell, or vestment. Place a low COSt trade classified ad for results. 327 2611 _____________________________________ Furnilure Salvage, 17 92 So of Sanford. 3221721 -fl-I - Must sell 50xl76'xll' new all steel bldg. 12.25 sq. ft.. will divide. Leave message for H K Smith at 1 800 824 7818, ext M2639 7 pc. dinettes 169.95 & up; Ref. 323-5200 3503 Orlando Dr. VAI,FHA Finar"cing WITH ----- $50 & up, El. stove 5601. up; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford SKYLINE 14'w.flreptace 3 BEDROOM, I" -. 62.A—Farm Equipment S pc. BR suite new, 5239; 3 pc. LR new 5399; Loveseat $11.95 & up; GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Auction Saturdays 7 p m Sanford Ave at Hwy 127 Consignments Welcome 323 7050 )(elloggs Auction Sales _________________________________ _________________________ 6 building lots In city, Zoned MR2 13500 ea. 72_TAJCtI?fl_ Snapper Riding Mower Shp, dc. start, like new 323 3610 For Sale: 5th Wheel Trailer '71 Model, 35 ft., 6 sleeper, tub, air. awning, carpet, extras, In. cluding 5th wheel for pick up 55500. E,',.ar Jones, 12 Oaks Resort. Sanford, Lot 156 C al I Bart Nice location! BPP WARRANTED. Only $25500! FIOM4TO$Izii - & - in Sunland, w.Dinlng area, USUUVI VIII SPAS Legal Services. Inc. 62—Lawn-Garden WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311-315 E First St 322-5622 2541 S. French Ave. 3fl 0231.323 7173, 327 0779 carpet, spacious backyard & Much Morel Perfect for newlyweds or retired couplet SUPPLIIS—AUTOS— SOATS—TRAILENS Zip UNIQUE 1 BR HOME Huge FR, newly painted, beautiful oak floors. Great Oak shaded corner lot. Many added features. Detached garage with spare BR OF SANFORD JUST LISTED. 3 BR, I bath home 323-5774 Day or Night REALTORS — ADDRESS: 322-9283 ALL FLORIDA REALTY OR BUY A HOME! WE SELL HOMES! WIlY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER MINI4.STSSI4t NOMIOWNIIS 1U11141$IMEN CONTRACTORS ALL PLUMBING PIOliEMa 24 HOUR 9 SELLERS I BUYERS PLEASE MAIL ME A FOOD STAMP APPLICATION NAME: NIALTO, 2 BR fam rm, Ig fenced lot. 576,200. COVE FREE EWlmof, (35$) REALTY 2 BR den w-wet bar, fenced rear ' yd., carport. 120.900 lnc. REAL-I'ORMLS OWN Sale mach Sold new for Saso ChriStmas lay-away, there was only $116 bal due, purchasers left area andweare unableto locate. You can have mach, for $116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Caii 831 1711 day or flight. Free home trial, no obligation REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322 7495 CARRIAGE $1433 MON-SUN. 9:11A.M. 316i.E.etIl.93 3:51P.M. SANFORD 323.4015 531-2* ill Westlst$.,Sasfed,PL. AlSLlveOabIlvd.,CasseIkorry.PL. 0 RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 327.2611. FOOD STAMP OFFICE - - SUNLAND 3 BR, 1 b, tennis near by. Range, ref., washer 1. dryer, storm awnings I new roof. Very good cond. $76,000. __________________ - for We have a Singer Future sewing R OBSIE'S ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD 0(4 ITS that Csetial 0 LIST Lovely 1k. view property w-water rights, I BR. 7 b with baby nursery off master BR, C-H&A, many outstanding extras. 539,900. 323 4267. IMMACULATE 3 BR, 1'. bath home w carpeting, dining area, 1g. porch, FIa. Pm., spacious BPs I Many Extrasl Don't miss this one! Yours for 135,0001 p1 stamp law goes _____ service. Yew prewids 5.1$ hours y-- ch weltilY, 5119$CUNe be reedy to INet in a. minimum ua Cati TeIl.Pree, Pfomas 15offof 34 (b Dlv. 322-4457 ,ft Hrs. 322-711 surrounded by lakesi Just 131,5001 2 STORY elegant white brick, I BR, 2 B, outside entertainment sea w-pool I gazabo, wall for privacy, duel sprinkler system, 2 AC units, FP In FR, breakfast rm & formal OR. Yard Debris, Trash I Man, quality eporatlea $ yrs. isp. Patios, Driveways sic. Wayne Seal, 337.1321 _______ Real Estate, Inc. G-enerai Contractor COUNTRY KITCHEN knotty pine JOIN SANFORD'S SALES cabinets, breakfast bar, LEADERI WE LIST I SELL beautiful FP in FR, bay wds. 3 MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! BR, 1½ b, $34500. JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 _ Small horns repairs, Rimod.ftng & Pan. Roofing repair. Pros 1st. 333.5543.3214711 Johnny Walker that anyone can request l Inu ____________________ PAR'iTIME tree Effective March 1, 191, the new food Into effect. Th. new law provides: 50—Miscellaneous $26,000 New 3 BR, 1 b Cl-I, city water & sewer, I4EAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES - NOTICI FOOD STAMP - $15,. STONE FRONT, 3 BR, 2 B, lovely stone FP in FR, im,,,aiv, entrance foyer, decorator wall paper, extra storage I utility rm., cisc. eye garage door. 564.900. No lob too large or small. Corn. plete lawn service. Frog - - OVER SIZED 3 BEDROOM WITH PANELED DEN. FLEXIBLE FLOOR PLAN ALLOWS FOR 4TH BEDROOM, OIL HEAT, AIR COND., FENCED REAR WITH FRUIT TREES & SPRINKLER SYSTEM. $21,900. CALL NOW THIS WON'T LAST. $332 Pill at 9 Pct. Prepared In the convenienc, of your home. 24 yrs. oxp. $101 up, 322.3717 for app$. _____ ___________ ' ML $31,000. Low down payments. OU1LDER. 373.7357 .. -1 BR, ANIMAL HAVEN dog I. Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea Control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Hled ____________________ kaivl5. 3223733. GUARANTEE ' NEWLY PAINTED 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, WORKSHOP, FENC. ED YARD, NEAR 25TH STREET. $30,000 WITH EX. CELLENT TERMS. 4 pet. interest to - qualified buyer. $30,000 to MEINTZER TILE Kids gone, but the swing set In the k yard isn't? Sell it with a want ad. Call 322-2611, — _____________________ — 2lhjjfijs --- (ct) SIDE WORK SHOP I LOTS OF 541w 233 Homes, Income Tax — I -ç Come see this lovely 3 BR 2'3 b home in Sanford's Prestigious Mayfair. This home has a fireptace, sc patio, FR I many other desirable features. TASTE. LARGE LOT, OUT. Eve. 322-0612,322-1317,322.7177 - ______________________ PICK OPEN HOUSE 115 Scott Ave. Sanford SUNDAY 1-S Near Osteen. estimate, 323-1151. IPH Fulitlme, 11.7 shift. Apply In person lake View Nurilng Home, 919 1. 2nd St. 'TAKE - ROOM, COMPLETELY FURN. ISHED IN EXCELLENT Hal Cobirt, Realty inc. 323.7532 ' All Hand wash & i* your car, pickup or van, free pickup I del. Also complets Interior AVON IS INFLATION CRAMPING YOUR SPENDING POWER? ___ - LARGE 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY 323-4061 or eves. 3230517 INSULATION — Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 321-0139 or 9047346701 collect. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON perience needed. Days only. ___________________________ Apply in person SheoaJ'i C.olf Club, Hwy. 134, Winter Springs. AVAILABLE! ' PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABiNETS FreeEst. 323-0-Q9afterS:30 formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 519 E. Iii St., 322-5712 Waitr,is I. Grill cook. No ox. our REALTOR 322-1991 MULTIPLE LiSTING SERVICE Eves 5ô3.353 323.1959 — REALTOR 1 retired or student with own transportation. 323.3211. __ _______ __ _ STEMPER AGENCY M. Unsworth Realty "" Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. __________________________ Call Carl Harris at ______________________ ____ ___ Duplex opportunIty.- growing Lake Mary area. 4 dupiexei well located. Offer on 1 or more, $430 .. me. income, low taxes & Hon35 lfl35ntS __________ ____ 5 acres farm land. Geneva area. $15,550. $2500 dwn, $115 mo. __ _____ _____ ______ SUN., MARCH11 202 Tyler Dr., Sanford FRUIT TREES. ONLY $23,500. Residential Constructlofl, part time "Man Friday"., emi. our .Building lot for duplex. $7500 cash or terms. DuphxeSale_,, -. ,.v,,,.,,,u.,, a up' —iusj,ss the our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 233 & 245. collect. _____ Pleasure to spare In this Pinecrest area home. 3 BR, 2 B w-many extras. $40,000. 40.A—Apartments& - Id to suit spray buffing, 1k. Mary area, 20 hrs. wk., M.F. $2.90 hr. Must have trans. I phone, 303594.7561 Dead New listing—comm. lot on 1797. $49,5. If you're inthe business of building your busines. . . use Classified Ads often. 321-0159 0 p435', S. French (1792) Sanford 323 5324 - OPEN HOUSE ________ Back on Market 3 BR, 1 b, fenced shady yd. 115 Pinecrest Dr. Drive by & call. $27,300. -- Experienced floor man, capable of _______ _______________ - 41—Houses SEARS, Sanford 3221771 . *ho traded Reg. Real Estate Broker 263$ Santord Ave. bô+ 'Mellonville. ______ 8ATMAN 'REALTv' 323-9001 alter hrs. 644.1595. I Convalescent Center, 950 Kenner several authorities only. $150 mo. EDWARD H. SEIBERT, '-REALTOR. 2200 French Ave. Experienced Floor Man needed. _______________________ Apply in person Sanford Nursing i'i—Sp.cI,I ___________ new, blk, fenced, lake, country atmosphere. $29,000. maintenance, 100 pct. occupied. John 625-0634. should Reduced for quick saie 3.1½, like ALSO. Freshly painted 1 BR partial turn. cottage, Sanford area. Adults - _______________________ _______________________ _____________________ Rowe County County's :telete machine broken. message OR, garage, fruIt trees. Owner holding. Unbelievable 521,500. - swimming pool. - Nurses RN's I LPN's, Aides, Livs. In companion, short term ....,.,,.,,, 3390509 339-0301 County ~ acre w-furn. 3.1, formal EXECUTIVE HOME in prestigious area ot Santord. Comp. furn. 4 BR, 2½ bath, Custodian 10 hr. week Tues. thru Sat. Need experience in Ianitorial & yard work. Apply Cardinal Industries, 3701 S. Sanford Ave. E.E.O. - 701 Bldg. E. Aitamonte Dr. 33—Houses Furnished WORLD. Share Apt. Male 25.3.5 Callbitw..n9 ,, ia.. all. Seethis3.IBR,2 bath, Large eat in kitchen, fireplace, patio, his-her garage with automatic door controls all within privacy. security wall with locking gale. Enjoy the amenities of a Club houte, Pool & Tennis Court. REALIOR' zowski, Realtor. 322-7953. REAJT' WORLD. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 1 500 621 7725 Exi. R.141 ANYTIME DAY OR NIGHT SUNDAYCALLSACCFPTrfl Engineering •xp. Seminole County Courthouse, Personnel, Sanford by Mar. 13, Equal Opportunity Employer. M.F, LONGWOOD.LAKE MARY AREA 3 BR. Owner reduces price for Quick Sale. Also will hold 2nd mortgage, $35,000. details. 531,000. _____ToShars ARE YOU YOUNG ENOUGH? Having trouble finding your new kind of nest? Do you fit this pattern? Trav,I often? Lead an on the go entertainment oriented lifestyle with little timefor maintenance I upkeep? Do you like privacy I security? Sanora Patio homes provide it deposit. $200 mo. Wm. Malic- FAMILY STYLE BAR BUSI. NESS. Dispensing wine 1. beer, excellent gross. Call us for 2$—Apts. & Houses INC. REALTORS 530-6633 or 339.1711 eves. Lg 4 BR 2 b. 6 mo lease 1st, last & Call Mr. Adams TOLL.FREE anytime: 1.100-631-6641, day or night, Sunday calls accepted. REALTY FORREST GREENE 3 BR, 1" bath, carpeted, C-H, fenced backyard. Equipped kitchen, near schools & shopping. $11,000 down & assume paymts 1155.92. 3235241. 41—Houses BY OWNER Lk. Mary canal front lot, cleared, ready to build. $12,000. man, No agents. Call 323-5116. 32—Houses Unfurnished - APPLICANTS MUST BE RESPONSIBLE, ABLE TO MAKE DECISIONS, AND BE CAPABLE OF MAKING A MINIMUM CASH INVESTMENT OF $3,910.00. 100 PERCENT MERCHANDISE BUY. BAC K. TOLL FREE Survty Party Chief $150 wkly. (IS. Grad. 6 yrs. field I office Found thengotacaUfrornamanwo 3 room Apt., newly decorated, 1st W. Garnett White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W, Commercial _____Phone 322-7111, Sanford $11,050. CH&A, sprinklers & Other Extras, $1,000 I assume 1½ pct. you I beautiful displays in high caliber, Hunt Realty, hc. 41—Houses - DeBary 1k. front, lees, 7 BR, eat. in kit., FR + 1g. tm on lower level 35*17. Call today! FHA 2524 PARK DR. 322-2111 REALTOR AFTER HOURS 333-0441 Sanora BY OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, Fain, Rm., 2 car garage, fenced, Have a room to rent? Let a - classified ad find a tenant for 323 5324 Duro Super Glue II is a registered trademarkof Woodhili Chemicai, Inc. CALL MR. SA WYER ______ County said they got a call frosna man who asked them for the Identity the extradition wastoldthat Chief Bill fills that position. neighboring Roane f$. for Senior Citizens. Dän. town very clean I roomy. See .Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto. Ave. 4 The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2435' 5. French (Il 93) Sanford Weidwood Products background, artist ability req. Call 322-5313. _________ ---------- Applicants must be responsible, able to make decisions and be capable of making a minimum cash investment of $3,143.00. 100 pct. merchandise buy back. - Housewife's Send for 20 wayi of making money at home. $3.00 to Jean's Report, P.O. Box 120. Sanford, Fla. 32771. Typist JOHNNY CARSON, ABC WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS, THE WALTONS, FAMILY, ROCKFORD FILES, WELCOMEBACK KOTTER, CBS MOVIE OF THE WEEK, AND MANY MORE. in your area. These great pro. ducts will be supplied to you by Summit Market'ng Systems and 75731. ______ weeks offidala here said. Kennerwaag1venperiniigj sary. You will restock beautiful displays in high caliber corn. pany established retail accounts Modular Apt. I Motel Manufacturer looking for in. dividual with experience in payables, billing I general clerical duties. Typing required, computer exp. helpful. Salary commensurate with exp. Company benefits. Send resume ROGERS VILLE, Tenn, forgery suspect who1 officials said clever1 telephone trick to get out jail here faces a Friday HawklnsCountyoffjclalsujd ThwsdaythatKennethKemier, Rogersville, Is being held $10,000 bond charges of obtaining money under false pretesses. Kenner was arrested on Coity LaTI Plo 5Iiiig or experience neces. Accounting Clerk. Growing Away Yvumlun), -. Hawaii Fiye-O, Carol Burnett, Holiywodd Squares, ABC Late Night Movie, Reasonef.Walters News. Full or Part time opportunities available. Own your own business, in your own home. Unlimited earnings, insurance, fee nu: car, I rthrsn,siil. Call 5315246. ' Movie, Barnaby Jones, Baretta, World Tennis, Wide World of Sports, CBS Morning News, Dog Groomer, all breeds, full time year around, fully experienced no other call, 322.5752. Ourliterature Lsfullofwor'Js rn-I.--- im 31—Apartments Furnished No selling or experience necessary. Complete company training. You will restock CEMENTS some Cash f or your lot Medel Inc., Realtor 6-44-3013 Unfurn.Apt.lRms. Plo Children, No Pets 571-2745 - ARE BEING SPENT ON NATIONAL TELEVISION TO PROMOTE THESE PRODUCTS S)3,0g.00 PER YEAR VA-FHA.235.COnV. Homes Low Down Payment DeBary_:Loveiy 1g. 1 BR Air, No Pets. Ideal Ret. Person 322-5054 RAZORS. OPERATOR 62 a of 1 BR—Sill. Poot.Aàuii only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 in Sanford. Call 323-W0 Mariner's Village. - LIGHTERS. AND DISPOSABLE - - 41—Houses 41 —Houses -- THE FAMOUS MAKERS OF PENS, DISPOSABLE CALL TOLLFREE to iurnj BIC a day. — a - $60,000 PER YEAR These books are proven best sellers from malor publishing line 5:30 P.M. PART TIME' Paperback Books 43c 1 tim. ................. a line 3 consecutive times . . 3k a line lCOIIsIcUtIVetimes ..... 3Sc a HOURS — ., $15,000 PER YEAR CHRISTIAN CLASSIFIED DEPT. 8:00 A.M. Sunday, March 11, 1979-7 B 831-9993 THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO; JAMES WILLIAMS bearing serial number 3100010 and tail number P41010 Q. DISTRIBUTORS FOR BESTSELLING Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 I I ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT YOU COULD EARN ____ Seminole Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Business cçportunitlos portunitieS 24—Business CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE OF ACTION Plaintiff. ci I IN THE COUNTY COURI IN AND. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA — FLORIDA CASE NO. fl21S-CC.1..j CASE NO. fl31.CA.o4. STATE OF FLORIDA, IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF EX REL, DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, JANET A. WILLIAMS, JR. State Attorney for the Eighteenth Petitioner, Judicial Circuit of the State of and Florida, On behalf of the Honorable JAMES WILLIAMS. John E. Polk. Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, Respondent. ians ______ Legal. Notice 322-9141 FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323.7500 AND ... MUCH MUCH MORE III -TERMS OF SAL CASH, Personal checks accepted providsd you have psr ID. For more Information & free picturs brochure call or wrifo: NIGGDOOTNAM halty, Auciha..,. hc., hdtsr 1709 1dgswoij Drive, LakelaiW, Florida 33003 ($13) 610 4094' �1111—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, March 11, 1f1 ____________ LF Mix ,rpuuIuIt —. I• SAVE W u ALL w-IPOS 1AII OKY I sum am& fumn, InJJIJ1flg i L LONGWOOD A IlerebtlwPfan: sri_Il & --- msoa*ia - 11-14 - 'e C.V Il I I LANI A WAR __ W. UI$H OR SMOICID ECONOMY I (5 ILADI, S SIRLOIN) I vj -- - MIS i W-D---------BRAND All VAKIBTIBS HICKORY SWEET 1.1 TURKEY I I PORK i:i SLICED Ii F:] LEGOUARTERS CHOPS I'] BOLOGNA Fl STEAK 69 3 4 2" PLANT A Ga-ADS 11)11 fullS! PULL' P1551 01 1M0110 P014 lOIN SLICID 'P110 P011 ,. ••.. ... WI . II 59 * •... -. si j* . .' W • I• •: PRO SANFORD, FLORIDA * SLICED -"•. • iTACON . . . . . . . - I 'S q, sw liii 1 .. "IV 04a"W sna owmm by Garry Trudeau am .z- AV77yIq LiT XYDS 4tUP 35 fto .. - 5, I INm/aE57O,ØIE LVI 4T )WMIWastlbjw I ETP.EI14W Y*N1 /4kE IW4L1k?rve417cv5—MpsL,E VM fl4V Ell - U U r7I 1 I IX'NNO.. IN CAft FIRE W OME71I4%49. • I& DT iI i/4 )tZ HEX fl4 ) 8IJT/N 11147 1 51W, CQ47t A 10E FCR L41Ak R1/711 jl~ _\-• ( IN ii1 1 I I'— 'k Me. - - 9 ifiMTAcis I I - - °Pi' 0) March 11, .1979 DOONESBuRy • J / 69 SLICED BACON I 29 •) oil ,s r0 WESTERN CORN FED W.D BRAND USDA CHOICI ••• '$$SOI$vIoown$!w,Io,.4,ciw,.l Slat, 0 ,oda,t',sp0 -psirthat CoIl0 ACLUOILAY.A WAY C.d.*.a'a lot oI,$e SIX puic$sat• *"*a pou lsl, coac,pi 10 ,.f.ci0.I r? ,.d.ffi IP' ciwo0,I,d b'ocPu,e Po. lisp $1101 $OV Cll0.CI 1004 £offlØls hi Colts you Of4p 53520 040 out CIU5/LAY A WAY pius—a taus ia. *soft* as t0f'spas.d so dI$0llspfst i,oc p.cps Co.spi,$. at 'sa.o III"* SO." b.xw,l $1 ou *a'W—wuCp Poil t.$.c. to, 7 a"d $0 040 ¶'..$ $av.' oii, .-..,,cca.., 0041v Watch our weekly ads for special sa v InIts on accessory Items' Rf5tIIVED SIRLOIN Club LA4y Planwitheach and every 53400Pwthase 44 I 951 STATE RD. 434 US 17-92 AT S11 434 Qua mtmoms " china pktw 'F pE O St.ak per by f EKCO INTERNATIONAL,"A Truly Magnificent Offer!" 519 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. AT,hST. tI& SUP LOIN lIONS eward1s... I Its ii$ R Certlfkateon SAN FORD L I I IT 11 With U5 r1d owspeeW ' I IIT1I.. By Special Arrangement. Winn-Dixie Proudly Presents VAA 1U M1111 =W- II Ily o - . ' UK : q' ), - ''.r•- - it. - . •.-- a. . 14 t,. pop- l ii. AEAP/SATFI7/N S'1A14T A27R4 sce 00 .aJk-4A1, 0WA7215,4 f-LOWN IbrWJA 6V'15N7 %9 \ Th14T //i, TR/PSMJJ1FUL. 1IJMT IF / IN FROlf L/i 5/WEO? • ot f?S I Ill III c.4c'-.,.i,i/ • IAvo? 11.1 11 1 $ HES7RlEMI FIR—c. - E FOLGER'S THRIPTY MAID 5pJ CRUSHED NNT H OLIDIITS CU Pohl W1011,11-00ormere pwrs purchase •xcl. tip.PINEAPPLE '- '•,, •. LBO BA ASTO* INSTA! : - •. BUTTER $'349 2OOC $189 20-oz. CANS --- * -, DEEP SOUTH i SMOOTH & CRUNCHY PEANUT U ______ fbi • • • a, I 1 'I.- 411,1111 C . -. - ., - • 5•. . .4." JAN :----• , - I co.m 111111 • - - 40-oz. . :- - $535 ftTp MA WWO.I . ;.. 5 . ,1 :J.j3c; :'' - . '.' IIWU) jJ('./p:; .';.-i., pS. . • • CAN I I • Lflc 7 •*:* -: 5 U•' -rQ.J .. I I J5 APP$I 24., • • • • • .1 JAI 67 S ,. vA S S Our S(orw • M01 SIR MOTRIK FITZTHRUMPEr Cb.U.9 HIS TAILOR MD THE ARMORER AND TELLS THEM TO MAKE HIM READY FOR THE COMING TOURNAMENT AT EDWIN SEEMS TO BE BROKENHEMTE P AT BEING LEFT BEHIND. 48.4L'VE YOUR ACRSE ,4'iO ARM )WREF' ADViSES MN. %V COVE OW MR )I PROW f#rfR1Af6 7E CAMELOT. 7OUMMEN' POT I , M OSWL$PM .; -*. -S. ONCE AGAIN SIR MOiRIK FEELS THE JOY OF BEING M1)UNTEP AND READY FOR BRAVE DEWS PRESENCE OF THE KING AND HIS LADIES. t• S.. PKC * iI 1ON?V. ..T ARM SOLVES THE PROGLEM OF GETTING SIR MOTRI1( BACK INTO THE SADDLE. HE HAS THEM FEU. A TREE AND By TRIMMING OFF SOME BRANCHES MAKES A CRUDE RAMP AND WHEN HE IS ABOARD, HANDS HIM HIS MAlI. MID WEAPONS. NEXT WEEK- A I.' *.'s .1. Li Homecoming IS,, *.W .ms - * �A VA Nx\W~-' A ft up 4 be S P IL I!% APT rA T IJWK Am lab ~4 i b 1 I 1_Il. I irgui 1IIT I_II -- 7 ii1II Piil I 1 '.• 1 I II I goo k ni 1 I \ . tiCaI L M777 HELP FOR HOMEMAKERS Wo by ML UmWore I have begun to attach cardboard about eight by ton Uttle labels to all fabrics dating inCheL the length, width, care of fabric Draw four lines along the and U It has been pwashed. width about two inches apart. Rose Elleen Cg t ___ 0a TEAR HELOISE: — OVER HIRE, 1 LI HI 1, I%e... _t am DEAR HELO!SE• grandmother has a great fullyblendetNo muse and th no Id?fU Odd me wasted. size ti at the coder t*ckwts th arpcst,sftercuttthgto Marjorie Wiihit. with oig) to overlap IMo the top in.(i,of the hamper. I 'When ii balsa ack _ .. .Li& MMVL,1 A RviL IMI- SP'VIR I y PkLa JJ$ JIM PISIJ• Dit$ All. - discolored and the To r the lid __ - hrfnr ave h rlsyGottbel t AND I I now vinyl and the gold Yanked WUUI Y dhift ' J ,!'etI1 viess I 00~ @M nwwr Hdsiso . DEAR HEIM I tend to buyfabric far advance of its use and toW to a, WtnIins11ydecIdetousei often I have fopH ft l@ngtb, widik Can japhWUM and *Wbor or not I Mvs prowashed it. I S - h' A U? liA' I ied my steam Iron (wtthos* miking Contact with the YIil which will melt) to soften the DEAR HF.LOI8E: vinyL While MIll warm, pulled I keep two Inexpensive, the corners under and stapled. flexible paper plates on hand Not a wrinkle In sight. for sifting our mixtures. z ve them. Who you two 6 Print the 9 Ti'e the stocking around the used, ma king t he nuznbers faucet in your shower or about two inches high. Uave a little space before . is each taking number to glue a small it V5T iy win amp" of the person the a slumer or both, causes no trouble, and is pretty too wM number belongs to. You should be able to got about four phone au the different "olored soaps. numbm on each side of the Evelyn Evans card. Age 12 DEAR HELOISE: To facilitate use of the Instead of a snapshot you could use a picture of a monkey wrench for a plumber, a light bulb for an electrician, and a stethoscope for a doctor. My elderly mother has used �WIWI 'rtj14 12 I I:1rA 1If 1 ¶y Now, m oi N-JAIrl"', [IP!_\ - I Lz.!ELL4 I .L41a •- - I : - -..bw 3I IY Itk ML , A- rIIL I a;;i=:.. kY& \.• Pim r rvr PW 6 r r r 4 I : J I$ ._: lk a "ontog All AwNs v 4t W 1 WNIMtAJD Mit Lancaet.v f TM DINT J"s SICKAMANWAS I P LM rr LOOkl UK3HOUSE3AMO HAS I DAY so $7 W*1S -- 7fF .4f A04S A I °PP AN IW I 4I I"I * Yl TIVI lMT' W7 I _At I. — S - • FF1 1 - .. lw was You AIP mi c* MM1 WAfI$g:Z'u. U0Wr4I'Vl 1,1_I. e Ai.i. RIEHr, YL.vg'rEg YA OiN' FEW P617 C" M!C A / '\ •:; . I' . r— 'I. 1. i •_ ii NO - -s �i rl - • WIJIU! " At LP 4 Ila :m1. 1 fIWA!kl - Z. wor . k.TAZe An Vi = _ *lip 0 I i1 — 'I MO IAWL Ift I.. ,'.. I IL ¼ '!"I1 MINIM IL I T Iow w1w. I, Pa I IF 46. I IL_ILl ILI, �71st Year, No. 175—Monday, March 12, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents Fuel Adjustment On Utility Bill Going Up By DONNA ESTF Herald Stifl Writer Not only will Florida. Power & Light Co. (FP&L) cutomers the prompect of a power Ion through brownouts in the next few weeks, but they will also be facing a 13 percent Increase In the fuel adjadment cod on their monthly power bills. "We received notice today that the cost of low sulfur oil has been increased by $2 per barrel or 13 percent from $15.45 to $17.45 per barrel Regular sulfur content oil has been Increased by $2.35 per barrel," Scott Burns, district hir uni*rWI$) by Hal Kaufman SUM DAVI If yes add Iii. sumbsrs if use calendar days In March that precede Tereece's birthday, yss'll dlscev.r they fetal emetbird lbs sum if the days Is March that follow his blrtey, wiuki, is on u#W day? % / SMystsry Wordi A word there Is, five syllables contains: tako one away, not ins of them remains. What istheword? • u*a sqltsas. IMM *15 j, IAIOi% Rssrraiss IsHere Is firm three word. associated with St. Patrick's Ow 1. 0*11 PAZ. LEARN BY. 3. ROCK MASH. Time: we misats .scb. I•e.-..•.• ••- - IWTVi1A1WI,$I,,adI RlddleMeThIsI Wba$ kind if baths do bess take? Burnble baths. Which NO did the Russians invent? Ready? Tsaripsrlfta. SNINANISANS Practice this stunt for Patrick's Day so10 . •-- neytogowithit. Fold aofpaper into nine squares. Draw ashamrockin the cantor square. Tsar the paper along the fold. Drop th squares infoahator - i. • . ___ ___ fl I JJW ___ J$IWflN 1IJ 41513 I :IrrftJØa -. •_ ..,, . . . . ..;. . . -.,.• $3.07 per month per thousand killowat hours. So, whatever a astomers fuel adjustment charge Is, he can anticipate . a 13 percent Increase In that amount. "Onlythree moiAhe ago," he said, "we were paying $12 Members of the Sanford Qty the state law and vote for Coarilsolion ___ said today they paying the back pay," camplan to vote tonigt* to pay a mented Commissioner John WA of $1,1.3S to two city Morris. "I don't see that we _ have any other choice." street department employees for time spent OVi? a 10-year City Manager Warren E.a It Is period, in_____ training __ Knowles said as far as he's Florida National Guard. concerned: "The law's the law A search of city records over and that'sw we should abide ____ the pad 10 71&I by AIMItmt by. The law says they should be My Manager Richard Quiglay paid fully, and that law has IneMsd the city owes Danny been on the books for a long and MarHi $ time. Anyway, I've followed the Forsythe commission's directive and "Quits frai*ly, I think It has we've researched the records to ____ .com- determine how much bees the attItude money is ell nàslon to PSY those P1' Involved. W those get on with It," said figures to the commission ilssioá David Farr. "Unless tonight and whatever Is the ___ :— Up with comrnhtIers' wishes, that's SM t Is very soaMbing what well abide by." Meting to show ens otherwise, I The lien, came to light In really think we owe ft to these early February when Seminole to pay them and I'm County offIcial,said they would ___ nelz en tdeiai* to a atMs ____ ad law rsrb mmiIc4pel aesd with Fan's sssmint. toady to pay their "i'm sirs we're gokig is go NO salary for say o and pay ft" eonima,*ed military training Keith. "I thok WI have with thE Florida National $ItSTMtIVS." Guard uptol7 days ayear. Coiivnller___ Jullan SteaTo date the Sanford and strom noted the Ciirn1uiO would have to approve the back county commissions have failed pay to comply with date law. to comply with the law. The "If that's the law, that's the county and Sanford have paid law. When I took my oath of their employees In the guard office I swore to uphold the their salaries less whet the guard paid during their two. law," said Steadun. "Fm going to go along with week training periods. . ). CAN YOU TRUST YOU* IYIS? There areatlsastsix diulluMu spaidbifflmps,selsJlswqskklycas M find mess? Check ..wars with thsse below. . .N. . 2 . Now. sum frlsnds that on this day Ills -Hftin, and proper that you ahould be able thflndtheshemrock. Norws we Only on (lb. , —I with fi sham. reck) has all four of Its OFF SIATI Cm. yes hs iSrooly torn. .' _______ P IIUSIW II . box. :rçj ISI . .•-. 2 -: . to414 per barrel for oil and the lad price Increase came only a month ago." Burns noted that the cod of oil to the power company before the fuel crisis of igm was $2 per barrel. The company has estimated It Will use 40 million barrels of oil this year. "With 42 gallons of oil in a barrel, that's a lot of oil," he said. Meanwhile, the firm Is continuing Its plans to appeal to Gov. Graham and then toPrealdent Carter with Graham's expected support for permission to use higher sulfur content on. Not only Is the higher sulfur oil more plentiful, It Is Off ic ia ls Say Sanford Pay Dispute Over / / manager for FPL said. "Cuiers can look for the fuel adjustment portion of their power lAna to Increase. The fuel adjustment cost Is controlled entirely by the cost of oil," he said. Fuel adjustment charges ___ Page 3.A Senate hearings, r r drimmer Irlsisd shave is Iiu for lbs parade. No catch with Ms psi., W r11? SDt.MPl)Mcg MM J2 See FUEL, Page U Irked Carter To Israelis:' We Still Fall Short' matter of ° i. about $2 per barrel less even with the latest Increase In cost, BUTIS said. Currently, federal antipollution standards ban the t,ijpjng of higher sulfur content oil. Burns said without the Mng of the ban FPAL customers - which Include residents In the Samford area—w brownouts—Ices of power. loss low-milfur fuel FP&L will be receiving Z per during Oda month, April, May and June, he sal(D JERUSALEM (UP!) - U.S. officials said Begin, In his speech to the Knead, said, President Carter blew up In anger today when "the problems that are separating us are Israel Interjected a "a new serious com- serious ones. We don't play around with plication" that brought his quest for a Middle words or niceties. It Is not a matter of words. East peace agreement close to failure. essence." The Israeli Cabinet In an all night session Begin indicated that one of the major accepted some but not all of his proposals for unresolved problems was a clause In the an Egyptian-israeli peace treaty. Then Prime treaty giving It priority over Egypt's defense Minister Menachem Begin told parliament pacts with Its Arab sister dates - a clause that the treaty could not be signed until after Cairo wants changed. parliamentary debate. "This Is the heart of the matter," Begin American officials described this as a "new said. "We have security problems" on the serious complication" and that the unex- Lebanese, Syrian and Jordanian frontiers pected development caused Carter to explode "where hostility remains." in anger. Normally treaties are initialled, Carter had tried to ease those fears. then signed and then debated by parliament "Despite the progress of the past six before ratification. months, we still fall short," Carter said In "I will bring this treaty to this house (the slow, almost painful tones. "... We have not Knesset) before we have flied our yet fully met the challenge ... We must again signature," Begin said as Carter listened to a contemplate the tragedy of failure." Using different approaches and terms, simultaneous translation of the Hebrew through earphones. "I take great pride in our Carter repeatedly dressed the need for a democracy." commitment by Israel to take the risk _ ___ __ Carter had listened to the fiery reutred for peace. _ 1klIM*ss tilde, mtM W iS 15 "S -SØ beruptIona of Begin by Geula Cohen, a eternal dream for peace. But we mod make disaffected member of Begin's Likud bloc. this beginning," the president said. After a 10-minute diatribe she was forcibly ejected from the chamber. Carter appeared Israeli Troops somewhat bewildered as leftist deputies repeatedly heckled the prime minister with shouts and catcalls. Shoot Students Carter had told the parliament earlier that "the people of the two nations are ready now TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) - Israeli troops for peace" but "the leaders have not yet today fired We a crowd of Arab students drenoastrathug In the occupied West Bank proven that we are ready now for peace. They against a peace treaty with Egypt and mud persevere. With or without a peace treaty, the United States will always be at wesaded three of them, we seriously, a Israel's side." military spokesman said. Juvenile Arbitration Alternative To Lock And Key - IyMAX*UUZflAN HsrsM$tWdtar behind him., the arridleg officer miat. dlanhis the on or pass now with no prior record. l think this getting off scot free." Bernosky. "There Is no toilet- you guys, you're just like "If you ever ass two. eyes recommend arbitration. tenc.. Sentencing could include gives law enforcement an The offenders who enter the dewing or anything of this everybody else." grow, It's when that door Following that recoin- coimsiling, a work program or alternative to suggest to BBS juvenile arbitration program nature. They wash windows and In addition to working with The door, oft wide 1usd shuts," said Bernosky, .ItfIig nwnàtlon, the child and child's redltgion In property damage (State Department of Health are usually sentenced to some scrub walls and duke." the children directly, the of. Sgt. William Barnoeky usda a In his office. "Then they know parents or guardians must cases. and Rh&11tatIve Services) form of work detail. Bernoaky Upon completing the sin- ficers Involved In the arysiugmssssidparadso It's ad Barney Miller. This Is agree to the fldidire WitidiS At a time when juvenile and the Judges where the kids draw, up a contract for the tence, the child Is required to bitratlon program confer do be* rom at tk Sadord ti.o days of being notified , don't go to the detention center offenders and their parents or write a flve.page paper on why several times a month with us. P11105 DiPaitflwi. guardians to sign. The contract he or she should not Mail. The members of the county's ar,, sJjy in this case is tis. arbitration has been recoin- nosky said he feels tiie at- or jail." 11a Is the booking iO, Ifleldid. calls for the child to appear ata program has netted the police tgtration task force, according hNabdoil jvVewle . system i B.raoeky tills the boy. ' dielgnated time at the police department some new-found toBernoeky. lAtratlon program. The arbitrator mud hear the against such a rising- crLs- procicns ° r us. wbenyosgstyoirpelats , department, im ,5 friends as well, according to I guess you can see Ins ]own their uiwi will The arbitration program Is an charges d where it all darts and goes really sm*lnulatIc about this During the time the child sat Bernosky. you dat, It altsris.tive to sending a firston, a.ceae ruling"lls.juvenliearbltratorlsan "'' A the pollcedepsrtmed,heorsise "This one boy asked If he progren," add Bernosky. 'It's of 'U' tim. juvenile offender through .er stape" alternative," commented "A lot of these kids have an is required to perform a work could come down a couple of really gratifying to see. And P' i t. oatinuss to the Jail, the Ilrne-consumlag court Bernosky. "We're ad talking attitude that they say4hey, I'm detail supervised by Bernosky. days each week and work at the when you get a cop to say, 'I ilke thw peath is placed In a system. The arbitrator fumctkins like about the hardened criminal, a juvenile, what can they do to ,No d.m.srlug work is to be department," recalled Bet. it, lets give it a chance,' Its got cii aid the doer Msd 71wprogramwerhethia way: a judge In that he or she can This Is the flrd.tlne offender me?' Now those kids aren't done by thm kids," noted noiky. "He said, 'I kind of like merit." -. ---p. _____ , . . i ... . -- _____ - * r gr**I-.au_... - , •, -, - 'ia-.. - ' -F. • :H*; ---- - —.-- - .- ---- ' R*ich ----.-.• .-. - 1t -• f • 4. - - - . -•. - . • 0. - - I .' • .- C*Iedo's Centennial - -. - •I - IyIOOUIOT cactutoed the aft contend with swarming bwecti forest periods in Ovtedo's 1sCun. ----The fad t Ovisdo has thdalmcutwlpsdos*thear.e's history, ware an bend. At 9:X A hsdrsd years ago Oisde ir4id 10 ji.t5 Is Indeed citrus peodedlom. Frank Wheeler and Use King, rudulidofagsmsrslatmead wosthcil.Iratlom,InIIgldof the Ovlsdosn's pride oftheir past lortg4ime resided. of O,jsj Put emeasathshonof ordsels tW Um city sad he was evident throvocut the Labs Jop at a place known r-b have had to contend ce'deyvAa] cslsbeatious, which the celshratlm by US, Sen. as Jop's Ls. with.___ began Friday night with a Richard Stone, As_king- ad Riveibatscomlagdown the ft.4 o4the "Big Trssae" dance at the 1sdo High in iON1 w the temperature School. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 11, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1c9b89150ebfacf1a0d0917c658dddf0.pdf 5ed7d66f5ccfa7e6515ae1ab1dde046f PDF Text Text - P 1SI-Evsnhli Herald, Sanford, Fl. -Is Ws*siday,*pqjI,im - .'w '. , - •ç &I' . -.' --w - - - -. -VI.-'. - I ç ---•- "- : ..r -. r --- '•-.? '?W- V .w • I' :', .- AV E PLAY D'OU * ,BLE bOLARB 'lOG" suasv... .NuwaMs '• I II I AI. I WV UU \ I UU PT. MYVO$$IADII MA. POST OIANOI. PtA. $2,00" I 1 .i.i1rns I Wi I - CSNI1N,PtA.. 7 •NN1I$ ICU 100011 ALL W.D STORES __________ OKAWKII, n& A 1•. IITNIFOLLOWINSCOWIT1I$OULYI EF P . • £• WIUR 7$ WINNIRI . _____ 1,P 1.0w IW i ILPi.i Li.I 2isl •t.I Ch'Id Abuse Detect"ton Possi 'sble He~ciiil/th Pros Toold I L k 2w e ili.1 iI 1•1 _________________ I i I - 4flt.1 By GEOFFREy POUNDS Herald Staff Writer - Parents with the potential to abuse their chil dren can sometimes be detected as early as the first ho ur after a child Is born, Seminole Memorial Nursing Education instructor Nan cy Edwar ds told a group of health care professionals at a Wednesday seminar on child abuse, The hospital sponsored the seminar to alert nurses and health care workers to what reportedly become a growing problem in Seminole County. According to figures from the county office of Health and Rehabilitative Services, the of reported child abuse cases rose from 560 in 1977 to 972 in 1978. Th e reports I - onow IN off" hAft 911101101111 li-1111i 4118110".1019 fig OW'NONN "t - OOD $ VISITS 11. ODD$FO 13 "1 VISITS __1. * is I I,i.i ' ..I I1wI tOI .i Itsi io1 I i 1000 100 200 1.00 L.1QTALPIZE1 I -. $3. 2$WIN$I$ $2 . -. QUANTITY *OHT$ . •• ' I . rn .. ODD$FO ONE STORE Vilit 1.714I.1 ,,o.oc PfihZE5 i VALUE 00 1.00100 i iffad - M1NSN! *&1LI UL PT 60*06 y PMM A. a' Evening Herald-(USpS 413-280)-Prjce 15 Cents .ciiAAsokofApdi12;ivs :':.. I 71st Year, No. 214-Thursday, April 26, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 -, , PUI00I APUI 26.2$ Hospital 100 has number cited ect of children as young as two - JL days old. Mrs. Edwards said the behavior shown by a mother immediately after a child is born can often be an indicator of the mother's fut ure pattern of interaction with the child, "There are three things to look for in detecting a parent who may abuse a child," she said. "fist you need a parent with the potential. Second, the child has to be exceptional in that in some way it does not meet the expectations of the parent. And third, there has to be a crisis situation, "In some cases the act of birth itself can be a crisis," she said, Mrs. Edwards said a mother can interpret a baby who is not the sex desired by her or a baby who resembles an unpopular relative as a crisis and turn away from the child almost immediately. "By the time a mother leaves the hospital should be exhibiting certain types of be havior things like holding and rocking the child, gazing at it and talking to it," she the notion that the baby does not meet expectations, she said. Turn of the county HHS office said there are two factors suspected in the increase of child abuse . If the mother refuses eye contact with the infant, dues she -- said. Weinberg " reports. - not respond to the baby's need for cleaning or has not given or considered a name for the baby within it few days, after birth, a referral to a social worker on behal f of the mother may be needed, Mrs. Edwards said. Mrs. Edwards said the father of the child should also exhibit a desire to touch and hold the child. Angry facial expressions or harsh vocal disapproval of the baby by the of all there has been a subtant1al hure..e in pOpulation since 1977," he said. "And secondly, there is a greater willingness to such cases. There has been enough publicity that those who wish to report theni no their name's will not be revealed." Of 972 reported cases of abuse in 1978, Weinberg said, only parents vere ever prosecuted. lt that Prosecution occurs only in cases of 'deli be rate, sadistic abuse'." father can inake the mother feel inadequate or reinforce Ili other cases, professional counseling is tried. lie said. First report know the about seven said -- IC nsumer f Prices Up 1(1 ___________________________ . - on DIMMO*oAc)Escl OIU0C IOAST 11111" Si" $1" I . 0. 0 . . . . _ c wwww U1 OIOI 15 . . . . . . . . . ThF . W-0 POC ICIN CIN?II CUT P0* U10P5 01 IOAST.. *r*c0N IL Si" w.sustjCoo MCt umauou PM 0uU* 1 WUI IIJ . . . . . . II. 77 W P1N COUNTRY sinS, PAN MRS A .PIYIRS aft - . . . . . .. .'• •.. -I •i" __ •..... - ic.Mir • • • • • ,.• 7P . . if• : :-.• : ::ev;;: •• :-"~:•:• . . a .. . . . . . . . . .2 .. ••, : c:,: •...•. : -. situation during March: -Food and beverage prices rose 1 percent, the lowest increase of the year. However, food has now jumped at an annual rate of 17.6 percent during the first quarter and 12.5 percent over the past year. The 2.7 rise in meat prices accounted for over two-thirds of the March advance. Besides beef, the price of eggs, fresh and dairy products also showed substantial gains. Fresh vegetable costs declined sharply due to better weather, -Housing costs climbed I percent, slightly below February's huge 1.3 percent rise. Mortgage interest costs increased 1.9 percent and home heating oil leaped 5.5 percent. -Transportation costs rost 1.2 percent, about the same as in the previous four months. But gasoline prices increased 3.8 percent to account for most of the surge. It was the largest gas price hike since July 1975. -Clothing prices rose 1,5 percent compared with a minuscule 0,3 percent in February. The large rise was attributed to higher-priced spring wear, introduced for the first time In the marketplace. - . a •••;•: WASHINGTON (UPI) Consumer prices shut up another 1 percent in March to produce the worst quarterly Inflation rate In more than four years, the government reported today. Sharp increases were registered in virtually every consumer category. Gasoline rose at the fastest rate since the summer of 1975, meat prices jumped 2.7 percent and clothing surged by 1.5 percent, the biggest gain since August 1974. Although the overall 1 percent March gain was less than February's 1.2 percent jump, it was little consolation to Americans who had to dig deeper Into their wallets to make ends meet. When the first three months of 1979 are taken together, the annual rate of Inflation was 13 percent, the Labor Department said in its newest price analysis. That is the largest quarterly rise since the 13.1 percent jump during the July-September period of 1974. By comparison, prices rose at an 8.5 pereeflt annual rate during last year's fourth quarter. The Labor Dep.rtment offered the following breakdown, by of the cnsurner price No MLU •.. In Nearly All Areas _...z., j' '•'-'•'••'••. AU. IWII ....... '' "Lt .-.. 'IL' . -, u7/ ".4.. Entertairunent charges moved upward by 0.9 percent, mostly due to admission price increases for events. Medical care remained steady, rising 0.6 percent, the same as in February. The overall Consumer Price Index for March rose to 209.1. That iiieans goods and services which cost $100 in 1967 were priced at $209.10 last month. - sporting - percent fruits category, , Ilie Labor Department, which compiles the in. dex, also issued a separate report which said the individual purchasing power of a family of four dropped 0.1 percent after adjustment for inflation. Purchasing power was off by 2 percent during the past year. 'ilie administration has been anticipating another bad consumer price performance. Top officials have consistently warned that price increases would be large until at least late spring or early swnizic'r. By that time, officials hope President Carter's anti-inflation program combined with expected slower economic growth will at least bring It leveling off of Inflation. -- - Meeting Set On Federal Grants . - Ir.1i,uamcu, we VI IS' M& PtAS$ • IA lAM :...: . . . ró ó•' . .' P uw'.,...,. C", . •: .. . . . i.. I p • .,. . , , - •8 ',• . .1 . .I....,.,_ I I!• sp. QMv 1. .0 A PEACH OF A DEAL -. Si1 , I ..• For Sanford 11SISEC r-Plitting Pro jects - 4 .'L : . . ... • _•.•• - . '. 66M P. . . - s.-...; . - ', S ----- . • .4-• t . U.NNAIIS• - •. 1• .. 1 Lt. Viiicist Whowould deny that a cute tomato might be Just plain peachy? Maybe go, but tomatoes and peaches just don't mix In Mrs. John C. Noel's kitchen, that Is. Mrs Noel of Linda Lane, Sanford, was In the process of making •, - $1" . : Herald Photo V Tom spaghetti sauce She opened a can of plump, juicy tomatoes and - it couldn't be-but it was-a lone wrinkled peach slice she displays for - ..'.;. . CUCKIN' 00D SWIETII OR. .' - - 101111110 - , ?. .. - UP . . .;. . - ._ - . .'-:.. 'h- . *- - 'Pvesdb Itnjs . - NA I T.. . ...,. r - -:,' . . •'. I1II • 'W MI - -. . I SAVUIS -- •• - ' regional office of theaid. Wilson said prea Department of Housing plicatlons have been made and Urban Development for a $1 S million grant to are scheduled to meet May construct a neighborhood discuss more than $1.5 million, The meeting is scheduled for 2 p.m. at Reddi ng Gardens, Wilson said, Sanford. He said no amount has - -. - I)earAbby ., ................. 1k said it would ta ke at least three months before' a determination is made on the grant applications. Actual construction would beginonthefacilityamlthe (lOWfltO%SIi renovation as soon as contracts could be and a lined up following approval utility pay station, he said. of the grants, he said. Wilson said there has been no site yet selected for the pro posed neighborhood facility. Wilson said the public is invited to attend the May 2 meeting. - GEOFFREY POUNDS ? - AAA - - . Tod m ' - b crs e1 to the meeting to get an indication of their coni mitment. The $1 .5 million iieigh. the rehabilitation of commercial downtown borhood faci l i t y for which Wilson hopes to gain Iwieiitig will include offices for authority, an auditurium with it banquet kite-hen, office' for space outreach programs of variows social the housing investment and local ° By SHARON CARRASCO asbestos material that must be School, Lake Mary Elementary Protection Agency (EPA) nor Herald Staff Writer removed from the 12 schools School, T.W. Lawton the Occupational Health and To comply with the cover a total of approximately Elementary School, Jackson Safety Administration are requirements of the state 152,068 square feet, Canton Heights Middle School, requiring Seminole County to Department of Education, said. Rosenwald School for remove Its ceilings containing Seminole County must remove "That sounds like a lot but Exceptional Children, Mllwee asbestos, Canton said. some ceilings containing this is comparable to a school Middle School, Crooms High Both federal agencies have asbestos at 12 of Its schools. about the size of Teague School, English Estates published specific guidelines That compliance, however, Elementary School," Carlton Elementary School, Longwood for removal of the ceilings if the may cost the school district a said. Elementary and Sanford school district chooses to do so, "bailpank figure in excess of The schools where ceilings Middle School. Canton said. . $350,0000" said Hugh Carlton, contain the largest amount of Those schools have certain The state Department of director of auxiliary services the asbestos material which areas only that would be a!- Education, however, has more for the school district, must be removed are South fed, Carlton explained. For stringent regulations than Tests on the ceiling samples Seminole Middle School and example, ceilings containing either of those agencies, were conducted to determine Bear Lake Elementary School, the asbestos material will be Canton said. The fact that whcther the 12 schools have the Carlton said. removed from only two or the 50 Seminole County may have to type of asbestos which may Other schools in Seminole claarooms at crooms High remove its asbestos ceilings as . case cancer. County where ceilings Will be School, Canton said. required by the State Depart. "on told the school board removed are: Neither the federal agencies ment of Education "may be a Wsbeiday that recent test Casselberry Elementary of the Environmental first in the U.S.," he said. n.is of samples taken from It will cost the school district aiesuugs of the 12 schools approximately $2 per square a of soft type foot to remove the drop " ceilings, remove and reinstall •àcording to the engineer, the ceiling lights and superthat's no Immediate danger at Aroisd The Clock ..........4* Horoscope ................. 28 on of the project itself, 't Canton said. "It's all in Bridge .................... SB Hosjtal ...................3* Canton said. 'condition. The ceilings are Comics ....................5 .....................2* school district plans to off anything. They Crossword .................ZR OURSELVES ........... 1,38 remove the ceilings containing . 't been penetrated by Editorial ..................4A Sports ...................5,5* as st be os from the 12 schools damage." lB Television .................48 once Cii for the (Silings that contain the Or. Lamb ------------------SB Weather ................... 3A summer. *sstos. II USCOIIIT PUQ authority is seeking federal - •• C ...- and officials front the been specified in the commercial renovation request That will be determined following the ineeting with HUD officials, he said. lie said the federal prograiti under which the Sanford ;Seminole School Board OK's Asbestos Removal ME - Wilson said the meeting will be held to review two downtown projects for which the housing ... 6OC _____ IWI SONPtIT SPREAD photographer clinging to the tomatoes! Mrs. Noel said she had never seen anything like it before. She carried the can ( peach and all) back to the grocer, who, by the way, gave her two cans of tomatoes. A better than fair exchange. Seminole County Housing Authority Director Tom Wilson, Sanford banking representatives -. a . a HE'S OUT Herald pilots by Tom Jeff Serraes raises a bit of dust in sliding home Wednesday ""Sanford, but he Is tagged by Knights of Columbus catcher Tim Hall in the Elks' 13.4 victory. VFW won the day's other Junior League game in a battle for first place, beating the Kiwanis team In a 12-6 thriller. For details on both Junior League games, plus other Little League games In Sanford, see stories and box scores on page SA. out I It : Meisel ------ -- -. - --. - .- . A ... ,... .. . -. -- - -- - - - - - - - �42A—Evenin g Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, April 26, 1979 Over _ Two SanfordA&en Arrested In Burglary - -- -_- w Gary Louis Kemp, 43, of 413 heading south on Park Avenue. E. First St., Sanford, was Police said the check of the sale tape recorder, deputies say. "serious and guarded." HOUSE BURGLARY arrested Tuesday on a burglary indicated the thief had taken 25 Collier's wife, Alice, was Approximately $1,150 worth Ten dollars in coins was also charge, according to Seminole one dollar bills. pronounced dead on arrival at of stereo equipment and taken from a jar. County deputies. Seminole Memorial Hospital FOODSTAMPSTAKEN Tuesday Kemp allegedly entered a A total of $83 in cash and food Tuesday after the accident. CONDITION SERIOUS from 5aJf(flJ home at 918 Magnolia Ave., stamps were reported stolen The husband of a DeLand woman, according to Seminole Sanford, on April 20 and stole from the apartment of Gertrude woman who died in a car crash County deputies. VANDALISM several watches, rings and a A. Roberts, 52 Lake Monroe near Sanford Tuesday night Vandals struck the home of a rtouaic camera, deputies say. Terrace, Sanford, police said. ' Deborah Ely, 24, of Route i rem ains in serious con di tion was ordered for DeSantis. rd woman causing rural Sanf o His bond was set at $5,250. Police said the thief entered Sanford, told deputies someone today. in damages, according to Another Sanford man was the apartment through the GUILTY OF THEFT forced open the rear door of her Seminole County deputies. allegedly involved in the April front door, which was unlocked Charles Robert McKenzie, 18, home sometime between 10:30 Phillip Collier, 80, who was 20 burglary with Kemp. Robert at the time. Police said the theft of 805 Woodllng Place, a.m. and 4:50 p.m. Tuesday. An driving with his wife on U.S. Dorothy Gore, of S. Sanford Earl Clem. 21, of Riverview occurred sometime Sunday. Altamonte Springs, pleaded no instrument was used to Highway 17-92 Tuesday when he Avenue, told deputies Juveniles Ave. Sanford was arrested JACK TAKEN contest In circuit court Tuesday the door lock, deputies say. lost control of the car and threw rocks and broke her fran Tuesday for burglary and two A hydraulic Jack valued at to charges of burglary and crashed into a light pole about window and the right fran counts of grand theft deputies $525 was reported stolen from a grand theft In connection with The property stolen included 2.4 miles north of Sanford, was window of a car parked In her say. Seminole County Public Works two house burglaries in a 23-channel citizen's band transferred to Lucerne Hospital front yard. The incident ocClem also allegedly stole a 25 Truck while the truck was in the Altamonte Springs in radio, a 35 mm camera, a dual i n Orlando Tuesday where curred sometime between 9 cal. automatic pistol and radio vicinity of the 4300 block of November. turntable, a stereo receiver and doctors say his condition is a.m. and noon on Monday. equipment from a residence at Orlando Drive, Sanford police - 9fl Park Avc,jj4jnford. said. His bond was set for $5,250. TRIAL SET AUTO FIRE A 32-year-old Orlando woman / An estimated $500 damage charged with twice setting fire was done to a car driven by to the Longwood home of her ...• Candace H. Presser Wednesday estranged husband is scheduled when the engine caught fire to stand trial in Seminole •-..' I . near Celery and Mellonvilie County on May 21. . .1 Avenues, Sanford police said. Dorothy Faye Solitro is . Police said the fire was ex- charged with arson in contingushed before city nection with the burning of her firefighters arrived at the husband Michael J. Solitro's scene, home at Route 1, Longwood. COINS MISSING The couple is separated. An undetermined amount of Seminole County Sheriff's cash was reported stolen from deputies charged Mrs. Solitro I the cash boxes of the pinball with setting the house afire on e. machines at a service station at Aug. 25, 1978 and again on Jan. 1301 W. 13th St. Wednesday, 22 of this year. The first fire Sanford police said. caused an estimated $20,000 • Police said the thief gained damage and the second fire entry to the building by forcing caused an estimated $75, open a lock on the east side of damage, authorities said. the building. THIEF CONVICTED WATCHESSTOLEN . Greg John DeSantis, 26, of 603 A man grabbed a watch Sabal Palm Court, Altamonte .• display case containing 12 Springs was found guilty of Timex watches and ran out the grand theft In connection with oor of t e Eag e scoun t e arc t e o a porta e Store at 2670 Orlando Drive radio from an Altamonte Hireld Phoft by JaM Cassel" Wednesday afternoon, Sanford Springs Fire Department Sanford Kiwanis Club honored 15 police said. members with 25 THEY years or more membership vehicle. totalling 493 years Wednesday at a Legion of Honor Day luncheon attended by 150 Police said the watches had a DeSantis was arrested March total value of $280. 16. Authorities said the value of WITH IT Kiwanians, their wives and guests at the Sanford Civic Center. From left, SAFE ROBBERY the radio taken was $1,780. A Field, 35 years; Gen. J.C. Huchlson, 58-year charter member; Ralph A. SmJoel ith, A dry cleaning store clerk pre-sentencing Investigation 40; Martin Stinecipher, 35; Roy Mann,35 and Mack N. Cleveland Sr., 35. Arthur was thrown to the floor and $25 Wilson, 35 years and Howard Montleth, 30, were unable to be present. in cash taken from a safe in the store Tuesday afternoon. Sanford police said. Alice A. Dunn, clerk at the One Hour Martinizing Store at 124 W. Second St., went to the rear of the store to check on a WORLD IN BRIEF alI kI s Start Sunday T On Sinai Withdrawal ;. IL I. AVIV, Israel — UP! — Israel announced today iegotiations will start Sunday with Egypt on the first ase of the Israeli withdrawal from the Sinai Desert -`Ph 'under the terms of the Israeli Egyptian peace treaty. 'l'tit' joint Egyptian-Israeli Military Committee will at Tassa in the U.N. buffer zone of Sinai in the first ! tuind of talks devoted to technical details of the pullout, "the military command said. The first phase Is to be ,1Pp1 t('tI by Jail. 25. It will iiiark the first formal session designed to tmpleinent the provisions of the treaty, made final Wed...ju'sdav with the exchange of ratification documents, - NAION IN BRIEF Carter Unveils His ' - OJi ay •" I3EIItUl', Lebanon (UP!) — Israeli artillery and gunboats pounded several south Lebanon targets overnight but an unofficial U.N.-mediated cease-fire arranged early today appeared to be holding, Palestinian officials arid reports from the scene said. Ahth newsmen in the south said Israeli artillery Pounded the Palestinian-held town of Nabatlyeh and its nearby villages of Aishiyeh, Kfar Tibait and Arnoun late Wednesday and early today. Th e gunboats shelled Palestinian positions near the coastal town of Sidon shortly after midnight and were seen patrolling the southern coastline at daybreak, r'fsidents said. - - '' PEKING (UP!) — Chinese officials in Hanoi today propose rn eight-point peace p Ian •n Vietnam h,,* ac Eused Hanoi of deli berately increasing tension along the border during the talks, the New China News Agency reported. -- h d l Di t h M h h ft f ,J.alks, questioned the sincerity of Hanoi's earlier proposals t o settle (lit. di disputes. s,putes. I Hall told the ietnamese that they submitted' .i: peace plan at the first session of the talks on April 19, they were already intensifying their "anti-China propaganda id clamors for war, thus poisoning the atmosphere of IeS1. IIe'OtIlItlOflS," Work Continues On SALT WAShINGTON — (UP!) — A March test ofa Soviet SS. lim itation treaty, diplomatic officials say. she got to the safe, she was 'llie , officials: also. said the UnKed es and SovIet Union so far are unable to resolve.the question of where to schedule the summit meeting at which Presidents Carter i(I Leonid Brethncv will sign the pact but that both from behind a wall. Police said Ms. Dunn told the . . ' '•' ' •.! _____________ man to put back anything he had taken front the safe, but instead, the man threw her to American and Soviet sides are determined to complete -44ie acLiml. the floor and ran out the door rREA DEATHS MOS I. VIUKERY JR. Amos Ives Vickery Jr., 52, of 200 }'iiiewood Drive, Maitland, ditd Wednesday in Altamonte in Sanford for the past 22 years. She is survived by her husband, (Xis Howard, Sanford; two sons, Ronnie and Thomas, both of Sanford; five sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Stewart and Mrs. Brenda Hill, both of Nora Bridgeport; Mrs. Williams of Sanford; Mrs. June Gibson, of Titusville and Mrs. Alberta Reeves, Nashville, Tenn.; three brothers, Ralph, Don and Richard Abbott, all of Bridgeport. Funeral services and burial will be in Stevenson, Ala. Brisson FuneraiHomePA is in charge of local arrangements. MRS. ANNA NORDICK Mrs. Anna J. Nordick, 81, of 219 Ridge Road, Lake Mary, died Wednesday morning at Florida Hospital, Orlando. Born in Pttt3bW'ih. Pa., she lived in Lake Mary for the past 14 years. She was a Catholic. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Keefer, Lake Mary and Mrs. Ruth Storolis, Pittsburgh; four sons, Robed, Edward and Richard, of Pittsburgh and John, of Forest City; 20 grandchildren; 22 greatgrandchildren and a sister, Virginia Brazto, Sewickley, Pa. Sewickley, Brisson Funeral HomePA In charge of arrangements. BURRJDGERA1LIFFSL Birbrldge E. Rathlf Sr., is, of 204 Larkwood Drive, San. ford, died Wedoesday morning at Florida Hospital, Orlando. Born lnGnmdy,Va.,hellvedin Sanford for the past 53 years. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church, the Sanford Masonic lodge 62, the Orlando Shrine Temple. He was ISpi ing.s. A lifelong resident of (entral Florida, lie was a land surveyor for Seminole County. Survivors include his wife, Maxine, Maitland; sons, Steven 'Vlrkei"., Winter Springs, Hubert Vickery, Casselberry; lflcci Todd, Casselberry and :Dennis Anderson, Maitland; daughters, Deborah Vickery, Winter Park, 1)eidra Vickery, kasselberryit,sd Itobin Sargent, Maitland and four grandthiliIrcti. Haltiwiti Funeral Ilonie Altanninte Chapel is in charge 1ot arrangements. %% ALTER GAINES Walter Gaines, 65, 1606 W. 13th Place, Sanford, died Thursday, April 19. Born in Madison, he moved to Sanford fit an early age. 1k was a Braun (atiilletc cilIployCe and a iiwinbcr of Springfield Baptist C l hurch. Survivors are his wife, .'tiuue L. Gaines; suns, hlurald I.. Gaines, Hayiiiond K. Gaines, iLa Id Gaines; daughters, \1al:ssllie Mcl)aiuel, Rosemary Scott, 1.'liurtun, Ilutli M ':colliak Gaines, Brenda Boll P Hell; 25 grandsisti l)iiJ hildren; I great-grandchild; d .'phews and 4 ilieces. %ilsun-Eithelberger MortLary, Sanford is in charge of ii raiigeiiients. MRS. WILLIE MAE HOWARD -, -. ts. Willie Mae Howard, 55 oI"4oute 3. Sanford, died 14iesday night at Seminole 4thorial Hospital. Born in ItePon. Ala., she had Lived • / wnIng Ht'mld lfhursda y, (USPS 461-201 owner and operator of Ratliff Wrecker and Parts Co. on Highway 17-92. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Genevieve Ratliff, Sanford; two daughters, Mrs. Janette Cara, Sanford and Mrs. Rosalind Steck, St. Petersburg; son, B. Earl Ratliff Jr., Milwaukee, Win.; father, Thomas Ratliff Sr., Sanford; brother, Thomas Ratliff Jr., Sanford; three sisters, Mrs. Juanita Miller, Sanford, Mrs. Mildred Bruster and Mrs. Evelyn Pollitz, both of Tallahassee and 11 grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home-PA is in charge of arrangements. Pbld Daily and Sunday, eac $atsrday by Thi Sanford Nara )O9 N. Fresca Ave., $anIsrt P11. 33771. end Class Posta,s Paid at Sialird, Pliflda $3771 tc neDeUvery: WeaL lsceofssMem*.$3-$slMos*i.$1I.Ilg Yeas', SI. my Mail: WIaL U costs; Month $331a 6 ?IS1*S. US-Il; Year, I - Sn .... . . .. - - We planned it that way. You work hard, and your time is valuable. And, when it's time to save or time to borrow we want to ERA Cited In Convention Loss help you save both money and time in the CHARLESTON, W. Va. 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VICKERY. AMOS Ives, .L— Funeral services for AmoS Ives 700 Pinewood Drive, Maitland, who died Wednesday in Altamonle Springs, will be Friday t 11:30 am. at Baldwin Funeral Home Altamonte Chapel with Walter B. Feagins officiating. Visitation today, 24 and 79 p.m. at the home. Baldwin funeral Altamonte Chapel in charge. 57, Of Actor John Carroll Dead We want to be your savings and loan home. . close to home. GAINES, WALTER— Funeral wvicesfor Walter Gaines,5,of 1401 W. 13th Place, who died April 19, will be Thursday at 4 p.m. at Springfield Baptist Church. Sanford. with Rev. Enoch Rivers, pastor, of. ficiating. Burial in Restlawn Cemetery, Sanford. Wilson. Eichelberger Mortuary, silo Pine Ave., Sanford in Charge. 9 LOCATIONS . SWORD. MAIN O"IM P.O Box 2fm,3i2w5t Sa,otd, Honda 32771 Telephone 322-1242 or Orlando 8315554 LONGWOOD omcz Staff Road 434 at U.S Hwy. 17-92 LOWWOO& Florida 3250 Telephone 834-3200 ORANGE CITY WINT*1 PARK OffICE DEBAISY 0 Funeral services for Mn. Anna J. Nordick, 41, of 719 Ridge Road, Lake Mary, who died Wednesday in Orlando, will beat 10 am. Saturday, at the Brisson Funeral Home with Fr. Peter Mitchell officiating. Burial in APOPKA - 0Main Office 555 Enterprise Road Orange City. Florida 32763 Telephone 775-6000 CITY . C) SOUTH ORLANDO OVWDO 1874 S Semotan Boulevard Orlando: Honda 32807 Telephone 277-7500 C) 137 Highway 1792 NBAIV. Florida 32713 1*11 Proposed Merger CvftIcIz•d OVIlDO OfficE Cntr O i SOUTH (*LANIX) Owdo. Florida 32765 Telephone 366-5641 I 1003 Woo Orange Blossom Tral Apopka. fond. 32703 r.$1 CITY Offic 3301 Semoran Drivir lComef of Hunt Club BInS & S 4361 . - . . 0 - •- . - - .-. -. . . - S - -... .. 0. -. - - .- -. S • -. 4. -- . -. •' a • -. ••_- . WASHINGTON (UP!)— The Justice Department contends a proposed merger between Eastern Airlines and National Airlines would decrease competition in a amber cities and probably result in higher air fares for consumers. The department Wednesday urged the Civil Aeronautics Board to reject Eastern's application to acquire the Florlda.baaed airline. of Telephone 8W1.4900 . - - - HOSPITAL NOTES - APRIL 25, 1579 ADMISSIONS ' . Sanford George Bandy Ernest Bicknell LouiS Chadima JCSSiC Field Leona K Giles William Brian tluuson Madeline Jamison Lula B Oglesby — . ' .1 - 1 iI ' •. . - . ' l' - '• I*N Evelyn M Mangels, Deltona DISCHARGES Sanford Oliver E Clause Carol Gatlin John C Grove Johnny Madison Willie Lowe Addie Perry francis S Stagg Diana N Cabana, Casselberry Emmett Terry, Casseiberry Snowden, . Jeff Sarqenl Ail . 4 P ona Donald Young - 1/ - ''._, (' Charles Rut:, DeBary Joseph Cooper. Deltona ' I .' so roeoB;v Ralph Schindler, Deltona William Raulerson, T,tuSvull Vinita Shaw, Winter Springs WEATHER I ( - 7 . I .. . - ...a .1 k ;I 8 a.m. readings: tern- 15 mph. perature, 73: overnight lows, FRIDAY'S TIDES 65; yesterday's high, 83; Daytona Beach: high 8:19 barometric pressure, 30.02; a.m.. 8:42 p.m.,low 2 a.m., 2:08 relative humidity, 96 percent; p.m. winds. S at 10 mph. Port Canaveral: high 8:41 Forecast: Partly cloudy a.m., 8:34 p.m., low 1:54 a.m,, through Friday. Highs in the 1:59 P.M. mids80s. Laws in the mids 60s. Bayport: high 2:01 a.m., 1:27 Winds south to southwest 10 to p.m., low 7:49 a.m., 8:25 p.m. KlWA R4NS$ AV Herald Photo by M.Ienda Edmiston King Louis, played by Tim Smith (center) Is honored by his monkey court In the musical presentation of Jungle Book. The court is played by (from left to right) Lisa Birrianna, Muffy Brown, Angle Bishop, and Lisa SaWs. The Walt Disney adaptation, directed by Mrs. Joyce Bastion was presented at Eastbrook Elementary School. EASTHROOK MUSICAL Senate OKs Tight Budget WASHINGTON (UP!) wiping out the committee's After a final 15-hour marathon terse plan to put the govern. session that stretched into the ment in the black In 1981. early morning, the Senate The target budget the Senate today approved a stringent approved after nearly 28 total 1980.82 budget plan that post- hours of debate would limit pones tax cuts in favor of federal spending next year to balancing the government's $532,6 billion and put the deficit books. at $29 billion. Just before I a.m. EST, the That is a cut of $11.5 billion weary Senators took the "pain- below the level needed to keep (uP' decision, 64-20, to adopt a all current programs level with Budget Committee plan that inflation. And it is $5 billion slashes the federal deficit next below the so-called "current year and balances the budget in law" level — the minimum 1981. It postpones tax cuts until amount needed to continue 1982. present programs with only the Two amendments — to inflation adjustments required restore $100 million to nutrition by law. programs for the elderly and In the five years Congress has $300 million of Social Security been writing the budget, it has benefits for each of the next never proposed reductions three years — came close to below current law. — • INC Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial322-5762 CARDINAL INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED INVITES YOU TO OUR Gud 0 e Rome Opetig aiL OF OUR NEW FACTORY BUILT MODULAR OFFICE BUILDING FRIDAY, APRIL 27 10 A.M. Closings Pending WASHINGTON (UP!) — Seco and the three Oconee units John Ahearne, the owlish In South Carolina. But reactor Nuclear Regulatory Corn- regulation director Harold missioner who persistently Denton said he wanted to study questioned staff for two days it some more. this week on whether to shut The NRC then met to hear down four safety-suspect atomIsto&s update, and he now Ic reactors, decided, LB the end, was saying the plants should be to sleep on It "shut down now." So, despite a strong, if not unanimous, recommendation from the NRC staff for dosing Do You the four plants until safety ' WANT TO questions are resolved, the ' SELL YOUR NOME? commission decided late Wednesday to come back today I SELL and mull it over some more. HONESt The issue first came upafter WHY DON'T the accident at Three Mile -i WE GET Island, which was built by TOOETNERI Babcock and Wilcox. At that Una the NRC pot aside fears expressed by California Gov. REALTOR ASSOCIATE Edmund G. Brown Jr. and decided not to shot down the S -1 1110 — sister plants, Including the Rancho Seco reactor near acremento. Ml"— REALTORS On Monday the commission 3M241 or USM heard two top staff members PARK N., 111,1111111111104D recommend closing Rancho i' Y 3701 S. SANFORD AVE. HUNT INDUSTRIAL PARK, SANFORD Ribbon Cutting Sponsored By Greater Sanford Chamber Of Commerce REFRESHMENTS and TOURS of our OFFICE BUILDINGS and FACTORY - Telephone 668-8668 1I W ITERPARK Funeral wvvicss for $1. 1'bnidse 5. Ratliff Sr.. a. of 304 Lockwood Drive, Sanford, who died wednesday in Orlando, will be Friday at 50:30 am. at Brisson Funeral Home with Of. Virgil L. Bryant Jr. officiating.. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Masonic graveside services by Sanford Masonic Lodge. kisson Funeral Home - PA is in charge. - ORANGE CITY OffiCE ONGWOOD FORLST Glen Haven Memorial Park, Winter Park. Brisson Funeral Home PA in charge. Tapes OK As Evidence United Press bteraaUoaal Taped telephone conversations of drug buys will be allowed as evidence in the cocaine conspiracy trial of movie actress Linda Blair. U. S. Attorney Ernst Mueller announced Wednesday that he and defense lawyers had agreed not to contest U.S. District Judge George C. Carr, who will hear the can June 18. Telephone 628-2266 SANFORD Rt4a ç) ,, BURBANK, Calif. (UP!) A funeral mass will be said Friday for Actor John Carroll, a star during Hollywood's swashbuckling era who made more than 100 films, including the Zorro series. Carroll, once considered a rival to Clark Gable and In 1956 became the (i'd actor to receive a percentage of his films' gross, died of leukemia Tuesday at his Hollywood Hills home. He was 72. 1250 Lee Road Wi nter Park. Honda 32799 NOIDICK. MRS. ANNA J. — . - - United Press International A House coiniittee has approved Gov. Bob Graham's eornpoInisetogerrustgrouL of the awwpoa1tf&c created when "Baby Precious" was born to a Broward Correction Institution inmate. The House Committee on Corrections, Probation and Parole approved 9-1 Wednesday a bill PCB letting a woman who has a baby while in prison keep It with her indefinitely with the approval of a circuit Judge. Terry Moore, 22, serving a 12-year sentence for robbery, gave birth to a girl at the Broward prison in March after an affair with a guard. She named the child Precious Agnes and calls her, "Baby Precious." Now, with 9 convenient Central Florida locations our homes are closer than ever to yours. - 1i ' Court Rules Out Panel relinquishing his chairmanship Springs Blvd., Maitland, and board member. any advice he could. e Boston onica of the sex education committee. T/tlnI..AIIASSEE, Flu. ( UPI ) 1977 ruling that the Mobile "I served to get the comLayer said his role now rests Layer had designated himself Road, Winter Park. M The state Supreme Court home Tenant-Landlord CornBoston is theCount' president of the mittee organized," Layer with the intermediate goals of ruled 6-1 as temporary chairman of the. Seminole Parent said "There has to be citizen implementing a sex education mobile today that Florida's mission unconstitutionally 24-member sex education home reg ulatory corn- regulates trailer park rent committee that recently Tea"her. Students Association involvement in solving this program in the classroom. That mission was unconstitutional increases. problem ." phase calls for the sex because the la organized to influence the (P't'SA) creating it ,Justice Joseph Boyd, writ ing education program to be -, unla wfully media-to.chu.nCe. offensive delegates legisla. '! fie!. you .sliould.ji,ave...,. .tMypx explMrtetL the-. con.— . for the majority, also said the -d ipet 'Y''' progi-dins it deeia hartu(ui siaed in that position to at ceed (n.e pesei to an atinitnistrative law creating the commission rn group would with the help of the medical hod)." viewing for children, least get it off the ground," said never citizen exceeded "the authority ortotally agree on association, mm isteri il At a recent meeting, school William Kroll, board member, programs that are offensive but association, The court upheld Leon dinarily granted by rent control County and health and board members supported "Without your leadership and there are "some Circuit Judge James Junos's legislation. common social organizations. Layer's recommendation to direct guidance as chairman, it grounds." clean up the environment of would be impossible for those Each mem ber of the corn"I am not out of this thing, suggestive and sex-oriented people to follow what you in. mittee will engage in his own Layer assured the board. advertising before instituting a tended them to do. letter-writing campaign to alert Allan Keeth, board member, — DOVER AIR FORCE BASE, Del. (UP!) Trucks roiled up to an Air Force mortuary today to transport the first of 299 identified bodies from the Jonestown massacre to military bases in California where they will be claimed by relatives. No decision had been made on what to do with the 248 unidentified bodies still in Dover. Air Force spokesman Joseph Saxon said officials are considering a proposal to bury them in a West Coast cemetery with burial money coming from the Peoples Temple escrow fund. PATLIFF. BUR 2111110111111111 UIDOI 1., AprIl 26, 1979—Vol. 71, No. 14 "To be specific, their goals those television stations, concurred with Layer to be a community effort, the might be different than what newspapers and magazines of relinquishing his leadership of leadership should be you had in mind," Kroll con- material he deems offensive, the committee: representative of the vast tended. Layer said. "I think it is proper that if it is segment of the pu'4iic." Layer said the committee He assured lie would still — Jonestown Bodies Trans fered FIIIiSI'OI Notic.. Vickery Jr.. sex education program in the classroom, Can She Identify Killer? - L 'Baby Precious' Prompts Law police said. Police said when i CiIII.Sed the latest delay in completing the SALT 11 arms By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer Superintendent Schoolsbymanship to elected co-chairmen must be led by a citizen effort attend each committee illecting William Layer was of criticized Wednesday for Gordon Nelson of 1209 Winter not by a school official or school and offer committee nienitiers another United Press International Nita Neary, a sorority sister of two slain Florida State University women, told a policewoman shortly after the January, 1978, murders that she may be able to identify the killer. Sgt. Linda Presnell of the FSU campus police gave this testimony in a pre-trial deposition taken Tuesday by attorneys for Theodore Bundy, former Utah law student charged with the murders. Sgt. Bresnell said Miss Neary got a good look at the full profile of the intruder as he ran from the Clii Omega house with "a club-type thing" in his hand minutes before two women were found in their beds strangled and beaten. She did not say if Miss Leary who dropped out of school and left town after her name was published as a potential witness identified Bundy as the Intruder. Thursda y, .- -• Layer Receives Criticism, Support IV bl STUCK -:.:~ Half Nianlong, head of the Chinese delegation to the Commi t tee WASHINGTON UP!)— Defeated on one part of his energy program — stand-by gasoline rationing authority — President Carter planned another try today by sending Congress legislation for a windfall profits tax on the oil industry. Carter was expected personally to unveil specifics of the tax he said would prevent a "massive rip-off" by the oil companies as a result of his decision to decontrol oil prices, starting June 1. Press secretary Jody Powell told reporters, "It will be a FerMT tdiit31c,j he expects strong opposition from the "oil lobby," saying the "oil companies want all the money for themselves." MIAMI (UP!)— The sun came out again Wednesday afternoon to end a 24-hour record-setting cloudburst that unleashed hurricane-like conditions along Florida's Gold Coast. Mother Nature ended the 90-day drought dramatically with a 16.24 inch rain total at the Miami International Airport, setting a record for the most rain received In 24 hours. That exceeds levels set during hurricanes that have lashed Miami through the years. In Fort Lauderdale, 1563 inches of rain flooded streets and forced the closing of schools. One school roof collapsed, and Broward County officials decided to keep the schools closed until Monday to check for unsafe conditions at other schools throughout the county. - China Criticizes Vietnam t ' , hdog Backed by one school board mittee's first meetinghis Monday, member, Seminole County Layer relinquished chair- The Sun Comes Out Again .' , W wtc Windfall Profits Plan - C ease- lre Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. - - ......- - 010101 MAIICI CARDINAL INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED RENHROM Nation's Largest Producer Of Factory Built Multi-Family Units. The I ' . '- .. . • -. • • •.• ..'•-•,.,. .. - '- • S s . j;,.'::' �Evenin r WrAd (USPS 411•210) county ) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code X6-322-Z11 or 8311993 : 4ounty coir.mlssioners Thursday. April 26, 1979-4A : the $1,397,in 832 n an nt1cI te revenues came the date for the li ary and from excess over projections ui" from year'ss " Y*, $3600. By Mall: Week, 85 cents, Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $200; Year, $40.00. $A - LT, No Muffer rAC&C I II budget. th4 01 Hc Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Whn# ww. .uw TIir VIEWPOINT ANGLE.WALTERS The Carter administration has left us no choice but to conclude that its, political commitment to a ________ ilew strategic arms limitation treaty with the Sofiet Union is such that the White House is now prepared to ignore or discount alarming new ______ _____ evidence that the prospective agreement may be Campaign fatally flawed. Consider two recent developments. A current U.S. intelligence study concluded that the Soviet Deepening,. Union probably possesses 1,000 more inRituals tercontinental ballistic missiles than are counted By DON GRAFF under either the SALT I agreement now in effect or ______ DII N.H. (NEA) -Sensible Well, it has been once more into the breac th SALT lI treaty reportedly close to completion. ______ people concerned about maUers of more import for the First Aznenbnent, and once more it : Anl Adm. Stansfleld Turner, director of the Um the arcane rituals of American politics emerges riddled with judicial buckshot. ______ Central Intelligence Agency, has admitted in probably would be baffled by the sight ofa .' In the latest encounter, to sketch In the ' clo ed testimony that loss of the two electronic _____ presidential background as briefly as possible, the Supreme town. posts in Iran will compromise this Court has found that a journalist enjoys no Dixville Notch, certified in the 1970 census to ))II, _____ country's ability to verify Soviet compliance with constitutional protection from being questioned be the home of precisely 18 people, certainly ____ _____ SALT II terms until 1984, one year before the treaty as to either his personal opinions while working ___ ___ doesn't have many voters.And "Isolated" an a news story or editorial decisions made would expire. doesn't adequately describe a community that ____ during Its preparation. These disclosures are likely to deal a ____ lies only 30 miles south of the Canadian border, The "date of mind" cue, as It Is probably fit devastating setback to the administration's case rrildway between Stewartstown HoUaw and going to be known in the continuing skirmishing for SALT. Yet the president's SALT spokesmen WntwoijM Location, between courts and media, arose from a libel blithely discount the secret stockpile of Soviet But George Bush, a very serious candidate for suit brought against Columbia Broadcasting missiles as of "little military significance." And, the 1* Republican presidential nomination, System and others by a retired Army offices notwithstanding Adm. Turner's reluctant, spent more than an hour here during a recent objecting totheskeptical treatment the program damaging admission, the administration continues 144ay tour of New Hampshire's rugged"North 10 Minutes" accorded his widely publicized Country." allegations of Vietnam war atrocities. to insist publicly - as Secretary of Defense Harold WASHINGTON WORLD Bush wasn't the first White House aspirant to Questioned at length in pretrial proceedings, the Biwn did - that U.S. verification capabilities are visit and he won't be the last. program producer declined to comment on his sufficient to detect Soviet cheating on either SALT I Although more than 10 months remain before the ophtdm decisions nclus1ons con. or .SALT II. state's first-in-the-nation weiiientiai cerning material prepared for the program or Only political considerations could explain politicians roaming the White Mountains almost his conversations with others involved In Its such untenable interpretations In the face of the outnumber the deer. presentation. countervailing evidence. Dixvlhle Notch has special symbolic Im. The court's six-justice majority held in effect The Carter administration's cavalier that there is no constitutionally based privilege podance however, because Its claim to fame Is a By CHERYL ARVID8ON WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Senate begins Its said the decision to keep the cameras and tape in these areas during pretrial proceedings. And willingness to dismiss a hidden arsenal of 1,000 tradition of being the first town in nation vote for president, In both the primary andto disciplinary hearings of veteran Sen. Herman recorders out of the Talmadge hearings was It rejected the contention that to deny such Soviet ICBMs is mind boggling. This reserve force DGa., Mat week, but it dillop In made In an effort to preserve "decorum" of the journalistic privacy would put a "chili" on the general elections. would give Moscow at least 2,600 ICBMs to fewer the air whether the - will be able see and process. Its residents gather for a late-night supper on than 1,100 for the United States. If these reserve the proceedings ormerel3r read about them. proceedings. Even those committee members hear election eve, waiting for the official begliinlng ( That term echoes the reaction to a prevIoi. i who favor television cameras agree that their missiles are "military insignificant," why would fJ ph Ta1m4g marke tJefigg Presence election day at one mnüude past midnight. Then t The fry ca a "disturbance." press-freedom case, last year's landmark the Soviets build them? i i years theta sitting stor has faced they vote, immediately count the ballots and ____ Sen. Robert Morgan, D-N.C., said If the Stanford Daily decision In which the Sopruii' sped of discipline by the Senate for Talmadge hearings go on "nationwide court upheld police searches of Granted, SALT I and SALT II limit only fixed the notify the news media of the results. news premises wongdalng. Like lbs 1967 investigation and _____ will be worrying about without warning. In that Instance, John Hughes, missile launchers, not the missiles themselves. So, person tiloYlilOn, every But even for those politIcal early birds the suineent censure of the late Semi. technically, additional missiles are not violations -. , editor of the ultra-respected QwidIan Science _____ . a is too atiet to iou. oan.. 'ralmag.'._cus.st,at,e... the Image they proj,d!' 1111A Ben. IN5 at15ç R1iC, a (ãá M"nit and prasLdoMolthscan 8ocidyflof any-edsting or prtpect1ve arms agreement. 1 plating candida begin seriously charges of financial television commentator, say., "If you have any Newspaper Editors, observed that the way had to support. But It is also true that about 350 of the Soviet The ethics investigation of Talmadge has been media, you ought to have been opened to governmental Intrusion that UóIon's 100 missile-launching silos are equipped Like most. of his competitors In the already going on for a year, but only recently have the damental, overrlcithg consideration is fai.." "could have a chilling effect on the operations of $ to;withstand the heat and blast of a launching and crowded field of GOP contenders, Bush televWon networks shown any interest what to Talmadge and the other Individuals who will the W= currently Is seeking only to increase his "name can thus be reloaded with new missiles in a matter Other cues have Involved the confidentiality soever in joining the print Journalists who have be party to the prbceedings, he said. recognition" among voters so they'll consider been covering each step of the probe. of hours. Beyond the doubled threat posed by of I'm concerned about Is the effect of a reporters' notes and sources and the 1111him a major candidate when campaigning The committee lad week made a wise prisonment of newsmen under circumstances ! reloadable silos, can the Carter administration arp evision eqosure on the gins In earned next autumn. said preliminary decision that television thatmtebrüanotb constitutional, ! afford to ignore the possibility - that the Soviets and radio Special Counsel Carl Eardley. "A lot of beThe 1hoareqedtha coverageofthehearingswouldbe Inappropriate. protection Into play that against "cruel and could launch pre-positloned, reserve ICBMs from nesses are aireacty nervous when they get unusual Punishment." strange political mating game, a ritual the But of protest from existence could be easily networks, here and when they see the television concrete pads w parable to the hesitant pairing of nervous Part The current casebroadcasting Is a variation In that It 'the members have now decided to review - and they become so worried about the camera that directly Involves rather than ners during the awkward hour of a high school pueily econsider - the decision, concealed? they dart forgetting." dance. In truth, a secret and uncounted arsenal of newspapers. Also, it applies only to libel suits The networks 'hearings If SOviet ICBMs could, in a sudden crisis, be quickly The candidates are the suitors and the objects open to the press, they should be open to every There's a lot of logic In Eardley's comment. involving public figures and Ofll to pretrial deployed with devastating effect on the Sovietof their attention are the political professionals type of media. However, It is only cameras Anyone who has been present at a televised proceedings. But in opening the entire editorial and party activists needed to provide the recording devices that are by the American strategic balance. It would then, of proceeding of any sort Can't help but notice the Process to Judicial scrutiny It sets a far-reaching incredible glare of bright litjs. And thefe l precedent and raises media-wide concern. To leadership and organizational skills during the original roling. Nothing would Mop the television course, be too late to bemoan the yawning gaps in .crnettug tremendously disconcerting about a hear some of the more excitable reaction, the electoral struggle neat winter. SALT II that permitted the Soviets, legally, to correspondents from sitting through the ncamerawhensuctctemgyltisyouthaljs series of adverse decisions adds up to a witch John B. Connally reportedly is on the verge of hearings and covering them as every other obtain a crushing strategic superiority. b e ing filmed. recruiting as his chief New Hampshire organizer reporter will be doing. : Yet, by the administration's own admission, me six senators on the committee - and That's putting It a bit strong. The worst that The major reason for iwohiblllna telVIslOfl Marshall Cobeliih, who served for many years as there is nothing in SALT ii that would ban Talmadge himself - are all public figures who can be said is that the courts, the Supreme Court and and rado coverage is We cow0ka nature of the the principal political trouble-shooter r4iloadable silos or limit the numbers of strategic we used to puW&y and usmi to the camerst in particular. have twilled in UN "rim of press organizer for former Gov. Mel&lm 'pi0. Talmadge hearings. In most ccurtrocena the missiles the Soviets could build. As we said, I of the woul4be witnesses are private freeciom cases to be consistent In construing television cameras and recording devices Thomson rem unailgeeci, tag many o citizens who naturally mlaJ* shy away from that First Ainendineig guarantees in the narrowest boggles the mind. ier believe he's mod likely to end up as banned but their Correspondents can AM sort 01 sense and in showing little s ymnpaty for the the leader o f Ro na ld As for verification, the revelation that ite an's organization In the present. And If the televilod roitsrs need some cncepui the press has 01 'its comltutIona1 S9viets possess a concealed stockpile of ICBMs st. TheeCamt,,,u.,4jallywWb.4th 1111111111111rotion 01 the Talmadge procwllrtgs, they po. And that Is that while new..gathsring Newly elected Sen. Gordon Humphrey, Pr n judges of T.I'ndgI, and the hearings will dramatically underscores the dangers inherent in can e"iploy atids to sketch the main figures orgaMIona and individuils are publicly N.H., also hasn't publicly committed him s elf. aflything less than foolproof safeguards against r.mhieatrlsL me case agaleatTabitadge will am coon W flavor of the proceedings. TWA is re imnsibifortheconsognmesolthel, actions But many politicians her, U5IE Join be minted by two lawyers who have condoctid SALT cheating. not a revolutionary Idea. The networks employ and decisions, those actions and decisions - the With Rep. Philip M CTM' 1111L, the the coITIuhtee's Inv.IgMIis and will be calling The loss of the listening posts In Iran cri ppled ai4IMa speclflcsfly for this sort 01 work aid they editorial process - are shielded from the InPU$IdSI*Ial candidate fl)Ost active In mçpOd 01 various witnesses to give teilk1oqiy. use them airfoil every day If COlrttOom$ WON truMan of government working through anyol Its the critically important monitoring of Soviet Humnplrey's Iongthot candidacy last year. Ethks ChaiTUSR Dfll the country. agencies. missile tests and development. Without this / Arcane 'The Chill Is Ever 'he county has been notified OW it will receive a total of $177,000 from the state for the county's library system while only $34,000 had been anticipated. At the same time - 1ERRY'S WORLD WASHINGTON- In a real sense, the wood 2 'qUli' barrels. percent 01 the wheat ceseimiplion In the Middle with air conditioned bmildings and Kentucky jem potei'tatei are Waft economic Most of the an dwilldould we plNüIg thnlhr East On nations. Fried Chicken stands. warfare against the world. By "wWatb* oil 'rMieu 1s will create a contrived ' on For this vital food, the oil nations paId $991 In the United &Mas and Europe, the Kuwaitis IWOdUCUOII and pr1ON, the IlpO(tkl( CelldrIi$ shoiWe and cain a acranibis for the aece mU*..merely a deep If the barrel compared have invested In bias-cup Mocks and bonds, have Iollkt,d wire icomomc daUIIII icon lbS 'ft to he nearly $0 '4" that the United SlMo bl1W1i1g General Meters, Festman Kodak, and ________ ___ p importing omatries. OM1obSfl !"pOI1 of the shelled 0* fef 3 barnic 01 Imported oiL IBM. Ths have purchased ude.ds of m1fl1 But its ad merely a q"wiicn 01 dollars; the Mi gauge has bees Is dictator mar Bid It the Mi scosus Is psiolul for AmerIcans, 01 deilars' worth 01 real 1MM., rng from '4L I qw,d him abad Ni ill policy it in Mal IV W*s6 of thoaswda of im- Klaw *Solg))CwelIfacoagtothe , me cuss)tln are the faceless men, woman aid daring a recant visit to ThpslI. He iljind,d by povenished people who can't aftd the nhntleu IWIG. Hotel c'pin In Atlents. childeemu who sudirs the geawiog pM.so( bur compar U. 8. firma with Arabian cileslin. price surga A docking 41,111 chlldeus di. every The Kuwaltis bay oil rasiwe t lest 10 while they pray for help aid hop. for 41Mb. For "Many In the world V. hiry," he said, day from main1lIea amid sdIon. Ylirs. Yet they a holding down prodation to I ollhbscomsies-lIaltouisn.saviyaiu. "4 (hey y ge. need fa yo sheet, Plebeps lbs dory can bsd'b. told by ceo- liWemetsthnhaltthslrUmuhIellbarr.ldsUy food arid water. barley, feet" trading two cosdzlss, one an oil producer, the cecity. This has e"abl,d them to nh o their More than III people us Iiigl He in qolte consil that bulb feed and .'r other oil cowIr. Kuwait is pwMd $1.99 per barrel above the announced dupsratsly an the edge 01 Mirvation. Each oIL a, urgodly u.ffl. by wins d4.Ied desert -Sill sre mIles 01 and and an p*risshecod01livjmugamidr-'-- r. Bid ''Pm the oil caflsl, the tMed Mxdthsdowrsaac4putrol.un. In coidrad, Bangladesh is a flat, fs,til., monpsqhoftths.dg,. eradadsad wait, 81M 1b'OdUlVthyp1aifl,SpIIceOfI5fth$bsa.dby àI rISd pike prices. the oil slçpsig 1 iy with distended dnac1w, shriveled limbS d pad decade, the wsqld population he. irhtinid pidod; the derricks, pipe and IlW4thiif7 are in rfM $114 flitir. III 11.1 Illilhreil popl an namIng ions. auteej.bs.ás1y, place. All the KmIhhs need to do is tin Us bidevihid by oppressive hopy, mgooi The oil 'rudars sscrilly agreed lad moath to ada hell penuat, Yet M liaIse ban ad valves. Lad year, an estimated 711 dIlies hIM amid cyclones. curtail production, keep ep11es acare, aid tMNIc11wu jcadv1M*01theIW1LMgfe,d b sofoilgunhed Iatoasagoiiglanbrs, and ThS cis that move In trim the Bay of permit premlsn pnidag. Thin mm the ill s7ply. __ sboid$1I*hiWQn was redtoh,,opJ BSngekglVSveut to psh1ag, IM thIJ __________ an Ipone the aniseed S porceu ___ ofiheutadabarrolofoil tranury. Vththeftdeilasqpo,tanjdesj.. inoreus ad ckes'g. shetover the market cod ahead the sm - usund 99. The oil ma has given Kuwait's 'n11ii pr, hs VIIWliuII* far cholera, nallpn. I bsrcuj will beer. ' [TaIes Iv. astitrally rsiudthe prIM 01 01 them ferligrawh'ig to bMid op the *dadinI.Whsthereinsb.010Jvieint,the me ThISII *M Impost. mod dNa MIS iA to 99$ W biuil, ad '%. Is cedrad, ceedry, the world's 'utm psrcopita I',- 'hide bring more death. Bad oil from lead Arabia, which an p is the pIne 01 Wheut II adilde d Mad il. $33,111 a year. Yd then a's MI eme patrome IV apsItrPSspser, nbw1Msaday.mehadi,pie4tocut NdIaleun4M1,t1q1*wIdNhuttbe dews lm over to priM, th with t. dthelewad me oil_ru ma _liii heck pitlss to ii rips I U. 8 Ike.In t'up , medical care, hid vu; 41 - aid the pipeline lives sw the raij•j ____ j bip'i I eut 01 libya's ml 94 the t?pM.d im.•.sd des Is Si Pelelat ammo, me i- w Is i1 a y_1'(lb -nilki lined lId ad They have trasdVmsd aquslid (sNag Isdesh," ad assee, "daily an. 01$ sitotii me, is vr, We mien, cesu.t,oilcanusete alMa 01 i1ulng poverty ad berm mvif to w.Arlig mntie.t •+ + .-. I .'. . I?l,MA " "Now, which on of you Is the on who wants to rI4f( to a sln,plor lifestyle? / - I' -- -,. - - -I - e-. - . - - .-- _ !- + • - a - • • - ' - -' . ......- . - e a -- • - . a, , --- • - -.... - . - .. - - .- - -- - I + .' -- O . a • I . 1 - + BOSSES DO fl 1 1. 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LET THE removed derground wiring installed as required by the subdivision . HraI + Based on Minimum Balance developed, said power po1s have been erected on three streets In the subdivision. He noted the county may order the poles -- Simplified Service Charge Schedule Kireldioff, in whose district the subdivision is 'being - Sale2l, OU Drive in Banking Until 6 p.m. At 2 Locations (Downtown & Central, Hwy. 17-92). power poles. . -.: -- Extended Banking Hours budget year will be substantially reduced "We should come out of the fiscal year with a mlnimwn cash carry forward," he said. -Ordered that no final inspections be done within Markham Place subdivision until problems are resolved with above-ground electrical installation at the subdivision jn violation of the county's subdivision ordinance. Building department officials were instructed to contact the developer of the subdivision Informing him to request a variance in writilig for the . . • .•..__ . :/ I _ _ _ _ . - - mIfl ., -. / __ C r C. Beginning -May 1 + $34,000 additional financial aid previously requested to operate this year. Dolgner sa id the port has overcome its deficit projected earlier in the fiscal year and he said financial assistance requests for the new • ' [ I -Heard a report Irom Port Administrator Dennis Dolgner -. ) War Endangers Survival . I JACK ANDERSON Price plan approval for Mini-Mall Ill, a building to contain six-toeight industrial or commercial $2,999 library' books sites, at the Seminole County agriculture machinery and Port Authority. The building is equipment; $1,000 animal food to contain 16,000 square feet of for animal control; $1,500 leasable space and have 20,000 animal control medicine and square feet in parking area. drugs and $657,992.76 reserve Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff for contingency. asked for the delay to study the The commissioners also proposal, but commissioners adopted a supplemental budget agreed to waive the staff for "grant-In-aid fund revenue" recommendation that a 250-foot and expenditures of $8,033,844, long decelleration lane be some $26,700 less than adopted constructed on Orange previously. Boulevard at the entranceway In other action, corn- to the port when all agreed the mlssloner: new facility will not impact the -Delayed for one week site street sufficiently to need the additional lane at th is time. - . - - Oil $$. that the port will not need the Talmadg e Hearing,eNoTV9 rjcentina series of developments that are rapidly eroding the case for SALT II despite the a minIstration's desperate, and at times disingenuous, defense of the prospective treaty. office equipment; $7,300.74 library operating supplies; $93,060 library equipment; . 0 monitoring, there is no way to know, among other things, whether the Russians are packing more warheads into their missiles than would be permilled under SALT II. These disturbing disclosures are only the most while the county had believed it complex; $110,000 for We and would have a balance of Un- health Insurance for the conspent funds from last year of stitutlonal officers, increase in $3,779,279, actually $4,534,111 or coverage beginning April 1 and $1,254,832 more was carried inclusion of maternity benefits over Into the current budget mandated by law; $2,000 for year. underbudgeted salaries in These additional funds were support services; $1,400 for appropriated In the following communications; $1,000 way: $249,420 for equipment for postage; $5,396 printing and the proposed new agriculture binding for various offices; $800 budding and the emergency repairs and maintenance; operations center (EOC) and $3,500 gasoline, oil and for the Paula fire station; lubrication; $5,501.60 salaries $41,000 for sewer lines at sanitary landfills; $20,000 engineering and construction book rental- and lease expen + for the agriculture, EOC and for special technical service at public works building and county libraries; $7,000 library parking area at the Five Points office supplies; $7,90.26 library have acpted a supplementary et for the current 1978-79 flsFal year to add more than h.p million In new revenues to WAYNE D. 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'•.---.• -._-• - �'A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - —.-: - .-- - Thursday, April 26, 1979 ---.-.- - - --.#i_ Local Reaction .*aa1.'3I, •--- Bloody Indio .. i W' . t tir,t,- Calif . t', .UU nt'tall? DIUAI%L?ILV, tUPh LiSt. JOflC shotgun blast, ent C sto'fla'ti w"d J police Roger - jeperatLl) pounded on i as ° suspic OC Ofl .*ighbor's door for help. There murder. said Jones and Howard had been arguing shortly before the e dying mail, dripping in shooting. wled in blood the ... I . p £ I I • . I - . - . - • -. - - - . ' . , .'.- - - - -,' -. - '- - '. T• • -; - -- ----- - . '-- -- Seminole -Superintendent o William*Layer. . I - - -"-- V - , - - r- - - '. ni 7. -. .• ,'•' ,. I ANA I. SI I • • ' Currently, there are 2,9 I :--: CROOMS HIGH SCHOOL THIRDTERM HONOR ROLL first grade, Bowers said. favors the requIrement of "Approximately 91 percent of kindergarten for admission to the cha who to the fi grade first grade have gone to kin"If all children attend kindergarten," Bowers said. dergarten, we think it would Roberta Lucas Tammi Luke Pamela Midgett Towanna Miller Pamela Stapleton James Anderson Norman Danny Patricia : ll Lawrence Starting Roxie Starnes Malissa Arnett Cynthia Bacak Holly Harris Geraldine Hayes Johnnie Sennett Je"rey Henry Sabrina Hill April Morris Graham Mostly George Stevens Robin Tindel Arthur Brooks Patricia Burke Marvin Butler Leonard Casdorph Rebecca Crosby Willie Tina Sjoberg Deborah Anderson Brenda Bonner J 0-411 £ • • I £ I James Jamison Jessop Eric Johnson Peter Johnson Shannon Jones . ..: .. 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RIM$MI1 to dwp Stirki' desegre -, ' Poly Knit Settingl L 01 Jf 90/ .Auttcandlmed Cycleal .Hotpoantdependabkt 2W pages of American hilltOrY, for example. I woWd rewrite American hilltm boob. SH you I*= is whb 5 11111111 SM" N,P I It dem"t Mt written peetry, drams, fictim or ranfiction. Rather than having black textbooks iind the Ow textbooks th4oinftbla tions, Brown is pwhing for ELECTRIC DRYER 9" - • IT PAVu - . 1100 FlINCH AVI. (HWY. 1742) - $ANOUD — -- -- .- - --- , — - - - -- 3227S3 --- - - .' - - 9_1 hi sale 0 19-99 0 $34.991 S-75-93 $41.40 1 $59-60 reg. LI-il EXTENSION LADDERS STEPLADDERS I ita iw..ii I.adJr - j 1124." 16.99 $49." I S 59. -4 40 1 iaài.,q knqihs iwr Hi 99 9 I. sigh., ii,.-,t,,.,d ahor. Whether youre looking to buy or looking to sell ,wh.th.r you have m.rchoudise to trod. or a service to offer tb.r.s acre 'igii. ow hiIII - -.------ - one place where you're sure S1y1eP.r.i't'Punt - to g0t the results you want. 1i The Evening Herald ClasslIl.dl Jump right In and check out the Class I. $ gg ___ clodow or"W Purchase price oy •0 a gal. rev. Ills." - or MU a gal. sat* C2 CIO and11W AdvWfid" - • 322w261 1 dUCMIOOWd of black people or black The Hen M MW of do MW be would rA in the MW — -' -. - _1 no beds for building a reWd 004%11~ mom sets - r blacks HOTPOINT DELUXE FAMOUS HOTPOINT ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC WASHER Itin 75 percent of do POW SALE &WIVOW"A of the homework centers on On textbooks. ENTERTAINMENT CENTER $19995 Features solid state "service miser" ____________ I~ "American chilitiren attempt to assimilate VOM tex1l=k pages during elementary and itimp 1010 Wrr - ollo AIN r 322.2420or323.$1O5 216$ PARK OR.. SANFORD In Turin, Italy, scientists - t go fortune cookies from Japan, chow mein from China. curry from India and orange drink from the USA. "What might the effect be if masters in psychiatric social race That is what One of the shows is titled "My a corrected workfromWayneStateUnlver- history would teach in the God." sity. United States. Points on that show, accordBrown, who is black, is "I think people are ready to ing to Brown, Include speculaemphatic in saying that black talk about * American history. tions about the racial makeup -- ..... -• the racial makeup oi'the image public television series to move do with how you look," Brown authorities; and various successfully to public said. aspects of each issue. 940 $619.95 I aug -- 41 Redonna White, Dolly DanHelly (center) and Robert Warner. all of Joyce Ward's sixth grade social studies class at Lakeview Middle School got to taste different foods from around the world and learn something about them and their countries of origin. Items sampled were: coconut from the Caribbean; Hawaiian pineapple; cheese from Holland. Switzerland and Denmark; chocolate from Switzerland; green and ripe olives from Greece; dates from the Mediterranean; —. • By PATRICIA McCORMACI( and Is credited with the major television "journal" this examining a cloth which bears UPI Education Editor research that made the fowida- season, the remarkable Image of a Did you know that blacks ton for storage of blood. rts h Afrocrucified man. Many Christians He said repo It owned white slaves as early as —1 electric traffic believe It to be the burial cloth Americanev n.r.rmDliU 1640? was invented by Garrett A. ' of Jests Christ. Issues and movements That's according to Tony Morgan, a black. never-w- wir RANGE WITH -. CLEANER $S69" Rog. A A istory s n 1 ill / '•• Herald Photo by Tom Netsel FOODS OF Nowe ll Williams Isaac Williams Mary Wynn Katherine Zinn '• , iii all! 0 . - •:• Greg Register :lmberly Runyon Debbie Smothers Sandra Smith Stuart Smith Kenneth Pritchard Melissa Rolle • £ • A Students Tami Jones Michael Kenhs Robert King Carmal Lodge Dawn Lombardi "A £ she said "Compulsory at- Dine Dando Gregory Delk Gwenn Dougherty Patti Edgemon Debbie Fryman Yolanda Green S - • - public schools. Approximately day of February" 2,681 children are enrolled in She did say, however, she Crooms Honor II .' student services. "I kind of hate before Feb 1, he said to see them pass any more But a child could be admitted legislation concerning ad- to the first grade as early as 5 Mary Groome, director of make a difference. We think it mission to kindergarten and the years old, said Bowers, who elementary education, said the Is that much more help." first grade. We have enough concedes he is not "much in proposed bill has been If the bill Is passes, both Mrs. . Cardinal's New Office Facility II _________ • legislation," he added. "I don't have any real strong feelings about the bill, said J. must begin the first grade if his Ivan Bowers, director of seventh birthday falls on or '77:111T : r.ady' children enrolled in kin tendance is where a youngster dergarten in Seminole County is seven on or before the first • may suffer decision should be made by the parents not the state - socially n anxiety not be forcied until they citange t unless I h regarding compulsory 5 I' happened before in a nursery' attendance for five year olds," ,. h_ ffhr • some educational benefits, that -i' - County Schools "While kindergarten has ' - assembly line every two hours. I r '.. - 190-feet longer than a football 130 employees Although the plant is operating at only 30 field percent capacity a oneThese modules have been bedroom apartment, over 95 used to assemble close to 1,500 percent complete, comes off the so _.-- t-. I- >;•'; i BY SHARON CARRASCO and it is working quite well." favor" of early admissions. presented to the legislature Grooms and Bowers agree mean expensive things to us," budget." and could handle more Herald Stall Writer According to current "Any child, who has attended before and failed, funds should be allocated to Bowers said. "There would be Mrs. Grooms said some of the enrollment. A Senate bill now in com• legislation, a "When It came down to the school districts to implement at least an increase in facilities elementary schools are filled to child may be kindergarten, and makes a The mandated requirement mitteeintheFlorWa legislature enrolled in the first grade if he satisfactory grade on our tests last go-around, pressure was the mandatory requirement. and salaries and those are the proposes children be required is going to be six cxi or capacity with kindergarteners would "cause us problems," before can start to school If his sixth brought from private kin"Th e requirement would most two expensive items in the while others are under capacity Mrs. Grooms said. to attend kindergarten before Jan. 1, Bowers said. A child dergartens who said the birthday falls between January admission to the first grade. legislation would take away and June," Bowers said, Currently, kindergarten their livelihood." Not all ch ildr en are s ui ted to credit Is optional in Florida begin first grade before they public schools and some local 'Some Even If the proposed bill is reach six years old, Bowers officials don't want to see that passed, she contends it wouldn't said. tampered with. "Some are not socially ready. affect the five-year-old children ;i 'i :/' I don't making it 1 ey don't mix socially at 59 until the compulsory atTh are mandatory they be taken from with older children," Bowers tendance requirement is . -their parents any earlier than explained. "From a psy- changed. _ - - I Thursday, April 26, 1979-7A For Mandato Kinde rgarten Increased Costs Cited ./ 'name of his killer on the door, Sunday, Cardinal will have an The neighbor's front door was bedroom apartments which n collapsed and died Toes- removed by detectives for have been utilized in the open- house for the general morning with a gaping evidence, development of apartment public from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. • Offices New : both the new and old office Cardinal put its Sanford buildings will be opened for production facility into inspection and a tour of the opera tion in Oc Jcouer, t ober , iai factory for those who wish to Since then nearly 3,000 modules take it. tid. bun produced on the Cardinal now has more than plant's assembly line which is studio, one-bedroom and two- s . . : Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. --------.'. iPlanned For Cardinal Cardinal Industries, Inc., the Board of County Corn- dominium development, site and motel complexes Sanford based producer of missioners, and Lee Moore, planning, public relations and throughout Florida. Seven factory-built modular apart mayor of Sanford, will par- property management more apartment projects are iiisnt and motel units will of- ticipate with members of the departments. now under construction, anliolally open its new factory- county commission and the city ,., cluding a 59-unit addition to the , Ihe newly remodel ed Ow Sanford Court Apartments on built modular office building commission in a ribbon-cutting office building now houses the South Sanford Avenue, a 54-unit Friday at 10:00 a.m. during a ceremony. ceremony sponsored by the The new office building, COfl5t1'UCtiOfl purchasing and addition to the Meadowood accounting departments. New Apartments in Altamonte Greater Sanford Chamber of consisting of more t Commerce at the Cardinal square feet, houses the ad- offices for the transportation Springs and the first phase of 64 have plant on South Sanford Avenue. ministrative, land acquisition, department been units at the Rollingwood st ablished in ano ther building Apartments in Casselberry Robert French, chairman of sales, single-family and con- e detached from the company scheduled to open this weekend. l,00O square foot factory. Following the official opening On Senate Bill 4j 11 I -- ftft - -, - - E —1ftrst$blacks mm to wid yew to mm VP to h - "Illaft ___ ing ven Sanford, Flo. 300 N. Fr.nchAvnu. ed 'how to NpsrMe sod 318 - - - - - rrsncii Ave, Sanford Ph. 3221681 - -- ------ --- -- -- - -- --- --- ---- ---- --- - •.. - __ - . Li. __________ �. .1 -MIt - -: -.... MSC*REBOARD A,,SPO.RTS,,,,:, _' IA-EvIninqH.rakl,Sanford,Fl. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, AprlIU, 11l M aor siApril 25-San Antonio at Philadelphia, 1:30 p.m. lTrani 15.20 5.00 1.10 x.May 2-Philadelphia at San 2Arca 6.20 1.10 Antonio. 8:30 p.m. SPaco 1.10 Western Conference Q(24)25,$O;P(4-2)lfl.4I:T(4-7. Phoenix vs. Kansas City National League S) *52.25. (Phoenix leads series, 3-1) East Fourth Come 12.20 7.60 350 W L Pd. 01 April 27-Kans sa city at Phoenix, 1 lrstaPrdra II sila 11 4 .733 7 Snfi-Arrieta II 9,00 1.20 TBA Montreal 120 10 S .U7 1 x•Aprll 29 Phoenix at Kansas S Egana-Pecina Chicago 0(1.7)72.20; P(1.1) 251.10: T(I•7. 7 6 .535 3 City, 3:45 p.m. St. Louis S 7 .533 3 x.May )-Kansas City at Phoenix. 5) New York Fifth Game 6 5 .429 4 10:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 6GastI-Enrque II 5.10 450 5.00 6 10 .375 5',', Los Angeles vs. Seattle 30scar-Golrl West 6.50 1.20 (Seattle witss seri es. 4.1) 2ZubI-Gondra 5.50 W L. Pct. OS League as eball Minetto Hurls A's - Deluxe .,' H Past Yankees, 1 -0 'i its 9 .' Wthiocihunhih$ hi, h....I.... IJ IIU W15 UAl £j J 3 innings to lead the A's to a 1.0 Lriwnph over the world tham. pion. New York Yankees. ..Ijppldflikejjkcd.(Qr.a. cietter present," said the lefthander. "Right now I'm pretty celebrated out. I'm going to go home, relax and tell everyone how I beat the world champions." Minetto had the Yankees stopped on five hits when he ran - - - . -. .. ,, _____ Stromberg's Nick Brady POPS ball UP VFW Sets Junior L Pace, Orioles 5, Angelo : New York 2, San Francisco 0 Today's Garnet San Francisco at Montreal Los Ang at New York, night P.M. He put his own $lOO back in bit wallet, then rolledupBkkjord's and handed It hick to him, sayIi, "I'm not betting man." That only angered BicOed more. Bickford hehed the money away angrily. He called Logan NEW TI RN $ 995 ' elgxret ______ 'Vmon outside," he tasdad 14gm, 'and I'll ow you I don't save to take am crap from you." Th.twooIthemwe*oMMuivadLegmkeswhehad to flg14. 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SFaslsingOo .60 0.00 3.00 15 10 24.114 $$jiaw'n's pgt 3.60 1.00 13 59 24.407 3TallyA$Ile 10.30 11 42 17 .405 0(1.0) 27.11: P (1.1) 45.45; 1 (1-1It 0 3) 61941 'Smalley. Mm Gricti, Cal ______ MICHELINmmES SPECIAL PRICE . I K emp, Oct Downing, Cal 01 ovmoo* ,-,. ROOD IAMP ri ) .. - j.:i: . SERVICE STORES 3.10 4.00 5) 416.50. GAS H Pd. lMama Sleta 44.10 4.50 10.20 19 77 32.416 IBeauty Aid 5.60 13.10 4W 2W,L.Coring 15 70 3.50 • iS 36 7 ' Q(7'$115.50,p(7.ali)32,N,p(.Ii. II 45 16 -34 5) 9., 44 1(142) 971.11; Time 39.44. 14 11 20.315 Third Noce, 20 02 25 .311 3 Alert's Polly 3.60 2.10 2.10 15 53 11.310 2 Carolina Tip 3.50 3.00 17 13 21 .339 lTally Del 3.10 (I II ________ S _______ ___ Frsme- . PhIl Garvey, LA oyster, AtI Bonnell, Ali - W,lqli$ Ilbs. Cuts - % Ii A Customer 4 - 7.80 1.00 pliew" Engine thN,wInd5t.fl $395 IN sm flQU .,Trilio, $9r I Sturdy Aluminum ___ ___ . I A 3.10 I Egana.Arrleta Q(24) 24.40;T(4.2.7) 472.15, Time League .Winfield, Lawns V,gI$abi It oz. 2AIert's Mr. E. 7 Boot Hill baths, (based on 31 at bits) Controls of inuctson ___ _________ ______ - City, 3 Nalk MOWN MOIJIII1JIG TIRES USED or gs west back to Ma hotel Xs r1Hfn',el?, Ildi, lylag I hod reading aWem and uw*h ! cigar, leaked at him and and' "Wths bell ti to you?" Logan told him be bed strd I the street and II .q WWVWN Itsis Comparably k9d *Cycle ANY OIL FILTh ___ ___ of the from the wiadew her. $raves' players watohid __ _ MU "Cuppil', FREE 178-13+ FIT 1 - ." fl 1. ,, d;00jR ... 1,01 " SPRAY $4u LAL $4 4 PLY POI.YUTIIWHITEWALL "gutless" and "yellow belly" _ $2" . RZ AUTO SEflVICE CENTER fl < P~` - ~ 0(4.5) *4.$I,P(S.4) 141 j1,T(5.5lApraliEnrlque 3.50 Seattle (McLaughlin 1.0), 10:33 7) 413.2*, Time 32z14. 0(14) 49.2$; P (6.1) 217.15: T (4-1P.M. Twelfth lace, %. Di 4)277.50. Friday's Games SManatHaille ee 9.00 3.20 2.10 Sixth Game ; ,York ot Siottli. nieot 3 Circus City Anne 1.20 1nti-O.r.. - ..%tM 4.40 420 . M. .t-I. land, nIj.'5tUC*'' I'sdt 3.20 Tranl.Pecina 3.00 2.00 . Boston ai CalifornIa. night Q (34)14,41: p (5.3)41.41:1(5.3. 4 Vlncandl-Fernan Texas at Chicago. nIght 5)14321. Time 39 *1. 74,I 1 (1-7 0(2.7) 44.41: p Mmnnssota at Dotralt. night A.. S a,I ! •44Ij4I. 4) *19.21. MiwaUse at Toronto, night Seventh Game Cleveland at Ken night WEDNESDAY NIGHT 9.00 5.20 4.60 3 Ramon-Sarduy 1=11 ... tJ'iI" - a(15) 35.50; p (5-1)94.51; 1(5-1Ileveltts Race, 5.16, C: 41243.40. New York (11aM 0.1) at SShabbona 1500 4.20 3.10 Fift Game Oakland (Keough 0.2), 10:30 1Mantee Princess4.20 5.00 B.ide.Wally 15.40 4.00 5.40 p.m. 7 Proud Gary 6.00 3.20 0.20 1 Isms-Sarduy Boston (Stanley 1.1) at - I r:a ..- - 4 Ii 9 . __ - ' 'I SRamon-Urquiza 12.00 12.00 3.6.0 1 Galdos-GastI II 4.00 5.6.0 at California (Ryan 3-1), 10:30 31 739.11. Time 33:11 ', I ,g , p.m. Breen POSI 7.50 4.00 Speed Rocket Baltimore (0. Martinez 1.2) Q(14)442I;P(5-1)4415531(41 lZublArca es Llketheydolnthe movies, Jciumy Logan tried to play ftreaI cool. if the Bruins are In the more traditional series, Quebec Nordiques, 9-2, giving Marc Tardif, who has had four best-of-three in overtime? S 10 .333 6 3 Legal Hassel 7.00 3.50 3.00 SApraiz-Dlaga 5.50 4.40 3.10 West $RedCrash 3.10 3.70 lRamon-Golrl 1.20 4.00 W L Pd. OS SMiniolaLancy 9.00 4.00 6Mutilla-Enriqu Calif 12 5 .6.57 0(34)14.11; p (3.5) 41.35, 1 (33. 0(4-1)65.21; P (1.4) 125.15; 1(5-4Texas 10 5 .417 ½ 3)111.54. Time 31:11, 6) 55750 MIrinesot 10 6 6.33 1 Seventh lace, 5-16. Ci A- 1,444, Handle- $117432. Kansas City S I .300 3 SRuthi.Mae 15.40 6.20 3.40 WEDNESDAY NIGHT Chicago 7 10 .112 4½ IlosEanaigh 20.40 5.40 pint Game Oakland 4 12 .333 6 340 4 bugle Boy 1 AranO-IsIdlO 14.50 5.00 3.6.0 Seattle 5 13 .275 7 0(54)95.60; p (5-5) 310,35,1(64 4 Dmngo-Pradera 5.00 3.00 Wednesday' s Results 41 1,1123.66. Time 32:23. 3.10 2Victor-Geardo Detroit at Miiw, ppd., rain ligma lace. 5.14. I 0(1.4) 40.00:1 (142) 204.00. Minnesota 4 Cleveland 2 3 Read Two 6.40 3.00 2.00 Second Game Kansas City 7, Chicago 6 SOiePreis 3.40 250 14.10 5.40 1.10 7Victorlaidro Texas 4, Toronto 3, 10 Inns. 7AmateeMork 4.00 3lrusta-Andre 4.60 6.20 Baltimore S. California 2 0(34)16.41; p (34)42.11, 1(34 3.10 20aldos.Fernan Oakland 1, New York 0 1) 160.40. Time 31.71. 0(3.7)49.00;P(7.3) 153.95:1(7.3Boston 4, Seattle 1 Nllffilace,s-16.$: (1-1) 214.0. Today's Games 70011's Princess 14.50 3.00 3.00 2) 313.50: DD Third Game (All Times 1ST) SWrightDatDay 1.40 3.00 )Paco 11.50 9.00 3.40 DetroIt (Billingham 1-1 and 3 Manatee Dan 7.00 6 Enrlque Ii 5.20 3.00 Rozema 1-1) at Milwaukee 0(74)17.41; P (74) 63,50; T (14 2 Rodolfo 3.60 (Caldwell 3.1 and Slaton 0-1), 2 3)114.41. Time 31:55. 0(34) 44-64i P(3-6) 138.59; T (34P.M. Tesiffilace, 5-14, I: 2) 4 $40 Cleveland (Paxton 0-1) at 4Sup.r Boy 24.20 10.00 4 PevilsGame Kansas City (Gale 0.2), 1:35 I Three Strokes Mayfair OITNO 4.10 3.20 3.10 4 Proud Slew 3.10 3Oar Q(2-7)$7.41;p(2.7)314.N;y(3.7. lGondra Cleveland Winner i fifth inning. The answer was Wilson. 13.20 0.00 4.00 3de51,'duy to upset the Canadiens, this 0(33) 41.65; P(S-3) 146.7$; T (5-3. the three-time defending chain- the Jets a 2-0 lead in their best- in the first two games of the San Diego at Phila night "It should be," said Ranger fl4 Time 32:11 Houston at PIttIbgh. night pi could be the tune t- o do it. on Montreal Canadiens face of-seven WI-IA semifinal series, series. PSSIrTh lace. 5.16, 0 defensem an Mike McEwen, Tenth Game - Chicago at Atlanta, night $Supero 10.00 5.50 2.00 SBeIdc.Olano 1.00 9.00 6.20 the Boston Brains. The CanadiThe next two games of the While the Canadiens must "the hockey series of the St. Louis at CInci, night The Bruins, who limped out of SChIpof Duke 3.50 3.00 7Zubi-Waily 1.00 3.10 ens have defeated the Bruins In series will be in Winnipeg figure as a favorite to defeat century." 6Mntee Chuckles 3.20 the regular season riddled with Ramon-Badioia American League 4.00 the finals for two consecutive Friday and Sunday nights. Q (5.5) 35.05, P test $2.$6 1 Boston, which suffered through The Islanders, with league injuries, will field their 1ittct 0(5-7) 49.25: P(57) 132 last 6)139.60. Time 31:11. years. Lindstrom, who also had an all erratic season, no one dares scoring-cha Lindstrom, 3) 421.40. mpion Bryan Trotand most complete lineup of th W L Pet. OS Fifth Race, 5.16D And in the other series, the assist, scored atll:33and 19:33 predict the outcome of the tier, leading goal-scorer Mike season as they attempt what InthOarne lsue Boston 11 4 .733 - SEasyConn 21.00 7.00 6.10 SSara-Gasti ii New York 10 7 .35* 2 S Susie Mat 16.20 12.80 4.20 New York Islanders and New of the third period. Rich Islander-Ranger series, even Bossy, top defenseman Denis they have failed to do since 1913 7.40 3.00 4.10 2Domlngo.Urqu, laltimor 10 S .334 2½ SSpecialGoldie 10.001.20 9.10 York Rangers tangle in what Preston added a goal and three though the Islanders own a I'otvin, and talented goalie -- beat Montreal in a playoff 'DetroIt 6 5 .543 3 0(54)54.50; P(ê.i)1W.IIS 1(5-s. 1 Arano- Bad lo ts 1(1-2. could be the most memorable assists for Winnipeg. statistical edge. Milwauke 7 5 tandem Glenn Hesch and Billy series. 5) 461.05; Time 32.31. 1) 1,112.11, Toronto 6 11 .333 6 Sixth Once. 5.16. A: Twelfth Came - -. 11?• 7.00 5.10 EiahtlsGame 3.50 •, By United Press International series in some tune. Also scoring for the Jets were After all, can the Rangers be Smith, are tavoreti. The liar0(1.4)113.41; P (1.4) 371.11; 1 (1- IApraiz-Urqulz 2 GastlWally 3.20 p.m. Fierce rivalries, one old and 4-5) 2,371.05; DD (2.1) 17.41. Tim e In the World Hockey AssociaSteve West, Lars Sjoberg, Peter any less of an underdog than the gers, coming off victories tNt' r 0(3M 34-41 3-4) San Francisco (Knepper 1.1) hi3-4' one fairly new, form the tion, Willy Li n dstrom scored Sullivan, Morris Lukuwich, Don Isles were in 1915, when they Los Angeles and Philadelphi.s. 319.60. 21 at New York (Alien 02). 5:05 Third lace, 5.16, Di Ninth Game p.m. structure for the 1979 Stanley two goals Wednesday night MacKinnon and Glenn Hicks. upended the favored Rangers rate as the upstarts. 2 Dr. Bill 17.10 7.40 1.00 Friday's Games 17.40 7.10 4.10 Cup playoff semifinals, 7 Husker Smoke 1.10 3.20 S Said when Winnipeg blasted the Both Quebec goals came from by winning the third game of a ,. , 5) 3)305 Chicago (Krukow 0-1), 2:30 Seminole Petroleum Wins - l Broken Treaty Houston (Forsth 3-0) at SClairaMabel ... j m eS fjck s Canadiens, Br.jnsPr Q(3-7)34.20;P(7-3) 121.20:1(7.3- Secong Race, S-14C: I Yankee 'hna '14.00 900 4.10 (All Times 1ST) Logan Has A Chuckle 75 17.20 1.20 5.00 3Domngo-Gasti11 7.00 3.10 SANFOND.OILANDO 6Voi-0logo II 5.40 WEDNESDAY MATINEE 0(31) 41.40; P(S-3) 122.70; 1(1-3. First lace, 5.1$, 0: 6) 934.50. 2 Coffee Scott 12.10 3.50 2.20 Seventh Game I Revolve 3.40 2.10 7Victor.Rodolfo 15.00 3.20 4.10 SDefiniteiy 2.10 3SaidGastiil 6.00 4.00 0(1.2)1440:1(2.14)119.41. Time pØp.PIna 4.40 . Philadelphia 5, Los Angeles 4 31:34. Don Causseaux, Rand' VFW Jumped out to a 9.0 lead 15 and walked six, before being seventh inning, five runs In the top of the second from Lee May's sixth-inning sacri- and held off a late charge by relieved by Greg Hill with with Hill, John Boggs and Bill Shaw two Elks fell behind 3.0 in the and proceeded to run away flee fly snapped a 1-1 tie and Kiwanis to post a 124 victory outs In the bottom of the bottom In an 8-2 win over Stromberg. of the first but scored the game. Doi Decinces' single added Wednesday and claim sole Lawrence Wynn and Pat Carlson. KOPC two ninth-Inning insurance runs possession of first place in the ELKS Al i H AR R N vw KIWANIS Dougherty combined to pitch a STROMUNG. AAA COOPER as Baltimore won its seventh Sanford Junior League. "°° 42 i M.i-ttndlll I IS A11 242" Al N H CARLION Al N'H Dougherty 312 Loco one-hitter for Elks and also led , I IS Griffin 4 I I Law straight by beating Frank Al I H Anderson 20 I In Wednesday's other game, Kidd 3 IS Hall S tie show i 3 I JIRUon Oagllan. 4 3 II Wshlin their team at the plate. Tanana. Wynn 4 3 3 Fredrick 3 5 S Will I 4 5 2 3 I Smith Westbrook 311 Caussoawi 422 Elks blasted Knights of .. z, i Nagan 21 0 4 i s c,i,,na., Wynn slapped a triple and Wiwaton 41 I 2) 2 Grant Red Sox 4, Mariam 1: lvi III GriffiTh 3 0 S Pi$1i Columbus, 13-4. 3 12 I I I WYnfl Broke 2V1 3 I I Lee two singles and scored three Gibs.n Dreifvsrst 4 11 kIkarE MILWAUKEE (UP!) - Johnny Logan listens to some of the I S S lrnss Jim Wright, who Caine off the 22 210 Hill Wednesday night's game was lm.rs.n I IS lriniin I I S Scott 35' rims and Dougherty and Ricky 355 buoy McDonald 301 Sons 31 2 reasons for that fight between Goose Gosuge and Cliff Johnson disabled list Tuesday after the first time In five games 2S S Jackal" 1S S Lawrence lot Baker 3 II Lee 351 352 Rich Chums 311 Nathan ISO Bridges had a pair of singles Harris and Laughs. I IS Knight is s Canck,uso 3 5 I LadS 31 I suffering from a re shoulder, VFW had been forced to play Cilia S S S 01i$alM ISI kISs 131 each. 3 55 101khIrI 3 5 5 Shaw 3 I3 Il*avag. He can't help It because the scrap between the two Yankee 7 3 I Totals 11 4 I Watson limited Seattle to one Infield hit 4 0 I Totals 25 s Drummond 3 I I Totals 12 314 Innings. Totals 21 115 Totals 33 n is Elvis Brown had the only hit Totals 213i players in their clubhouse reminds him so much of a celebrated in six Innings as he pitched the Stanley Hogan, bidding for a 555 py 52$ 153 0-•I2 for Knights of Columbus, a first ORLANDO battle he once had with the late Vern Bickford In 1953. Red Sox to their sixth straight third consecutive no-hitter, was KIC 215 '55- 4 KIwanis DELUXE * 154 inning single. HELICOPTER Logan and Bickford were with the Milwaukee Braves then, triumph and handed the Mann- the winning pitcher but scatter AS I H Al I H laiiws 51 I Logan playing shortstop and Bickford pitching, and some of the era their 10th straight loss, Tucker III Isynslds 11$ five hits, all singles. He fanned Frank 312 Jackson circumstances of their fight, which took place on the sidewalk of $43 Spoke 313 F.W.shlng$1n123 nd Street In New York City, paralleled those leading up to 3111. Washington SI) O.tclwn 322 Matins $12 recent Goasage-Johnson punchout. Small 303 Stevens SA 3 V lentine' a Minlscalco 300 Sryant By nature, Johnny Logan is a peaceful man until aroused. 12 3 Seminole Petroleum, winless distance for the George's from 10 walks and three hit Simpson 2 3 3 Smith 101 : He's ao peaceful, he'd like to In the sheriff of Milwaukee County Congv in Its first seven outings, victory, striking out 11 and batters. 305 lass.i, 53 English 311 laity some day. He has run for the job thrft times already, losing each I I stunned third place Atlantic walking one. He allowed eight Jack Prosser Ford led 2-1 Totals 31112 Dillon * (5 time, and Intends running again. Stuckey Bank, 19-5. Wednesday in the hits. 311 after the first inning and it was Totals as D ii Logan, now 52, last played baseball with the Nankai Hawks In Sanford Little Ameriean George's led only 9-5 before tied at 64 after two Innings, HOWARD Osaka, Japan, 15 years ago. He settled down In this city with his League. OVIDO AUTO putting the game on ice with Jack Prosser took a one-run MOBIL By United Press Interutjosnj hitter to AS a H wife, Dorothy, AS I HMIIti, 4 12 The major-league umpires straight victory. In other games Wednesday, five runs in the top of the fourth. lead In the third, but Flagship P MIllins people P.tWIin 4.1 3 Dunkinsin 3 5 wau strike served the Montreal PhIllues 5, Dodgers 4: George's dumped American George's had six hits In the Bank scored four runs In the 4 1 'I Last year, he worked on the Alaska Pipeline as a welder's C.Vatn 350$.$5$5 351 Expos well Wednesday. inning including a double fourth and Jack Prosser T. vat.s 1S Pete Rose singled In pinch- Produce Exchange (APEX), fourth helper and then sold tickets for the Milwaukee Brewers. He's 3 I') by Braden and a triple by Chris couldn't overcome the defiCit. McMullan 4 4 Hall Bank nlypd I14 Jerry White, PlAYing in PIM rumer Lonnie Smith with two 14-7, &W FWPWP Hibbard 4 11 Hwdick - sOft novelty premiums to industrial COm ISI of Eflio valeit; who was out In the nlntii, csçping a two- Jack Prousr Ford, ,*1?8' Wargo Michael Scutt had I doUble tr " U SCart, *a three for jiMI for thIë'i gIiiiW i u7 that gave Phili- GWs and flagship Bank three with a pair of home II? And.i-,li -- 7. 1 "Why?" Logan asks,'repeatlng a question. "Because I feel I Call and Janii Terwilleler had a HOW, 31.2 , •,• after bumping one of the subdeiplila a sweep of a threegame are tied for the league i " WeM, tb the job." th triple to le Robinson ad Flagship Bank 35I at to pace George's at e plate. Norman 11 35 stitute umps, ripped a threerun series. identical 7-1 records. 31,914 The fight Involving him and Bickford goes back to that summer homer to help the Expos defeat Mets!, Giants 0: off Sheffield, Lytton Braden had a home run and the plate. Brian Totals 331)3 Alex McGrlff pitched a four- double, Wargo had a triple and Horace Knight and Timm of years ago when the Doers and Braves were locked in the San Diego Padres, 96. Craig Swan pitched a two- hitter for Seminole Petroleum single and Phil Rinkavage and SheetS had singles. mortal Struggle for a National League pennant the Dodgers"I know I can play as a hitter and John Stearns hit his while the winners made the William Galley had two singles litimately won. Jo Jo McCloud and Andrea . regular," White said. "I can't first home run of the year A in most of seven hits off four apiece. :'On the day in question, the Dodgers blanked the Braves, 7.0, at Williams had all the hits for say that I'm cracking the lineup leading New York to its third Atlantic Bank hurlers. McGrlff Ebbets Field, with starter Jim Wilson 8Olfl Ufltll the filth iNIIfl$ because I Pat Robinson had three Jack Prosser Ford. McCloud played today. But I'm straight victory, wbenhe was knocked out and ErnleJohnson, the same fellow who t struck out seven and walked singles for APEX, Larry was three for three with a triple At be here and I'll stay four. bioadcasts the Braves' games now, coming In to relieve In the ready to Thomas had a double and single and scored four runs. Williams play at any time." th. Bickford came on In the eighth to finish UP. Jessie Stritad, Zella Eisse,lp, Seminole Petroleum scored and Ken Morris had two slapped three singles and a White, a switch-hitter, hit his Deck r "In the fifth inning, with Wilson still pitching for us," Logan Trips four runs In the bottom of the singles. Chris Smith had a double In four trips to the plate. Jackie Crawford and Virginia first homer of the year to membera, "Junior Gilliam hits a low line drive to left centerhighii& first and five in the bottom of triple. Lee Charron went the Simpson posted a winning score a ft,im indrig the second. After Atlantic Bank that no chance to get and it Marts a five-rim rally for Flagship Bank was out-hit distance for the Flagship Bank of 75 In Wednesday's scramble against Bob Shirley. The Expos By 3-2 a pair ii runs in the top seven to five, but benefited victory, tournament at Mayfair Country added three rims In the seventh of the third, Seminole ATLANTIC "After the game, my roomle, Sibby Sidi, and I go Into a on consecutive bilks by relievClub. SEMINOLE FLAGSHIP PIOSSIN SANK PETROLEUM David Drazen and Mark Petroleum exploded for 10 •tp. restaurant near the hotel to have dinner. I stop at the bar In FORD SANK Vivian Conklin, Ja4e AIIH ABIN er Rolle Fingers and White's restaurant later to have a beer." AIIHW MiCls *51K sacrifice fly. Steve Rogers Qiasey combined to pitch a In the bottom of the frame. 22 PISICI 3 I Kirgin McKibben and Roseméry 3 I Raps I S 5 McKmnniy I Alliway Andy Griffin led Seminole RldaCIw. Around 11:30, Logan recalls, Bickford 25 J. McCloud 33 Bergstedt tallied 76, while Mary and lead Decker's I I S Mcriff pitched the tirst innings p Williams 4 1 4 ISlOriffin Canteen , three or four other Braves' players. Royals to a 3-2 major league Petroleum with a double and AsMraIt 5 51111's 411 Ann Williams, Mary Andera, Hicksison pick 2 5 5 KiIIlnsw,,* too Kaigh,t i SmiTh 3$I victory over Brian Insurance single and scored three runs. Mal*1 I n...., • . M111, ,, Pauline Rose and Bea Hunt hl "I'm just standing there mlzmdlng my own business when Sick- season, 5 AItl*n III Tips.. I MIIIIV s P1105* I S S 76 also. "That's the first time i ever Agency In the Altamonte McGriff and Elisha WhlIt,ms III., 3 I MildIlil ' ford says to me, 'Hey, if I were Ernie Johnson, I'd kick you In the 5 1 SCott I 1 Mt. kSnarackl 0 S I had doubles. OIV1*n II I IS WlIhias Springs Little League. Last week's club chariI 1 Ma. K.n*ackll se :bhltt for what you did out there today." hitatxnne rim lii Jwsflco I 11 kip 1 5 TwiiIigi I IS JoeyEvansledAtla*ticBank ,, I I Jan5 1754 oral Wynn Cr.ckoft ISS piop A Flight winner WM "I said to him, 'Vern, you were In the bullpen, so maybe you batter In the major leagues," he tSdSva I I lki with a double and 5lfl5J, I I S Miriam Andrews, beating Mm I S I O'Kelley Canton didn't see the whole thing. There's no reason for Johnson to kick said. "But I f..l comfortable ShIN SI Hsss •ss DICKII'S Chad Braden went the Totals 19191 AS I H Totals s s i Guth In match play. Heln Al I N me anywhere because he wasn't even pitching In the fifth. Wilson batting as both a lefty and a .. aWl, l APIS . Dennis won the consalatltth . alns 31 was still In there.' righty." oS AS I N I.*tisès P141015* 41111411-19 PiSIlS II1 *51 N 341 III.. $ match. 15 M.Clas.y *2 Rivers Gull III "Youwanna bet a hundred bucks lt was Johnson?'Bickford NiwI.IO II KIll 53 51'n5 SI Min'.s 4 i PIftAwghZ,Redn!: ___ IS S.SsS insisted. II Cars,, 33 TRSIS II IS IS I Ii.1avngs 1$ IS Lee Lacy's sacrifice fly with .i. o 5 Dras.. ss $3 Ills as 'No, Vern, I'll betcha a beer Instead,' I said, 3 Ch105Y one Out In the 11th scored Dave Fruil 55 OIlily IS 4 I Jones CondIalds IS "You don't have enough guts to back up your talk,' he said.Padw SI Warps 43 Taylor *5 *5 withue winning nsa for erots 155 I I Lawissse II Snot :you don't have enough guts or mossy." Totals NAWWAN * CalM I 1 NIVInS I I. $11115 3 21 a sweep of the two-game series. Totals *137 With that, hwsRr Ill $ 55 Valss Cols 4, AseaI: , *575 355 •, Irmah and came up with $100 which he laid on the bar. Bickford did the 35*) NS1*IIk ISS TIlls. Bobby Uurcer and Dave Totals $1414 ,same thing. They then got the bartender to call United Press less Kingman hit homers and a DIAl NYLON IEINFOICID , * - s Sub Hits Key Homer Sixth Game S S&ntl.lsidro Wednesday's *ssvtts - In other games, Rico Peterson had three hits to lead Oviedo Auto Parts to a 95 victory over Howard's Mobil; and AAA Cooper Transportatlon got two hits each 1 2) 219.40. Dog Racing St. Louis at Atla, ppd., rain Plttsbgh 3 CIflCI 2, 11 Inns. - Montreal 9 San Diego 6 Chicago 4 Houston 0 Deluxe Bar continued Its surge In the Sanford Metro Softball League Wednesday night, crashing nine home runs agtO[ldQjejIopteJs for a 19.7 victory. Charles Reynolds had three homers for Deluxe, while Eddie Jackson and Bud Stevens had two each with Freddie Washington and Burnett Washington getting one each. Rob Simpson had two homers for the 14eIii'nnir :-. scored the winning run from San Diego Los Angeles Atlanta 11 HRs Lt UVIIIMVL IUL Lt. a IUdCJ TTwl wi n 4 !ndIa 2• gles. Minetto yielded to reliever Rookie John CastinO doubled Jim Todd, who Induced a double home two runs with two out in play grounder from pinch-hitter the ninth inning and Pete --------- -• -- --am tirnd ira The game's only run came in relief stint for his first victory. the sixth, when Juan Beniquez Royals 7, White couldn't cut off a line drive to Al Cowens singled home left by Glenn Burke and the ball Frank White from second base skipped away on the wet grass with two out in the ninth to lift for a triple. Mitchell Page KansasQty past Chicago. delivered Burke on a boungeri 4, Blue Jays 3: ceout, and that saddled Al Oliver had three Rill and third base on Johnny Grubb's two-out single in the bottom of the 10th inning as Texas rebounded after losing a Inning lead on Bob Sailor's bases-loaded forceout. Fran San By United Press Internationsi into trouble in the seventh. Figueroa, who allowed only Oakland's Craig Minetto After striking out Graig Nett- four hits, with his second loss in celebrated his 25th birthday lea, Chris Chambliss and Juan four decisions. ,- 0134) 36-20; P 16-2) 61.31i T (6-3. 9 9 .500 9 10 .474 4 S U .421 5 S 12 .100 5½ S 12 .294 7 W Boos t 1W ard, Su flS PS- By United Press International "I really don't thik I've been final period to turn a two-point for Rookie of the Year honors, in the series. Reserve rd Garfield Heard took no good inthe series," said Heard, game into a rout. Fred Brown scored 10 of his 14 finished with 12 points, his high warm-up practice before Pho- who averaged only five points Walter Davis added 17 and game of the series, points in the third quarter. enix' playoff game against per game until the fourth game. Don Buse 10 to help the Suns In the other Western ConferKareem Abdul-Jabbar p& - d Kansas City, and the Suns' "Tonight I just came out and post their first victory in ence semifinal series, Seattle the Lakers with 25 points.' management may order more took shots in the open. The first Kansas City in four tries this eliminated Los Angeles, 106"Our bench just did a fanof the sane for the entire team couple fell, and I was off to the season. Scott Wedman scored 100. tastic job," said Seattle Coirh If Wednesday night's perfor- races." 21 points, Otis Birdsong 19 and Gus Williams fired in 30 Lenny Wilkens, '*that's wiat mance Is any indication. Paul Westphal scored a Sam Lacey 18 for the Kings. points and the SuperSonics got us back in the game. Heard scored a season-high game-high 26 points to pace five Kansas City twice had a burled Los Angeles with a 234 In the Eastern Confcrer-e 20 points on 9-for-12 shooting Phoenix players in double diance to tie the game in the surge over a 10:11 span in the semifinals. Washington trik'e ls ' f rom the floor, leading th e Suns figures and put the Suns in a opening two minutes of the third and fourth quarters to to Atlanta tonight, leading its to a IO&H triumph and a 3-1 position to wrap up the series at Fourth period, but each time knock off the Lakers in five best -of-seven series. 3-2, and advantage In their best-of- borne Friday night. Westphal Phil Ford missed a long jum- games. Williams, who scored 14 Philadelphia, ía c I n g seven Western Conference scored 10 points and Alvan per. points in the final quarter, elimination in five games, ptiys semifinal series. Adams added 11 of his 17 in the Ford, the leading candidate averaged 30.8 points per game in San Antonio. - 12 5 ."6 - Houston Cincinnati Wnrm.H No Thursday, April 26,i979-A •' cludes Datstin, Toyota,VW,and light trucks •p I7.'-p-i1 "-.. ".ago Oda to Jim Hemphill, Manager SANFORD 555 W. First Street 322.2521 Mon.-Fri. 7:30-6. Sat. 5-S �S . •$ ISA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. •. • • • •• • •. •• I. Thursday, April26, I97 OURSELVES 4 - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, April 26,1979--1 B a. SHOW INCLUDES t I MINI BAZAAR Sanford Garden Club's , Annual Flower Show, IV Guide," which begins Friday at the clubhouse Is open to the publie at no admission charge. Hours are Frida',2to5p.m.; Saturday, if) am, to 4 p.m.; and Sunday, 2 1o5 p.m. There will also he a mini bazaar featuring ornamental plants for garden and patio, silk and dried arrangements and plant accessories for sale. Getting the final details In order are, from left, Ruby Kloss, Abbie Owen, show co-chairman; and Mary This, show chairman. • I I 4 •i - _ ',• Herald Photo Iwo if I ,( L £ 0 Search Is On For Outstanding Mom With Mother's Day, May 13, fast approaching, The Herald Is embarking on a search for that outstanding Mom. So, we're turning to our readers for some help. If you know of a woman who, in your opinion, is deserving of mention as an outstanding mother, let us know. We'll accept until noon May 9 letters submitted by readers. about one to oneand-a4talf pages of standard size sheets, telling briefly why a particular woman In our area Is deserving of such recognition. We'll take it from there. Readers should mail their selections to: Ourselves Editor, The Evening Herald, 300 French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 32771. Youth Week Activities I I .• • •. mh I'W iii ,orl4 Aoliry zii,, vwifi it vt'invi dirJ #1 irJ.'iwc w)rirua#IArJ Cl bw tar MERIT MENTHOL Miwrod =e eq" to~ore ko&r #wn leading high Nafi tar menthols: Cigarettes having up to I Smoker Study The 26 Classes are being sponsored by local individuals and businesses. Refreshments will available on the grounds. No alcoholic beverages are permitted. Boys and girls from Youth Programs have been in. volvedin painting and getting the arena ready for Sun• Youth Program, Inc. involves volunteers in working LOVE THAT FLASH GORDON STUFF... with youth in its prevention and diversion programs in Seminole County and other parts of Central Florida. Designer Larry LeGaspi, 29, grew up on science Matching funds from the community are required in order fiction In New Jersey, he says. "I was always government funding to operate the programs. • judge will be Ruth Henry. Junior (17 and under) and Senior(18 and over) High Point trophies will be awarded. twice the kit Richard Wilbur at =411N. judged on horse and rider combination. A trophy. and six o or 831-9768 or Patsy Hutchison Abby Gets Clobbered Over Cutes Girl out Advice • outf DEAR ABBY What a dumb, aeII.st answer you gave HATES SURPRIS, whose hmbend of il years millmrprla.dho,with no oormoreunespsct.dpq,r guests. (Red walk In end s, Don't fuss, Honey. They% eat whatever we eat" Meawbih, poor wife was caught. with only "."• ._ - - '• W - •• .- ccomen lIP•_ - , S • . S • • I You*odd have tiM Par I. feedback as fwè.g usss M=ftax*=j joton I =ed I SSd ItS yen or ten yuan a, ty mist lbs b tedd.rst. is.sp$is. thsdoorwMh,Vmnstwqisre4 lenI a Eld. We 1*rodeced tw cmpqo so Id's AD Ad out MAR ABBY: You told Q= to allwa kbods. ad now 40 It wM , HATES IURPRIWIOb. s. nasty its their Mends, sdlds'ltiIl her too. Fuatochasimyelithss" PU* hSbbe pWarsil for usa. They are as attractive Atler bar husband picked i a few of those restaurant pitsd (IlUlt guests. cg wsti4Iksd end pcpalar ckochshswooldbs mid o( You ahsuld Is" map" bd It they de startjvI his wife with tthsbeqasqpIyo1cbe \ -• sad crackers a h.isd, as well wool be w4U4lbed end papuier aa,cled enpusy. NODOORMAT All a bw assof pm* macbLps. •DEARNOI6 deftsrW 0116ftJIncassAlse,s on" "G&l$e.' beft ofwtsswouidtiwa.i ItS somwdw MW No a 1A1" mid 6W we tirl,dMI DEAR AMY: Iam.twwd! KFMOL And aos Why do& a wife hm to Ind esoln to,sa • - S - S • - -• - S - 5 . S S S MI•WFI Ki.s:h,ar'O.8.gcodii ii s -.:-- . S - '•- - S • ___ - • - Warning: The Sur eop General Has Determined That Cigarette Smo ing Is Dangerous to Your Health. ides to _____ Wkh All __ hev6 them at ON bApIuts! feeds avelickis at the • • A -d S • •'S S. lths, frieelly tr$s - * • .- __•_•-_____s____•_• — - - •4•••S S• ••••4•••••(•• S hi.-.. •__ ... .j __.. S i- _ Elastic ( PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTIONS Across The Counter . '• • •. FABRIC SHOPPE 201 E. FIRST. ST., SANFORD PH. 323-0313 . 1 to paipstedfuèiptsgi . I .: )' •fi? - - ' • : I11 £1.J ' -• • S • - - g • . --- she has him he vp a4alIgmyn_na uMRgJOHN rdth iI \\• - ' ( • S V 1 • ( g 14 could • C C 1 f I in I .LLLUjL1C ..' SIz.sSIslS • - \' I AQ~ K PLACE NAVY OR KHAKI 1799 - love slow IS bugs • S • Iii • -, - I • S - • S / K=M MW •___ mlherh,dpkk Linings. Patterns Chlorine Resistant -•-- Dan Nu.iJIsV#Ap.rupuku nwkd ____ ..,• __ S As C11 ted 1FS We Stock you • S S -.-• '?' 41 . S PRINTS £ SOLIDS 45" to 60" wide 598 . Yd 00 -- CSr**I pslyuter '1- L ZZ AM .• '4 • Shorts I CoordInat.d Tops' __ 4 • I " Sun L ovin paw put his wife an the AW Plowe take his triads Des. • -' metallicized silver and turquoise nylon tricot skintight jumpsuit worn under a billowing cocoon coat featuring detailing on wrists and collar-to-hem banding. - yau Are Mrs, •., Nylon.Lycra S it -- .• (Includes findings) . -- S ,S loved those Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers reruns. And I would look down at the planets and daydream..," So as Flash Gordon glowered at l'rincess Aura who was radiant in her skin-tight parade dress with the gilded collar fanning out behind her to frame her cold, beautiful face, IeGaspI1s thoughts turned toward designing. The above which he designed for Allied DOE." I was told that since y.er casts that w Uwe Is no MR. John Dee, there starts to redgnca$e her sodal ni)v.iMfl,hnflnst i _m ___ Im awe I rod in your help bw. Ushed.e!&$ gob $ke WorWproduction ofeotha widow could it yese des. yo part. ermal power, jnwhjcls the C01311111111 to use bar decessed earth's heat is used to pro. husband's name. The tees years are the duce steam that drives gen. 1180111141ft Years. Abby has the craters, now totals about a Thiiide insist that I am now miWon kflowatts. Geologists Mm JANE Doe. WiU , .. I.. L..M.a £aWt...i thi. pni,I,I h. I.e. believe wu a -, csne so my aia creased tenfold, a pollutionWii* Ii KIlL" EEINS feed her own family.) cotçl. of pals In the bar end MRS. JOHN free source of tMt You said, Stop being a GOOD bro%M them hems for diner. DEAR MRS. JOHN DOE: 8 less, dped (211 CtStl), $d1 would be equivalenpower t to burnscout and dart being a GIRL addressed savetep.. s, You gxl.d, Abby. Instead of Eves thesg j. log a billion tons of coal. Scout. Beprep.redt __ r Imer Why should she be you should hm told bar to tdI W husband sW molt rmft Be man (w man, ) yea •- • SWIMSUIT FOR UNDER $1000 day a snow. Western Judge will be Lynn Esch and English MAKE YOUR OWN YOU CAN . Coordinator for the event is Patsy Hutchison, who is being assided by Bonnie Schumacher. IC P UT tv" S - ribbons will be awarded In each class. Three or more entries constitute a class and current negative Coggins test for the horse Is required to register. Entry fees are $3 for each class. Herald Staff Writer H. Dennis Stleiiley of the School of Equestrian Arts in Orlando will present an In-hand exhibition of his Uppizan horse at 1 p.m., Sunday, at the Wilco Sales Charity Horse Show benefit for Youth Programs, Inc. The horse show will begin at 9 a.m. at the Wilco Sales Arena, four miles west of Interatate.4 on State Route 46 and will be the first of several youth oriented activities Scheduled for Seminole County Youth Week, April 2941ay 5. Spectators are admitted free of charge. •-• by Tom Vincent Show To Klock Off By JANE CAELBERRY - 4 Herald Phots by Jan C$s$slWrry Discussing plans for Youth Programs Inc. Horse Show are, left to right, Carol Little secretary for YPI's Sanford office; Patsy Hutchison, show coordinator; and YP1 Coordinator Robin St. Onge, holding Youth High Point trophy donated by Delores Wilbur. Horse ' ( - SHOE STORE NINSTIT. SANFORD Cap 6110M ouses ii te enteh - I P1t32141s3 NAV I PH. 3n4M • ME mQru/esthergs IISN.PAIKJANPOID JOYTI Ul BONE, ____ ____ 13 Uasu bugs for your feet. iI I ' S• - -- _____________ 5 - - -- , - - - • - - �213—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL BLON DIE I _I' HONEY,'\ Thursday, April u, in I THOUGHT by Chic Young I 1 HE WAS TAKING - ACROSS 52 Wine (Fr.) 54 Piece of land 1 Soviet plane 55 Make one , N abbr.) 58 4 7 Wire it ;1'IE 12 Western. (abbr.) by Mort Walker ___ 41 Basic 1 Mother (Sp.) 22 Cossowary 24 State (contr.) stitches motion I'M GONNA CATCH A COLJPL,A Z'5 BEETLE? HEY, BEETLE! yo I pp NE THIN K 602' _______ I I. 15N Devotion of nine days Z i. l V /9" (__ ,,.•-' -I-,. v 0 1 009 ubbu — -- 0 — by Art Sansorn - 4 5 6 11 Tl4 ELEVATOR I'9 Li?, (X) 'it)t) pg 14 'UP" Nvl,uii BurroJ MJu P0 '?F'R5 THE. BU11O OR. TH 'U?TM BUTTC*)? 13 14 ___ v youeattoomuch T hat' 21 — — 27 28 caiorielthanthelrtollyuaea. Iwear glasses so 29 30 I )j 34 I II — — ______________ — — ARCHIE — I 40 — • — — — 51 52 48 49 — — 53 — — 55 56 by Bob Montana — 41 142 47 _____________ ____________ 50 — — 38 — / 35 58 — — -S... H LINE ) i -----r IT LOOKS AS IF THE MAYOR INSTITUTED AT CITY HALL AND HE IS GOiNG TO KE%HIS V PROMISE To MAKE MENT MORE RES NSIVE TO THE PEOPL P ow, wow! I (1 GUESS 17 NEVER GETS 60 C= OFF f 63 — — — — 65 J II (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) 01 if) P ' u — — — 'THEY CALL IT A HOT LINE RECEIVED 8,200 CALLS ON 61 (' . I • HOROSCOPE 0 OSOL Y CRA7Ji P4155? IJ .L AIC*JE M() IX*& A UVIts,X5! RKATI ? 0 Jill — :. 't2 • ,. - Sn-4IP4 ID CAPTURE THE ATTENTION OF W CONGREGATION ! "- THIN -) 50! THOUGHTS ON ( 'k C ' -) ____ by Al Verme ,,,. '•/ 'p ... ,') ,.' C I ' , 1/ / I I • /v.ze ,— be shelved impiulsively today. Stick to your original ffl$ You are preau1y In a very You find your Pot gob. good building cycle. This LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) In oming year you will matters today play a cdr=ohian position and by HdWhWdt*PL od' shoring up YOW old foundatim the deal could If be yoandd 'swe"ed thinking things through and come out on top by coommistakes will be avoided. Beginning with Your birthday, SAGITI'AI(flJS(Nov.23.Dec. find 01A what ft yew absW 21) In challenging situations hold, for you. Send for you today you may be plagued with some WUW doubts. Happily, $1for each to Astro-Graph, P.O. however, they won't last long. Box 419, Radio City Station, CAPRICORN (Dec. 234w. N.Y. 101119. Be sm to specify 19) you May have to stick up for birth iIi. aomegt toy. The person, GEMINI( May 21-June 20) who Is abeant, wilj deeply sip Don't Id mishaps early In the predate your loyalty on his or day rattle you. Your hand her behalf. grows steadier as the clock AQLJA)UIJ8 (Jan. *Feb. 19) ticks on. You'll be capable to Th. problems that face you making any necessary ay will be pepsi a-agent, at - SUYA -rH, C1091" i"' - '" CaACH FROM 11101.17 HIM PN'T MS'l WEEK ....OUT Ha'sff/&& T1011416 70 RECRUIT MONTMogENY POK THE SHOT PUT/ POTAWATAM(E OFT TM9R9 WAS UNIVEROITY.' IT' NO WAY IT 0ULP 66 VVNV* ZI0(• I ________ • - - jc UZI don 't CANCER (June 21-July 22) You're me& of d n v sM. Should a situation art., today pc(Feb. 20-Mach 39) wbere you have to mab a Diplomacy and tact are choice that affects bath an old weapons you're capable of Mod and a now acpaidancie, wWft with milderalile WO aide with Your UMOUW PsL toillay. Keep this in mind In LZO (July 33-Aug. n) awkward gw0gora, Related but minor, Issues AIIR8 (March 21-April 1$) sbooid be kept In pI'OpSF PS1 Sltuatlons which you have spsctive today. Focus on yew running ueothly hi mclaUy major goals. Tend to the wuJ coiueoda so, pr ,j trivals at a later date. you keep out Cl the picture one -v Lawton, - ...f . 1.- i. eye strain I " _..-J ability of a child, educators FREE CONCERT BENEFITS HOME in special classes, after Memorial Concert choral groups, The Cordettes and the New Zion Youth Choir, both from Sanford. The concert, "A Gift of Love," will be presented Sunday, at 2 appropriate level tests have been conductl,wiil give esIed carefully Ian of study that will even. tually enable them to return to the level where they had not previously been functioning at full to for In And Around Lake Mary emultep • happened many years ago, not only In Florida but here in Lake Mary. • . oMpLI.)c PILA HUGHES Lake Mary teaching In Arizona and at the presents to friends, but wife same time spending a lot of Robbie, who has first choice on time at her favorite hobby - everything, has a marvelous __% OKAY, PIME! ARE ST AN U &"W N 1 II ') Shepherds with the help and Three well-known es in the fashion world - Jerry Silverman, Mete Simpson and Mollie PairrAs — gave them just this in their fall-winter collec0unveiled during _________ 10 wokoWrog now reekWft - AVA YOUR PITCH ? • FladdaOwssd Maaisd A call from you will " a Prompt visit fMffl out W • . • I UMBLEWEEDS WM WRAP THIS Mwmwi FINOLF HINSO, — 0.&1PoNwr INOM IN 'MOIR I"- ZOONIEg by T. K. Ryal ___________________ by Craig IIM -it Tipino designeil an enormous collection for Jerry Silverman. "Autuitan Leaves" was an 'L.IsWlpeI33.p$2 • boa L"W" rounduL belled in match ydetails col's.Amo Ow 5UNDt, WM MMIII' •. -• . Late day and evening • , ., . __ , In Iwis, a heather 1'srJackdderatsdwith woe ow a dim . 'dg 114' IIL,d _____ , ad No"ONIIIIIIIIII III If 4$5f$ftj4$ft- j __ _s bwfted aft and ............................. ..,., . _ II Sims, left to right, chairman for Parent Advisory GED - _ . -AUAR • Council; Ann Hagin, coordinator of Migrant-Compensatory Education; and Guy Garrett, Director of Special Projects. students may More information may be obtained about the group by contacting the school Director office. Guy Garrett is Compensatory Education. fall behind again. The committee agreed that If students of Special Projects and Ann Hagin is Coordinator of Migrant- considered for removal. Plans are underway to Include a Summer Readiness Prograin in 1980 for youngsters who will be THE MOVE _oTRIDE., I/_%Q r-A'ZHIONI entering kindergarten and first grade. Lack of funds The versatile $ 1mg... ON IN prevents the program from going Into effect this year, the educators say. But they add, because it is vital to have the purents' interest In the program, a Parent Advisory Council, I PAC). has been formed. This is not only. for parents of students in the program, but for any parent or interested citizen in the community. As an inservice to parents, training program is offered. Devolia Sinuns is chairwoman of the group.. es S Stated today's sleek new 4 shape that's obsol- ' ' utely indispensabi for Spring's soft / feminine looks. .. lirA / White Bone, Black or Navy ' .,. S -". izes YY NorM 2700 '- MATCHING HAN DBAGS . n May The GED test leading to a Florida High School Diploma will be offered at Seminole Commun ity College on May 28, 29, and 30. Eligibili ty for taking the test must be completed by May 18. free, self-help program to prepare Um student for the test Is available at study centers located throughout Seminole County. For details on the study center in your neighborhood, call Seminole Community College and ask for the GED office. 218.220 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322-3524 llh:nl M SALE STARTS FRID 10 STRETCH KNiT TERRY 01.4 49 ALL NEW SHIPMENT! DOUBLE KNITS %sis 'V Siau$onit. and Amok Earhart •• c caos Soled from th* ALL 60' newest fashion colors. 11 P01 ow li AV, 217LFI MST ST.,SANFORD • • wow PN.332341 I\ - • .• . • . • • . r—ids GROUP-8" 159 ALI. ist QUALITY 'ill H & C( 11 1O VELET PAChAtd 1) MACHINE NEEDLES OFF 2!Ru,4khEn 11-1411 'PACKAG[s •SPIRII 1( 1111 Pt R( 114'1 VAI11) MR0 4.)o witH KNI rrFD SHEER CO-ORDINATES 1E LOUN-E t23" alF Sanford Jeweir y III 98C PAN rs, BED \I,r,: LU; of economy • izuA:. IoH AX 11iffii' ((1110'i_ -4 VD. $1!5 totclGAU ZE s129 LIMIT 6 I!HCrn.IIt. (wg. 1H .\OIHO,%I,%(;M(Dfly ø1$.'$ LINE TWEED PRiMsIIlJPHOLS1ER 79 1 Se (D.WIDE : SAVE .DVhfl1P D(pT STORES AM Ao Beginning Mon. ApilI 23rd ANTIQU SATIN AM b9b TO $1-95 Al kái dove Is1 NbW 54 "UT QUAUV•T5 MNIYJ1JS SELECTION 4' 44 '1 3" OPEN WEAVE CASEMENTS PATIO erss-............. $5ii ir$e'24".. ••-.ii4$$3 '9" -- ...........'24" ll". -:*raw..s$29". iecu- ........ $59es,, ......... NOW 35 PAPER BACK EXCHANGE 2dPARKDt,SANFORD .: I USfl an k ,. Devolia ____ tr • I ted cord boom took elm Off FrA)POIU.L OVA leaves banked the gage. AatII for Silverman meats 11W. keaus. suits thussslnwooljeraey,%Jltrasuods and W& Ilwy and sum in ___ wmw-r PIN-R—'11IMP 1HOS LTbVR — Children in grades 2-3, who are two levels behind in reading and children in grades 4.5 who are four levels behind are eligible for the classes. Students In grades 2 who are four levels behind in math are candidates for the program. The teacherpupil ratio Is up to eight students, with a maximum of 50 students to be served each day. Aides are given a MaXiMurn of 25 students, four at a session, with sessions lasting 30 minutes. Planning committee members feel that students should not be removed from the program as soon as they have reached their desired level. They say Seventh AvenueWi also stock showings. a "W seledion Ted Saulino and Frank cttants. •• IL ii Il '•• -; in the program. training and showing German collection FIorids's own I - , .'.. -•1• - - 1 I — •• work with the children In • " skill areas recommended attain the desired level and by the classroom teacher. continue to advance for two At the present time, there consecutive nine-weeks are 5l teachers and 20 aides periods, they should be • J's •• and aides do not replace classroom teachers, but __________________ ' '.. According to th. Williatns, ch4irman of the they have found that often, Needs Assessment Com. without the reinforcement inittee, the Title I teachers of the Title I progain I 0 sr4 to help with your shop1ping raWs, carft of In- potential, add the educators. C*t Streets Named After Earl Pioneer s Fam Researching has always been very fascinating to me, especially learning about what student Ballet Guild of Sanford,%minole will share the billing In the Mother Wilson p.m., at Seminole Community College auditorium. Two Ballet Guild dancers, Tony Kniffin and Cherilyn Brown (above) are among the company dancers who will perform in the free concert, open the public. Contributions will be ac. cepted the Good Samaritan Home. t cii ILNMPI MY mg IPW%99% 1yy I Dropping 4k%elortwo Pf i —1 Southside. .. say. Placing these ki, •ibu — hwniiating, as well as disast rous, to the learning . - -- Midway, behind one's peers in elementary school can be BRIDGE ROTSI P _ • MU. f .7 Pinecrest, Sanford Grammar, Wilson and ' , Practical For Fall RN tuAlls TX&IN OVER YET! -— , ., -. ________________________________ by Stan Lee and John Romita by Bob Thaves Goldsboro, Hopper, Idyllwilde, Lake Mary, - • S %T RANK AND ERNEST AT SPIDER-MAN . I. • _____ ' - ______ LUGS BUNNY 'r Schools targeted for federal funds, according to Title Ilaw, include Geneva, 1 1 •. of necklaces, bracelets and earrings, Nodpw supervision of Jack. Their dogs Jack is a past volunteer and Did YOU know that under the -, 'man as the greatest bridge won 17 trophies and several member of the Seminole County Treaty of 1821 with Spain, the player of alltIme and ' ribbons in 24 showings in Dividends where he helped talnly ranks among the top U.S. acquired "The Floridas" 48733 Phoenix, Tucson and Mesa. teach English to Spanishthree or four. A and that all the public and Jack was born in South speaking children at Lakeview j Here,is a hand from the 0 AK94 A former member of the Lae Tens,. and to my delight he Middle School in Sanford and vacant lands became the Ufe Master's pairs of 1943 4 X Q 32 Mary Woman'$ Club, Ida - May speab fluent Spanish. He grew Lake Mary Elementary. Tioperty of the UnitedStaies? which Howard won. The con<~, . will!" rAgr Says. "Ottis' grandfather up amng Mexican pg*e,and ,..,, Today. he is devoting most of tract was just four spades, And by the Act of Congress 4962 # 14 donaW the Ind usied for talking to him in Spanish is just his time to Robbie, his hobby, but Howard niade six for a 910973 VJ862 approved March 3, 1845, near top score. public parks in On city to the like talking to anybody in my their pets Hilda, a ixiautiful 1115 4 Q 10 8 7 6 Florida w admitted into the East took dummy's queen people of Lake May." •Jiosa •A5 family back home. German Shepherd, and two Union oftheSti*tes. of clubs with the ace and Itls interesting to know some At the young age ofl6,Jack Siamese cats, Sammie and SOILPM returned the suit to am a pro W nal boxe 's king. Howard used to be ca lled Orange theSjobiomchlden,ijkena KQ4 c 1' Iumr's ace of the bantamweight class and 0 32 but on April Z, 1913, an street, Floyd street and later on in the lightweight class. hearts, played two rounds of 6764 act providing for the creation of Goodhart street (Ottis father). Hehaslooprofessionalboutsto trump., noted the fall of Visiting Violet Beckhorn at Easts Jack and proceeded to Seminole County In thie State of o f Vulnerable: Neither The Forest were her daughter, his credit during 15 years make the rest of the tricks. Florida was approved. Dealer North Mr. and Mrs. D. L. "Jack" boxing up and down the West Janice, and husband, Robert He cashed his king and And I also learned that our Colbert (Robbie) have been Coast. Barr and their children, Wait Nor* South property many years ago was living in Lake Mary for the past I Pan urnmy's last clubs. Then h An accomplished ivory Melanie and Kevin. Pass 30 o wned by the late Adolph : five years. Pass 4 made the key play. He carver and among several E Paw 40 Sjoblom and his wife, Tflda Pam Paw iruffed his last heart. Jack,a retirid Draftsman for other types of fine rocks Celebrating their wedding Dummy's ace and king of Sjoblom. the Bridge Division cf the "Apache tears", Jack has anniversary this week are Mr. diamonds came next, fol. Mr. Sjoblom came to this Arizona Highway Dept.' and created more than o beautiful and Mrs. E. J. Moughton (Alice adlaOpening lead: • country originally from Hobble decided to make Lake pieces of jewelry. Quite a few of and Bud). Congratulations! Mond. West could do nothing Sweden. He was the patriarch May their retirement except discard How home them are given away as , of a large family, who at one after several visits to Bobble's ard ruffed his last club and The Lake Mary Rotary Club time owned large acreage was home. If he had rutted sisters, Mary Robb and Myra Is having its annual fundraisrng By Oswald Jacoby the club first, West could throughout Lake Mary. Some of DeVine, and their late party !aturday at the Mayfair sad Alas Sestag have chucked his last heart the children, grandchildren and husbands. Country Club, with activities and been able to ruff great-grandchildren dill live in Robbie, a retired home btairling at 7 p.m. The recent death of How- Howard'slast heart with the Lake Mary, among them my economics teacher whotaught Being prepared for this ard Schenken at the age of 75 nine of trumps. neighbors and good friends school for 47 yews in Arizona, wu the second of the ex. speciid occasion is a buffet style (Xtls Sjoblom and Ida May his Texas and in Florida, happily tremely durable Four Aces I NEWSPAPER ENTERPR1Si ASSN. , dinner. The proceeds of this Wam who derninatad brift. wife. talks about her years of fund raising event will be (Do you have a question for fnm its lonnUon in 1933 the experts? Write "Ask the distributed among several WAII briliken when 0sw Experts. care of this newspacommunity projects as it has Jacob)? quit Ur1u(S 10 i0fl per, Individual questions will By JOANNE WINSHIP been done in past years. For theNavyrLght .ncr Pearl be answered it accompanied rwuur. V. Bruce died Iii NEW YORK (UPI) - Many more infoniiatiori please call by stamr.d sell-addressed II IlL L' II 'I. 1119 Mike GcttlIab and envelopes. . mos, interestwomen iii over America u w V vernon reuuersomi, 4hhL014. a Jacoby ars still arowidand Ing questions will be used in i.wn .me. incy want Hasta la vista. P1171fl bridge. this column and will receive pretty, practical, wearable do- laft some ambitious mew cuNdarlilbly. OneL wonno (Oct. 24-Nov. n) TAURUS (April 20.Wy 30) Keep your ego out of the picImportant decisions should not ture today if snothier person can be made too hastllytoday. Fafl hsp something better In a back on your usual peftm of joint venture. Both of you will ut . WIN Plans 1 long standing shouldn't ' 8 j "t. For Friday, April 27, 1979 YOUR BIRTIWAY IM 2,500 students involved, it is a vital ay of catching up on reading and math skills. ., ..- ..• stores it we consume fewer fair complexion. ClfrJfieZ than body hink DEAR READER - U a Many people don't t ely thin, there about using calories, but rather P be very little fat hink only in I'mill calories may eath the eyes. In lightwIth a did. It Is a SimPle etipeop1e who re thin, the equation just like a checking veins underneath the skin may account. giving a dark , Along with ft diet, a The bluish appearance. Health IsUff e*ahls, You should exercise. Your story Cl Another factor Is lflCd pain ln the pit ofyowstomach plgrnent.Thecellslnyoirskin and excessive sweating that produce melanin pigment sugg"ItIll to me thatYou May riot may be overoctive in Us area. beinoi*linal physical con This isan inherited charac ditlon. In that case, you may teristic and Is just as much a need to gradually dad a day part of you as the color of your walking program and slowly hair. This is the same pigment develop your ability to exercise. that the calls in your skin Try to build up to walking an elsewhere produce to cause hour a day. Start off with just tanning. How dark your skin IS walking 15 minutes a day and depends literally on how much then gradually Increase it se melanin pigmentIS produced. that you don't exhaust or wear In either case, there's not a yourself out. great deal which can be done No,I donl think Oat the pill about it other than the use of Is responaibile for your gaining cosmetics. — — ti approximately : The excess calories are simply isn't the answer. Could this be stored as fat We lost those fat from other sources? I have a 23 31 32 33 'ç• People get fat balanced diet and I don't think because they constane more there's any vitamin deflclancy. -- 22 county elementary schools means different things to different people, but to the everyone — — , The Title I Program in p-. anything can be done I eat a s -- — A cow 2 12 18 20 ' .,. because I don't know If problem w 15 — —V.-.-- BUTTCO TO CALL IT -_ ____ ith - -' .• severepalnatthebottomofmy turncausesyoutordalnwater. - — — — — — - — By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent stomach. I perspire beyond These few pounds Cl water are your Imagination Is it because not fat and, In any case, you of the water in my body? I was wouldn't be retaining 35 pounds .tth ng about taking water of water. pills but I'm afraldto take these DEAR DR. LAMB - I am 20 since I am on the pill too years old and have bad dark DEAR READER - Your clrclesundermyeyes.Ihaven't ldterstgedsthatyourbaslc spoken to doctors about It 7 8 _______ - — to IF b :• 2 3 10 ____ . Indian 51 For sewing 28 Sediment 36 Commode 7 Halves 29 Bird of peace 53 Bare 38 Shop tool (pi) 8 Author 31 American 55 Bring into 39 L ong period Fleming Indians play of time 9 Lysergic acid 32 Plunder 56 Hebrew lefler 40 Neutered 33 Form of 57 Garden for 43 Fuss 10 Normandy b owling 45 Born invasion day 59 ynh1 D isse nting See 46 tight tan 13 Flying saucer 37 Sawbuck .M Icr (abb?) — - denial — 0 THE BORN LOSER 26 Beverages Up On Reading And Math uta5lfllfl breakfast and before lunch-time I am very weight nor dol think It prevents hungry and my domsth won't youfrom losing welght.It's true go down. I do sit-up but after that the pills cause the body to getting this retain sodium salt, which In awhile I 23 Footed vase 25 Skin problem 49 American 6 Words Of (I - 44 Not dry iClimate (poet.) 8 Crumbles 21 Fervor Dr. pill. Do you think the pill is the reason for my not losing machines grief 18 Fasten with 42 Of God (Lot. ) 2 30 Frozen water 4 NOXIOUS 98 , years old, have two children d wdo 145 pounds 1 have bm trying to low weight but 1 live fafle& I would like to Ion 0 15 Emblem of 19 Go to court 20 Court cry Title I Program : Catching DEAR DR. LAMB - I'm 21 A V0 JAIDIIE curve In Losing Weight? It 65 Ogle t ____________________________________ ________-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, April 26, 1979—)B !! wireless 14 Eskimo '8EETLE BAILEY ININ A$C $ NA1 e IN T $ L I A K V P JiAJ Annapolis hemisphere or- (abbr.) IIE , k AAPT I Deterren Answer to Previous Puzzle &ID: i'!7' P is se es M $34",, $59 5 , �,',. 4B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Thursday, Aprll2, 17 Legal Notice nology to control their Inhospitable environment. (4)0 TiME EXPRES8 (Prom. lore) A charming but unusual couple (Vincent Price, Coral Browne) play host on a myste.. rious train that transports its Pusengefsintothepist. Q MORIC $ MINDY Mork tries to protect Mindy and himself from the town bully without using any violence. (A) WHOJNNIT Audra Lindfey stars u the slain owner of a high-fashion store whose murder must be solved by the panel. 0 NOVA "A Desert Place" A study of how life has adapted to the harsh conditions of Arizona's Sonoran Desert. (A) EVENING 6:00 NEWS ,STUDIO Gum" (R) SEE 'Bubble 8:30 (1 NBC NEWS (40 CBS NEWS UABC NEWS ) ViLLA ALEGRE 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4)MARY TYLER MOORE Mary finds herself tecoming romantically involved with a married man. i11 THE CROSS-WIT8 O JOKER'S WiLD MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 6:30 0 ANGIE Angle Falco, a waitressfromthewrongsldeof the tracks, falls in love with a blueblood pedlatrtclan. (A) HIGHCLIFFE MANOR A plot by th. evil enemies of Helen Black. is short-circuited by Rev. Ian Glenville (Stephen McHattle). 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES MATCH GAME P.M. $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE ICAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Joan Rivers, Vincent Price. €1) DICK CAVETT Guest: Carol Burnett. (Part I of 2) a 9:00 0 UI N CV 0 ul fl C ' (2) attempts to determine whether the charred remains of a body found In a bombed van are those of a hit man's Intended victim. (A) 8:00 (2) NATiONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "SlberI3: The Endlest Horizon" The people of giberla are using today's tech- 0 HAWAII • A I73 P4wy 74g. '. PLAZA t LAST NITE o GLACIER FOX FIVEO McGarretts Investigation of three murders caused by posthypnotic suggestions loads him to an unusual research institute.(R) OBARNEYMILLER Avandat who tears up the station house leaves a note that he's out to get Barney. (A) 0 WORLD "Cuba: Sport And Revolution" Cuba's phenomenil national sports program is modeled after those of the U.S.S.R. and East Germany. 1 (R) SEAR I E ST COMEDY OF ALL TIMEISBACKI 9.30 MIL 11001(1 FILM GENE WILDER PIT II SOY LI MARTY FILOMAN CLORIS LIACHMAN 0 CARTER Roy begins to worry about his job when several of his colleagues lose their jobs to 10:00 (2)2)PRESENT1NG SUSAN ANTON (Premier.) Martin Mull and Big Bird join host Susan Anton for an hour of comedy, music and dance. (4) BARNABY JONES Barnaby, temporarily blinded by a bullet wound, tries to save himself and akey witness from two kIllers on their trail. (R) O8CARED STRAJGHT'Peter Falk hosts this documentary ' • • ' MADELINE KAHN 2.4 7:30.5:30 :30.L30 __________ LAST NITE .JURT REYNOLDS PRIVATE student to gain malpractice evidence against two heart surgeons. TODAY IN THE LEGISLA. TURE 1100 (2X4)0112)NEWS FOLLOW-UP 0 LOCAL "Scared Straight" . 2S 4:0 • 5:40 11:30 TONIGHT Guest host: (2) Rich Little. f4)THENEWLYWEDGAME 0 NEWS OSTARSKI' $ HUTCH A mountain vacation turns Into a nightma,. when the detectIves discover a demonic cult with plans to sacrIfice a local gIrl. 12:00 (4)110 VALLEY Victoria wItn.sais a murder and r.cognhzis the young killer uthe son of a judge In Stockton. MOVIE "A New Kind Of Love" (C) (1963) Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward. A buyer for a department store and a nlw$papsrmanfalllnlovsalter meeting on a plans. (2 Hrs.) LPG. SALLY FIELD JERRYREED JACKIE GLEASON MAT: ALL SEATS 1.21 tNUTI $1. Ii CLOSED THURSDAY STARTS FRIDAY ;'.tess '' ' • I • I. • IC NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY OSUNRISE 6:25 GOES THE COUP4. (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. MILE ON THE ROAD MED) THE I.RN BROTHERS 12:3? tries to find out who Is tryfog to kills deceased detective's secretary and why. (A) DEI.110 8:30 FICTITIOUSNAME NotIceisherebyglventhatweare engaged in business at 10$ Marvin Seminole Longwood. Avenue County, Florida, under the fictitious name of LOVE'S MANUFAC TURINGCO,andthatweintlndto regisier said name with the Clerk of (4) KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 I) SESAME STREET 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 7:00 TODAY (2) (4)0 MONDAY MORNING (MOld) (1)0 TUESDAY MORNING Florida Statutes 51g. Richard F. Hauck Dave A. Scholr Wilbern L. Scholz Publish: April IS, 26, May3. 10. 1979 ' WEDNESDAY MORN. IN (WED) DElls 4)0 THURSDAY MORNING ('1*1) (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) GOOD MORNING AMERI. PUBLIC NOTICE The DIvisIon of Environmental Services is in receipt of an ap pilcation for the construction of a CA following described property: Lot 4, Block I, Section 4, Spring Lake Hills, P1st Book 16. Page 49. Official Records, Seminole County, Florida. Further described as being located at 123 Springwood Trail. retaining wall and dock at the 7:25 7.30 TODAY 0 0000 MORNING AMERI- Propertyownerswithln300feetoo the proposed prolect may submit comments. in writing, to Division of Environmental Services. P.O. Box 2469. Sanford, Fl. 32771 within 14 $00 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO days. Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of County Court Seminole County, 8:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA ©NEWS Florida Publish: April 26, 197 DEI.111 8:30 Neticeijuer Flctltleus Name Statute TODAY (2) 00000 MORNING AMERI. CA 0 UUA8, YOGA AND YOU TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant, to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter MS.05,FlorldaStatutes,wlllreglster with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, FlorIda, upon receipt of proof of the publicalionof this note, thefictitious 9:00 OlJJJ41jE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE PRO- name, to.wit: 9:55 BATHTIQUE under which we are engaged In business at Altamonte Mali, Altamonte Springs, Florida. That the parties Interested in said business enterprise are as follows: FIRST BASE, INC. RONALD SHACTER, President Dated at Casselberry, Seminole County, Florida, on April 13, 1979. Publish: April 19,26, May 3, 10, 1979 DEllS UPBEAT 10:00 CAROSHARKS (2) ®ALLINTHEFAMILY(R) 1030 SECRETS WHEWI 10:58 (1)OCS$NEWS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 79710-CA-Id-I IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF JOSEPH R. CARROLL, 1100 (2) HIGH ROLLERS 'p p LAVERNE $ SHIRLEY (R) 11:30 WHEEL OF FORTUNE OFAMILYFEUD AfTERNOON Petitloner.Husband, and DEBORAH K. CARROLL, Respondent-Wife, 1200 PASSWORD PLUS (4) THE YOUNG AND THE NOTICI OF ACTION TO:MRS,DERORAHK.CARROLL 2025 West Malon Peoria, Illinois 61603 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an EDUCATIONAL action for dissolution of marriage has been filed against you In the Circuit Court of seminole County, Florida and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to on JACK T PRO- GRAM$IING 12:30 0 RYAN'S HOPE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES BRIDGES, ESQUIRE, of CLEVELAND, MIZE A BRIDGES, Attorneys for Pstlticner.Husband, 100 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (2) (4) MIDDAY THE YOUNG AND THE $1$'flJ$ 0 AU. MY CHILDREN whoseaddress is Post Office Drawer Z, Sanford, FlorIda 3271), on or before May-Yir-W79,-and file-the original with the Clerk of the Court either before service on Petitioner's attorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise a Default and ultimate iudgment will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court on this 23rd day of Ap'il, i3o (4)OA$ THE WORLD 2:00 (2)THE0OCTORS 0014 UFITO UVI 1979. (SEAL) ARTHUR H. IECKWITH, JR. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: June I. Curtis 2:30 ANOTHER WORLD (J) - A1NIPLIA$UR1$ -. 4••i • •.• .. . ...S.ss. S.•• C' a __erru 's CAFIT1IIAcVI.) JACK T. BRIDGES, ESQUIRE CLEVELAND, MIlE $ BRIDGES 3.0O 1GINIRALHOSPITAL $TUOIO$U Post Office Drawer z Sanford. Florida lflfl Telephone: 305.322.1314 Attorneys fur PetitIoner Publish: April26, May 3,10,17,1919 (4)0 SPA'$'H(R) ILICTRICCOMPAIIY DEI.116 S 4:00 S S 2)ENMOmlcYøNl1 UTCHID aivim.y HILLBILLIES (MON,TUI,THU,PRJ) Nd LOVME COUNTRY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 794116.CA44.I IN RI: The Marriage ii MINNIE BELL JOHNSON HUD. LEVI wife ______ W OVSNLOOKTNSRUNWAY$ PH. 323-Sill $ANPOID AIR TERMINAL SUNDAY $ANPOO UUNO4 aid S S S ' lla.m..2p.m. : *10 MARYIYLERMOORI Many I moolah- OSCAR SYLVESTER . AlToeCeulet : ncks Salad Sir ad C.ff... i.. .tc. ' tax JOHNSON ii, thai an action for Olsoslusien ci ' Marriage lies been tiled against you and yware rpauir.dtoser.c,py ot your written ssnu,, is any, on , James T, Golden. P.O. p ____ NOsNrSloN UIRVSRIFflII(WUD) _____________________ Lispul Nice - _________________ WIDN1$DAY s,ucL : 4p.rn.TlICsi. °Rt"I *101 WIN 35' ousi PAOUTIU CM ISaT 0' NNI, ___ - FICTITIOUS NAMI NotiCe is IlirSkV ilvo thai I IsEinbu$inoIs55P,O, Sr1il City 32711 $ImI5 County, lMdl thli fictNfelJ$ lONGS A ASSOCIATES LAND. CAPS $UPPLIESInI*St I InISSI lrepISteriiidnamewifk*5C I Ike Circuit Court. $InSiS ouef, Fie,Idi in accordeeco with to previous the Fictittois lime $latvIss. T.Ww $tloIl 1115 Fiends Sdes No?. .-. ,. •: II . ''I *il15.MtMJy3,15,, ____ claimants to said vehicle appear or plead to the complaint herein by June 11,1979, and in default thereof the Court will proceed to final hear. ing and adiudicatlon of this suit as if such claimant or claimants h'd been served wItP' process and shal' order ludiclal saleof said vehicle, as is, in Order to enforce the forfeiture of the United States Marshal. 2. That notiCe of this Order be l)UbIi5t*d by the United States Marshal in a newspaper of general circulation in Seminole County, Florida, once a week for three consecutive weeks, commencing April 26, 1979. DONE and OR. DERED at Orlando, Florida, this day of April, 1919. .5. GEORGE C. YOUNG United States District Judge Publish: April 26, May 3, 10, 1919 DEI.Si _________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CASE NO. 754011'CA49K WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, PlaIntiff, vs. SHIRLEY LOUISE RENOCK, Dlfefldaflt. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE BY CLERK OP CIRCUITCOURT Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, will, on the 17th day of May, 1579, at 1100 AM., at the west front door of the Seminole County Courthouse, In the City of Sanford. Florida, offer for sale and sell at public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash, the following described property situated in Seminole County, Florida, to.wlt: Lot 15, Block H, NORTH ORLAN. DO TERRACE SECTION TWO OF UNIT ONE, according to the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 16, Page 64, Public Records of Seminole County, FlorIda. pursuant to the final decree of foreclosure entered in a case pen. dinginsaidCourt,thestyieofwfiicft Is Wilmington Savings Fund Society vs. Shirley Louise Nenock. WITNESS my hand and official of si Court thIS 23rd day f AprIl, 1979. (SEAL) H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court By: PatrIcia RobInson osy Clerk Joseph M. Panlello, EIQ. Exchange National Bank Bldg. P.O. Box 3316 Tampa, Florida 33601 Publish Apr. 26 May 3 DEI.114 _______________________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. PS-13-CA.19.K THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OF - WILL1*MSBUNGH, PlaIntiff, Defifldent. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURISALESY CLERKOPCIRCUITCOUIT Notice ii hereby given that the undersigned Hon. Arthur H. Beck. with Clerk ci the Circuit Ciiii't Seminole County, Florida, will, on the 21st day of May, 1979, ci S A.M., at the West Front door St the Seminole County Courthouse, in the City of Sanford, ride. safe and sell at public outcry 10 the tIllSwIitS , ADDRESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED mI00000JPLi FORD CHATEAU VAN, VIN FLAaA67O74F, and it appearing to tpie Court the location of the true owner to said vehicle Is known, and that said property is located in the Middle District of Florida, it iS ORDERED: 1. That any claimant or srCash,the TO: OSCAR SYLVESTER (2) CAROL IIMNITT AND • JOHNSON. NOTICE OP ACTION DISSOLUTIONOF MARRIAGE -II property situate in this District and described as follows: ONE 1976 vs. THE LANCER CORPORATION, IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIICUlT, IN AND FOR SIMINOLI J(IMILAUGJ4 aboveen$ltledcauseby Elizabeth A. Jinkins, its Assistant United States Attorney, in an action to enforc, the forfeiture on behalf of the United States Marshal upon personal IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE Deputy Clerk TOMORROW Guest: (2) Los Angeles radio disc jockey CessyKaism. FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION NO. 75.140 ORL.CIV.Y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Plalntiff..vs. ONE 976 FORD CHATEAU VAN, Vehicle Iden. tiflcation No. FLA6AIO74F, Defendant. ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION On motion and affidavIt ot plaintiff in the dscvibed properly SemIle County, onlda, ti-wit: Lot V heck H, NORTH ORLAN. situated In DO TERRACE SECTION FOUR OF UNIT ONE, accordlng to *5 Plot itiesiSI SI rSWdad in P155 lOok 17, Page3I.PubllcRecordsof Seminole Sanford, Florida, 33711 so AliSriwy County, Florida. for me Petitioner in this action, and pursuant IS liii fInal decree of file*5srig alwilhftieClerket Ike foreclosure entered in a case pen. Circuit Court In and for Seminole d05 IliICIUrt,tI1.slylOf which County, Florida. on or bere the Is The Dime savings Rank of 11th day of May, iWi. OthaIrwise, a WilHamsburgh vs. The Lancer .ludgmo.W may be as$ie.d a,skiot Ccs'pOIShisIi WITNESS issy ha.rid and OfficIal you for the relief demanded in me. fifi seal ii said Court mIs 33rd day of AprIl, 1579. WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL SEAL) ci this Ceurt. this 23rd lay 11Apr11. isis. Arthur H. lecheilk Jr. (SEAL) CtOrkSICirc$Csqtt Arthur H. Ssckwl* Jr Iy:Potrlcia ReShlssn' CIt ci me Circoti Deptdy clest . g .fouph M. Panlailo. Iii. $emi.isle County, Florida Exchange Notional Rank Bldg. iy eve Crahires ' p.0. Deputy Clerk Tainge.' Florida 33001 PuhiIoIiApr.$&May3, * U 7979 PuIdik April 3*. 1579 011.1)5 oeins . ' ' . - . Orlando - Winter Park Seminole 3222611 831-9993 ______________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 19mm. ................. 43c a line 3consscutivetimes ... 31C a line HOURS . 5:30 P.M. 0:00 AM. lcons.cutivetim.s .....35c a line MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noon 3 Lines Minimum _______________________________ - DEllS __________________________ DEADLINES Noon The Da Before Publication COUNTY COURT ORANGE COUNTY CASE No. o HOBART CORPORATION, Sunday - Noon FrIday _______________________________ Plaintiff vs AMERICAN FOOD SERVICES CORPORATION aka AMERICAN FOOD SERVICE, IN. COMPORATED. dta PARP 5 SHOP. 4—Personals . ,-ALEWWITHADRINKING PROBLEM? PerhapsAicoholicsAnonymous CanHelp Phone 641.3333 .WrItP O..aos 1213 fringe binefits Exp. preferred. Call Linda Alford, 3220015. 912 French Ave. For ambitious person in sales 8 service. Old established corn pany. Fringe benefits. Starting income based on present standard of living. Call Orlando WHY BE LONELY? Wrlte"GeIA Plaintiff Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. P.O. Box 10)1. CIwtr., FL. 33517. _________________________ i ISAtOHOLA PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL.ANON ForfamlllesorfrienC of prdolemdrinkers elnformationcall Fort AMERICAN FOOD SERVICES CORPORATION, Detent NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ Execution issued out of and under Ihe seal of the CIrcuit Court OrangeCounty, Florida. upona final iument rendered in the aforesaid court on the 21st day of March AD. 1975, in that certain case entitled, Borden Inc., Plaintiff 'VS Services 647.3333orwrlte Sanford AlAnon FamIly Group B0 553 Sanford. FIe. 32771 __________________________ DIVORCE-520.50-Guarante,d. Free details; KIT, Box. 791, Pompano, FL. 33061. 94167, ___________________________ Cor. poratlon, Defendant, and under a prior writ of execution as listed above docketed on the 23rd day of February A.D. 1975 and which aforesaid WrIts of Execution were delivered to me as Sheriff of - NEED A JOB COME IN TODAY MEET THE GIRLS WHO WILL PUT ASSISTANT MANAGER * at Treasure Island, Hwy. 44, E. of Leesburg. (904) 7073519. * 11-InStruCtions MAINTENANCE ----Creative Expressions * WELDER * ___________________________ ______ COOK ijiENiiti ________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engauedinbuslnessat21S French Ave., Sanford Seminole County, Florida, v' dir the fictitious name of MR. C'S SOUTHERN FRIED CHIcKEN, and that I intend to register saidnamev I the Clerk of the Circuit Court, nnule County, satisfy the terms of said Writs of Execution. E. Polk, Sheriff Seminole County,'Florlda Publish: April 19, 26, May 3, 10, 1975 OEI76 Florida in accoro n. with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section 065.09 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROlATE DIVISION File Number PR Florida Statutes 1951. 51g. Albert Constantino Pres. PublIsh: April 26, May), 10, 17, 1979 Probate IN NI: ESTATE OF IMOGENE McCAIN, DEI.109 Deces NOTICEOFADMINISTRATIO$ ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: AREHEREBYNOTIFIED thattheadministra$ioflofthees$ate ci IMOGENE McCAIN, deceased, File Number PR 79., is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate DIvision, the address ci which Is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Fla. 32771 Thepersers&repres.IgatIveof the estate Is David W. Cuenlngham, whose address Is p WInter Park, Fla. 32710. The name and' address of the personal representative's attorney are All persons having claims or demands against, the estate are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THISNOTICE,tofliewithth,cle,k of the above court a wrItten statement of any claim or demand They may have. Each claim must be in writing and must Indicate me basIs for Ph. claIm, the name j4 addreeS of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claIm is not yet due, the date when It will become shall be stated. if the claim is contIngent or unliquldated, the noire ci me unrtainty shall be stated. It the claim Is secured, ffi security sPaII be described, The claimant shall deliver sufficient copIes ii Wte claim to me clerk the desk to mall one copy t sock personSi reprssentasivs, Al$psr,onsln$eresfodlnffieestate to whons a copy of this Notice Of Mist has boon mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE o THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any obliCtions they may hive tli55 dialisege validity ci lii' decadent's will, the qualifications of the personal ropresintative, or *5 v or IurisdlctIon SI Ike court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, that said City CouncllwIllholdapublich,aringat the City of Winter Springs Com. munity Building, on Tuesday, May IS. 1579, at 7:30 p.m., or as soon thereafter as possible, to consider an Ordinance entitled as follows: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECT ION 172 (a) OF THE WINTER SPRINGS CODE OF ORDINANCES, ENTITLED "PER. SONNEL POLICY COMMITTEE", PROVIDING FOR A PERSONNEL POLICY COMMITTEE, CONSIS. TING OF THE CITY MANAGER, AS CHAIRMAN, THE DEPART. MENTHEADSOF THECITYAND ONE EMPLOYEE FROM EACH !ENTTO_IE ELECTED QMANDBYTHEEMPLOYEE5 OF THE.DEPARTMEPIT IN *14 ELECTION CONDUCTED BY THE DEPARTMENT HEAD AS MEM. BENS,AND, IF THE CITY COUN. CIL SO DESIGNATES. AN ELEC. TED OFFICIAL OF THE CITY AS AN EXOFFICIO MEMBERS PRO. VI DING FOR SEVERABILITY; CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE, AcopyotsaidOrdina,iceI .3vallable at the offIce of the City Clerk of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, tsr all persons desiring to examine same. All Interested persons are invited to attend lad be heard' , THIS NOT ICE Shall be publIshed in the Sanford Evening Herald, a newlPapefifgoneralclrcula,Ion In the City, one (I) time at least fifteen (iS) days prior to the time of the public hearing. DATED thIs 20th day of April, I97. City if Winter Springs, ly:-s. Mary 1. Nort*n, City Clerk Pub *iI WAITRESSES MANY, MANY MORE DEI.112 . . . ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL IIPIESINTATIVE: DAVID W. CUNNINGHAM P.O. Box 1135 WWsr Park, Fl. 32795 . • Tlepliani: 46423S PublIsh: . , REALTY WORLD. 24 Ft. Terry Travel Trailer. Self cc') The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2135' S French (Il 97) Sanford 323 5324 301 E. 23rd St. Large 3 BR, )1 bath, LR with fireplace, separate DR. eat.In kitchen, on 2 large lots. C-H&A. $31,900. HAL COLBERT, REALTY INC. REALTOR 323.7532 Eve. 323.06)7, 333- 1507, 322.7177 EXECUTIVE LIVING 4 BR, 2 6, fireplace 8 FR, breakfast rm. & formal DR. pool w•gazebo 5 enlertainment area. Privacy wall, dual sprinkler system. $93,300. weekly. Utilities included. 500 S. 3239633: 111.7113. LAKE FRONT over ', acre beautifully wooded building site on paved street, City water. 510,000. 30-Apartments Un(urnisI LET'SBEHONEST If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading thisad,andifweweren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't be here. if you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1500.432$403 anytime for recorded message. ___________________ EVERYONES DREAM extra ordinary! Large & spacious older 3 BR, 1'/2 B home. Many 1 BR-Sill. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Goodyear Service store has perm. naneni full time position. Ex. Perienced in auto, truck tires 8 auto service a must. Call J. D. Hemphill for appt. Goodyear Store, 355 West 1st St., Sanford Equal Opportunity Employer Blvd. on 17-97 in Sanford. Call 3230670 Mariner's Village. unique features, picturesque landscaping. $69,950. Lg.1 BR, 2 6, new apt. All ap. pliances, no children or pets. $300. lii Landmark, Deltona, 6614191. : COUNTRY BARGAIN 2 BR, workshop I storage bldg., fenced, shade trees. Cony, to shopping, $21,500. DeBary -Lovely 1g. 1 BR, Air, No Harold Hall Realty Pets. Ideal Ret. Persons. Near shopping 8. Churches. 323-0031, 661.64$. g I InC.REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day or NIght 31Apartments Furnished For a career In Real Estate call Really World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzlg 323.5324. 4 room Apt., downstairs, $145 per mo $50 deposit. $10 extra per mo. for child or pet. 333.02$), TWOPLUSTWOISFOUR AfldThat'sAFact, - TERMS. 322.599? 32)0759 And That'sA Fact TOOl __________________________ STENSTROM REALTY 1st QUARTER 1979! SEIGLER REALTY B RO l( ER SELLERS& BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOME St *Markham Woods Rd. 3 BR, 2 B, A acre country estate. Complete with horse stable & pasture, also quiet cottage & 1g. oak trees. Appt. only! WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER citrus grove & SF146 frontage in Geneva. Attention developers good prIce & terms. 1 Acre bldg. lots wpaved rd. frontage & beautIful oak trees in Osteen. Good terms. TEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 322.499) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 362.3635 322.1959 Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 6688335 WHAT A BUY! 3 BR, I bath Home w Central H AC, w.w Carpet, DR. FR , Porch, Completely Fenced & landscaped! Super Location! Great for Comm. Offices Too' BPP WAR. RANTED. Great Buy for $38,900! FANTASTIC! 4 BR.? Bath Home in Pinecrest wCentral H AC, w w Carpet, eq. Eat In Kitchen, 5cr Patio, FR, on a Beautiful Landscaped Lot! Just 539,900! BEAUTIFUL Executive 3 BR, 2 Bath Home In Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor! Pool & Patio, Central H 1BRA-C,Carpe$ed $)lSFurnished 323.9040 Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 79U.CA-O9.D RONALD L. IRWIN, asl'rustee, 2 BR apts fully furnished; pans, dishes, silver, etc. & all utilities Inc. Available till October 1st. By day, wk. or month. Shenendoah Village. 3232920. 'Build to suit - our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 235 1. 245. M. Unsworth Realty Plaintiff, vs• LENOARD J. FINCH and BEATRICE FlNrw. i. ..i.. SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, 32—Houses I]] REALTOR ML5 173 606) oreves. 3230317 Unfurnished For Lease Executive home in idyllwilde. 4 BR, 3 8, FR, icr. pool. Luxury living, turn, or unfurn. Call The Real Estate Agency, 3235324. Defendants. NOTICEOP SALE NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Final Judgment of fureciosurerendered on the 24th day 37A—ONICORII*aI ___________________ of April, 1979, in that certain cause pending in the Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida, ,wrein RONALD L. IRWIN, as Storageor Work Area fromlx6to 15x30. 1.4 Ind. Pk at SR46. 323 0061 ' 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH PANELED FAMILY ROOM, HARDWOOD FLOORS, OVER SIZED ROOMS LOADED WITH CLOSETS. $37,000. Kitchen. ')R & Every Imaginable Feature! BPP WARRANTED. Your Wish Come True for $72,900 I LONESOME HOME! 3 BR, I Bath Home in Sunland w.Dinlng Area, ford, ______ 35 nlsdto'Rent - Private lot already set up for mdaiiehomelnSanfordorLake Maryarea.Callcollect(901)3S)1755 after S p.m. — 41—Houiss _______________________ Florida, the following describoø p0ifly, situated and being in Seminole County, Florida,' towit;' Lot 47. GAIDENGROVE, UNIT ONE, according to the Flat thereof an in onter to satIsfy tPie terms gi saId final Iudgmlnt, (SEAL) Clerk of m. Circuit court or PatricIa Robinson Deputy clerk 5 KIRBY MOP$CRIEF . SHINHOLSER. LOGAN MONCRIEF Post Office lOx 7215 Sanford, Florida 3371) AttOrneys for Plaintiff AN () 333 3Mg PublieJi Apr. 261 May 3.1919 DCI 1)7 NEW LISTING IN LAKE MARY I This 4 BR home is lust 6 years old. The location is great has a country atmosphere yet lust mm. from 1.4. The added Plus is the beautiful in ground pool & patio area. 5.51,500. REALTY WORLD. -F VAHA-235-Conv. Homes LowDownPayment Cash for your loll Will build on your lot or our lot. YEnterprise, Inc. MedeIInc.,Reaitor 6443013 'La ..L Hrnes. .,i.l. .ntvtnl TO qualified buyer. $30,000 to 225.000. Low down payments. BUILDER. ls*LuWNER$ DoIl'I ION VOW' cr0111: We have helped others to find FAST CASH buyers to buy thaiv Oquily, We can help you. TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Realtor. 614.2110. 3 lOr., 1', bath, tenced b.yd, range. ref., d-wshr., washer dryer. VA appraised, $39,500. Much More! Pefect for Newtyweds or Retired Couple! Nice Location! BPP WAR. RANTED. Yours for $21,300! lUST FOR YOU! 3 BR, 1½ Bath Home Remodeled, all Rooms Paneled, New ww Carpet, Fireplace in LR, FR, Close to S:hools & Shopping! A Buy for $21,000! REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 11 Sanford's Sales Leader 322- 2420 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES Sanford's most wellknown, pro. gressive, Sales Volume Leader .needs Associates, experienced or newly-licensed Now! "Largest Listing Inventory Dominant Advertising Program 10 Hour Sales Training . Member Realtors, MLS 1. ERA National Referral Service FuII.Time Office Supervision 2 BEDROOMS, RANGE I NEFRIGERATOR, CARPORT NEAR MELLONVILLE. $19,500. 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, RANGE & REFRIGERATOR, NEW ROOF NEAR MELLON. VILLE. $21,000. ANYTIME DEBARY AREA LAKE FRONT, OVER 2,700 SQUARE FEET WITH 13 ROOMS, INCLUDING INLAW QUARTERS, CEN. TRAL HEAT I AIR, FIRE. PLACE. FAMILY ROOM PLUS TOO MANY EXTRAS TO AD VERTISE. $53,000. SEIGLER REALTY IROKER Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1571 DsLand 661-8335 Call 323-4395 after 1:30. Free listing BROCHURE writeCHEROKEE LAND CO. Murphy, N. C. 2*906 2565 Branch Office - 3733332 42-4bile Homes See our beautiful new BARRINGTON wIap siding I shingle roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3$O3OrlandoDr. 323-5300 VA A FHA Financing 2 lots 72*165 each 1 19652 BR, 13*57, all electric, mobile home, fenced yard & garden, 10x20 '73 Concord Deluxe Mobile Home 12*40, 2 BR, 1~ baths. Ex. Handy man special. 7 lots w-gar. age api. Cauld be apt down stairs. Zoned comm. $30,000. 3 pius acres w 7 old frame homes on Country Club Rd. Zoned Agriculture. $30,000. (3) 21 acre tracts, wooded. 11.250 ea Small down owner hold. Nice country lot, mobile home wadd on, fenced, 3 utility sheds. $15,000. 54445* Zoned Comm., Lk. Mary Blvd. Terms. Need a place for a horse? Approx. 2 acres, fenced. All grass, fruit trees. $1,300, $1,000 down owner hold. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDEOf ALL FLORIDA cellent cond. $5,100. 345.5920. LosIng your home I credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 3fl 0216. * a •HOUSEWflNTED, .a In Need of Repairs 3fl.$4$$ Eves. 47-A—rtgages Bought &SokI DON'T STORE IT. SELL IT with a low cost Classified Ad. - . Travpl Trailer 21' 1977 Sieep 6. Self contained A C Like new 5.4,800 323 2541 60" ZENITH W.3lnut Stereo, AM FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO turntable, 8 track tape player1 Sold new- $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 83) 11)1 for free home demonstration. -- a USED. BUT LIKE NE'.V a Magnavox Solid State II W Port 519.95, 30 day guarantee HERB'S TV 25975 Sanford Aye Top Dollar Paid for lunk & used cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment. -. 322 sco BUY JUNK CARS From $lOto5.S0 Call 322 l621 322 4160 ________________________________ Furniture for sale 322 7195 NEW CAR TRADE•INS 1974 JEEP Ci5 lift. Terry •vsu self contained, aIr coed., canopy, Reese hitch & S way bar. Park Ave. Trailer PS.. - Lake Mary-. wooded lake view lot 100*130, $10,000. Lake Sylvan area, 7 bldg. sites 100*140 es. $7,000 ea. FORREST GRUNI REALTORS INC. 5311133sf 330-Ill eves. MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS.. SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD, Phone 3224611 or 531.9993 and a friendly Ad.Visor will hit, vo.. 10 acres-Howland Blvd. Deltona area. 311,000. A Seoulif iii wooded acre on CollIns Rd. in Osteen. $3,500. M. Unsworth Realty - 55— Boats ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla 32771 57—Sports - Equipment - 333.1161 or sues. 333-Mi? MU 59—WvsicaINrchandise plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Bail's Disc. Center Inc. 3202 French Ave. 3222255 62—Lawn-Garden AFRCANVIOLtiTS The Greenhouse 3229141 Eves alter 65 weekends FIILDIRTITOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7510 Riding Lawn Mower, 7 HP ISpeed, 30 in. cut, very good coed. $350. 339-334* 64—Equipment for Rent Central Heat lAir Coed Free Est. CalICarl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 372 1771 JACK FIIQSI - Cent. heat & Air Cond. Service Free Est. on 'Tnst. Comm 8. lIes 372 0208. Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 32? 5181 good games. Must sacrifice 323 7026 or Hobby Horse Ranch, S 68—Wanted to Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed, 323 0039 APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 322 $12). ORIENTAL RUGS, WANTED Top Prices Paid Cash 322.4132 Larry's Mart, 211 Sanford Ave. Buy 1 Sell, the finest in used nc:. Beauty Care TOWERSBEAUTY SALON ormerly Harriett's Ueauty.Nuok 519E. 1st St., 322 5712 __________________________ Ceramic Tile Mo No lob too large or small Complete lawn service '-nec estim,,te 373 4881, Landscaping & spraying 323 8019 call anytime. ew or repair, leaky showers our specIalty 75 yrs Ezp. 869 8567 essrnaking - Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery lawn Service General Landscaping Rose specialists, lop soil 8. fill dirt, lawn maint & tree trimming 373 2918. Light 1'uling Yard Debris, Trash Appljances& Misc SURFIELO'S Electric Service & ExterlorCisaning &P Exteriors Fungus & mildew removal. Roofs, walls, decks, etc. Free EsI. 3396066, 668 8335 _____________________________ - (LOCAL) 349 5371 Repair. Industrial. Comm. & Residential,, 322 9354 24 Hrs. Painting DANNY'S PAINTING Interior Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured Bonded FREE Estimates (305: 377 9443 Interior & Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Glass&Sc,'een ____Free Est 332 ISIS rein-porches, pool end. yif PilItypereglaing & wd. install. , Free Est. Mr. Taylor 3333343, Grooming & Bcsrng Antique Roil top desk Ichair Phone)?? llllatter6p.m 333-1303 Call Anytim. - Wanted exterior & interior paint irwJ Example 2 BR ext., $130. Guaranteed (100(1 work. 30 yrs CIP 830 9996 furnitu,, Refrig., stoves, tools. Vending Machines-Hot Soup for sale. Will sell to the best offer. Call 0305)22. Gold Davenport Arid Matching Chair INSULATION Ratting, blowing, WACO Foam, tiberglas & Cellulose Lowest prices Call lfl 0839 or 904 734 6708 collect Con(rete Work ri'.' £ stimat:' (,:l Mr T,iylor 327 8515 PAINT ING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS 1 tee Est 323 0179 -lIterS 30 Pi nt car pc'ntr y. paneling, siding. was , anything to repair the home 830 6309 Sam, WE BUY USID FURNITURE I 71—Antiques Cottage leaf, Seaè!s 10*12, nylon * canvps roof. Like now, w. canopy, 5)69 or bosi offer. 322. 1112 or 333-5349, 9495 Retired lien want repair work of any kind, including roofs Free - E?matcs 373 843 - Appliances Steam Clean Your Own Carpet VEGA OWNERS $70413 retread tires. 2 for $36 Call Margeor Tom Goodyear Slore 372 2121 S pe. SR suite new, 1239; S pc. LR new $399; Loveseaf $41.95 & up; 7 pc dinettes $69.91 I, up; Ref. $501 up; El. stove $60 & up; full size draperies $101 up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1157 Su. of Sanford, 3131791. 1974 MATADOR CPE. Home Improvethént MEINTZER TILE Used, any condition 611 1176 3223335 45O Air Cond & HeatIng All type racquets, Avg $8 Scott Reagan 322 8117 BUY SELL TRADE Kulp Decorators 1969 FORD WAGON & AcCessories mi W. of Wekiva River Hwy. 46 upholstery drapes slip covers. we Will nol be undeflofd on comparable quality. 3895 LOW MILES 76 Grand Prix, Si, bik on red all power Optiofls • rally wheels, I Top Must sell, 5.3600 323 0696 eve WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 372S627 s3b95 1975 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL A-C Half Arabian Gelding, 16 hands, CONTEMPORARY SOFA, $50 REALTOR For s,,l,' Custom made stock rack, with fiead,irhe bar for long bed pck. up Call 149 55fl Electrical ___________________________ 322SlafterSp.m. OF SANFORD REALTOR The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you will get results. Commercial self propelled mower 323 4325 before 7p.m. 3II3ISE.Fir'stSt. -- Ford PU 1971 F 100 Automatic, Air, Radio. $950 3232544- let it ring. 322 0707 Since 1937 Realty, 372.7913. 79—Trucks-Trailers 66-4'brses 109W. 1st 1g. Lot-City lImits. Water, sewer I trees. $11,600. W. MaIiczowskl, SOFT TOP Yard Sale. April 26, 27. 28,9 5 TV. radio, tereo combo 102 Juanita CI., Sanford. -- - - Ya zoo JUST MAKE PAYMENTS -'69 tO models Call 319 2100 or 831 1605 Garage sale I?? Lk Mary Ave Lake Mary Clothes & Misc Fri 8. Sat 9 - We have a Singer Futura sewing mach. Sold new for $650 was Christmas layaway, there was only $116 bal. due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of 1)2 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call $311714 day or night. Free home !rial, no obligation. I 78—torcycIes Guitars. Drums, Banlos. Corn PAItT SALE! While it lasts, $3 gal. up Sanford Auction 17135. French 9,AY'TONA AUTO AUCTION 9. I mie west of Speedway Daytona Beach. wilt hold a public AUTO AUCTION ever' Tuesday & Saturday at 730 It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 901 255 '1fl fur lurttici Ueta I 1971 Plymouth Valiant Low mileage. A 1 condition 373 1730 RACQUET STRINGING-OR IPS 323 1201 _______ - ' 80—Autos for Sale Yard Sale 3)0 Sunland Dr 91. Fri &Sat SO—Miscellaneous for Sale 4 SBR WSW 11511. Also 4070*14 wide ovals like new. 3 ton Cent. Air, will cool 2,000 sq. ft. ' 197? Blue Toyota 5o AC. Isp $900 — 3732927 ' a a a - Television--25" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet Regular $600, Balance 1175 or $17 mo Still in warranty. Cell 831 1711 day or ni'jht. $62.74) WHY SAVE IT ... SELL IT QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, Low Cost Classified Ad. .__! I - Honda. 1974 CII 12S Good rood Street legal $300 3230268 Good Used Televisions. $2 anc up Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr 3270352 ' -. . Motorcycle InsuranceBLAIR AGENCY 373 3866 or 323 7710 53—IV-Radio.Stereo WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $25 No. 4-0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. FREE ESTIMATES Carpets from s*.so yd. installed REALTY 2514$. Frmak Awe. 3131331.313.1113,3331779 . - KENMORE WASHER- Parts Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 _______________________ Trash Compactor. Whirlpool H 0. white, used 6 mos $160 322 III? or 323 5349 54—Garage Sales REALTORS PARK For a confidential discussion of your career in Real Estate, call GRAB THIS one. owner leaving state. 3 BR, I 8, plumbing in for 2nd bath, spIt plan. del. oven, range, 0 W, garage disp. 55 refrig., formal dining, C.HIA, del. car garage. furn., negetiable. Will sell VA or FHA. 52—Appliances -. Sale -- -. 77—Junk Cars Removed 47—Real Estate Wanted 'MUItIple'LlstingServlce Compatible Rca Itor-Asso. dates Over 27 Years Experience 531,900. 1', YEARS NEW APPROXI. MATELY 1q00 SQUARE FEET OF LIVING SPACE. FIRE PLACE 1 2 CAR GARAGE ON OVERSIZEOLOTINSETTIP4G OF HUGE OAK TREES IN BETTER AREA OF SANFORD, 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, LARGE DEN. EATIN KIT, WITH CENTRAL HEAT & AIR. COMEARUNNIN'. $39,500. 45-A---Qstof State Property Beds double hotel, $30 set Sanford Aut ion 1215$. French 323 7310 alum. storage shed, septic tank & good deep well. 6 ml. E. of Osteen off Maytown Rd. $15,000. 377)397 Eves. Owner. Herb Stenstrom, Realtor-Owner, -- for 1977 FOlIO C,ranil lorno Blue a c new tres. $800 fl --___________________ '7 Vola'e Ece!'t'r'cndtn o'nnq c1on 'ake over payrnen5 75—Recreational Vehicles _________ - af 377.347f) Tustee,isplaintiff,IndLENOARD .1. FIVICH an BEATRICE FINCH, his wife, and SEMINOLE MEM0R IAI., HOSPITAL are Defendants, Civil Mtion No. 79'56.CA.050, I ARTHUR H. BECKWITH. JR. Clerk Of the aforesaid Circuit Court. will at 11:00 A.M., on the 22nd day of May, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash a? the west. front door of the Courthouse in S.mnoie County, Florida, in $aj. NEW LISTING IN DELTONAt A truly lovely home with country quiet yet near shopping. Fam. Rm. & breakfast Rm. Situated on a large lot for all the family to enjoy. 3 BR, 2 baths, $47,900 with a high assumable mortgage. 323 5324 STOP AND THINK A MINurE. . . .iF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. *4* AC, Fircplace, Eq. Eat In NEW LISTING IN SANFORD! This almost new 3 BR, 2 bath home has lust about everything 'ricluding a lovely Fam. Rrn., C. H&A I. a great assumable mortgage you can take over for $9,000. The price? $33,000. 243S' S French (1797) Sanford REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322749$ ACRE PLUS NICELY WOODED, ZONED FOR HORSES. EM MET & 5th. $12,500. I Auction Sundays 1pm Sanford Av at Hy 477 Consignments Welcome kelloggs Auclon S,iles 323 7050 OVER )OOSALES CLOSED OR CONTRACTED neighborhood. New Listing. $155-Adults. 323-0019. _______________________ springs & mattress $23.93 ea. pc; NEW coffee table with 7 matching end tables $39 Sanford Furniture Salvage, I? 92 So of Sanford 3228771 80—Autos 72—Auction - ON SALE- NEW twin size box 1.1 ACRES LAKE MARKHAM RD. NICELY WOODED HIGH GROUND. ONLY $15,500. Excellent investment for rental. Only $26,500. *44 Acres county acreage w I', ACRES WITH LAKE ACCESS. WEST OF I 4. $18,900, TERMS! 541,900 TERMS AS LOW AS 10 PERCENT DOWN. JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322.7831, Sanford icR SAYS SELL EVEthT. THING! 10 acre farm near Geneva includes mobile home, variety of farm animals-"as is" tractor & More. $35,750. 1 ACRE WITH ACCESS TO LARGE BASS LAKE ON HWY 46 $14,900 TERMS. 2.9 ACRES NICELY WOODED ON 3000 FOOT LAKE, WEST OF ii. W. Gannett White The Real Estate Agency REALTORS CaliBart Sanford- Excellent 1 BR, air- ww carpet, ceramic bath. From Classified Ads Gets Results 110' X 230' NICELY WOODED HWY 46, $14,900 EXCELLENT Reg. Real Estate Broker Peaceful Country Trees plus lake, pool plus sauna. Living with all other comforts. Huge 3 BR, 3B home plus Mother.in.Iaw cottage on 1k. Butler in Volusia County. $99,000. Apis. for SenIor Citizens. Ddwn. town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. - 51—Household LAKE MARKHAM RD NEAR contained. Ready to go. $3,950 *4.5CC Men's Shirts sale 52 00 ea ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 327 5791 310 Sanford Ave 7 PLUS ACRES IMPROVED NEAR AIRPORT, 111.900 WITH $2,000 DOWN. Rig. Real Estate Broker close to shopping & in quiet Sanford. Gracious living from $20 TIRE SERVICE MAN :0.000 SQ FT AIRPORT BLVD. NEAR 179?. ZONED RMOI. $12,500. PASTURE, READY TO BUILD. Fenced backyard, corner lot. $26000 O C. C C C. SOMETHING SPECIAL BATEMAN REALTY *2523 YALE AVE. 3 BR, I bath, -__ ARTHUR H. SECKWITH, JR. of tIll 155511 floors, fireplace, full DR. Carpet, Spacious Backyard 5 Said salewill be madepunant t D$i ci the first puoficaf ion ci this Not idiot Administration: AprIl 15, iifl. Devil W Cuimleglism As Personal Repreosetagive 29—Rooms A COLORFUL FUTURE IS A PHONE CALL AWAY Life is more colorful when you're earning good money and mutIng nice people. Call 44*. 3019 for details. AVON is recorded In PIll BooS. 10, Pages 97 4 of the Public Records of semlisot. County, Florida OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL SE FOREVER BARRED How about a S unit apt. complex In goOd Section close to down town? Owner financing, $80,000. Do you work effectively as a member of a team, do you relate well with people, it so, we need certified dental assistant 8 experienced receptionist for dental office. Sanford. 3231110. * 'IIEIPVIIIISd LIve.in Companion, retired creferred. must drive. Small sal. + rm. I bd. Call 322.3097, FOR INSTANCE Hairdresser with following Good commission Call 3237681; Eves. 3235611 GROUNDSKEEPER HOBBY DEPOT, 1910 French Ave. Sanford. Fl. _____________________ good hedge against inflation EXPERIENCED ROOFERS Shingle layers some buiit.up Call 333 4904 AFTER 6:00 PM Call JoAn, 323.0112 11-A--Arts&Ci'ifts Want to do it again next April? Good investment in real estate can make April a little more behavior management preferred. Day or eve-wkend hrs. Start at $150 wk. Call 671.7060 SALES REP. 7 BR. 1 bath-Cm. All. Hardwood PAID YOUR TAXES? TEACHERS for autistic, retarded students BA. and or exp. in * Business opportunity. Auto. radiator shop. Fantastic location, good accounts. Owner to help finance, $35,000, NEW THROUGHOUT 263$ Sanford Ave. license. Badcock Furniture, 500 N. Hwy. 1792, Casseiberry. FORK LIFT OPR. EVERY DAVI Other Vegetables $1,000 floors. 1g. FR with fireplace. $39,500. T Delivery help. Over 18, drivers Most complete Craft & Hobby Supply in Central Florida. Front (West) Door of the SemInole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, the above described per. sonal property. That said sale is being made to IMOGINE McCAIN Deceased TARY * CASHIER items, alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages. A complete inventory availabi.attheCivil Divisionof the Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. mint. All being stored at A.J, Lossing Transfer & Storage. - i th, undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:X AM. on the 11th day of May AD. 1979, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash, subject to any and all existing liens, at the 1 Want to build? We have the lot. 24 HOUR O 322-9283 ATTENTION MOMS, MOON LIGHTERS 8 COLLEGE STUDENTSI Burger King No. 9 in Sanford now accepting applications for full & part time, day 8 night em oloyment. Good fringe benefits Apply In person Sun.-Thurs., 25 p.m. Equal Opportunity Em pioyer. * Strawberries lag, plentiful, IS qt. or more 3 for $1. YOU PICKI # SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. * Tn level Country home, beautiful 1 3 home w tile 8. oak floors. 1+ acre, fruit 8. pecan trees. Completely fenced. $69,000. 3 BR.? bath- Cci. A H. Hardwood 50—Miscellaneous for Sale A. A. McCLANAHAN, BROKER Bookkeeper for Altamonte law firm. Full charge half days. Safe guard system. $314450. GENERAL OFFICE S'ECLIJDED COUNTRY LIVING- room for horses, fish pond, 32 w FR, 5 acres. $69,730. 43—Lots-Acreage 41—Houses 106 A 5. Park pleasant, besides real estate is a S ECR 9—Good Things to Eat __________________________ ROINIE'S Maids Needed IMME DIAl ELY Days Inn of Sanford YOU TO WORK Found Black Puppy On Larkwood Dr. described property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: i. One 1971 Lincoln Continental, 4. door Town 'ar Sedan, Tan Vinyl. YellOw ID No. 7V12A1554fl, being BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE That's Classified Ads $963734. BOOKKEEPER 3233625 __________________________ sfoi'ad at Ratlltf 5 Sons in Sanford, Florida II. Various equipment including: Shelving, Cash Register, Two Refrigerator Cooling Units, Tables and Racks. A complete Inventory available at the CIvil Division of the seminole County $herlfVs Depart. mint. All being stored at A,J. Losslng Transfer 5 Storage in Sanford, Florida. III, Assorted canned and dry food 323•5176 S4..ost & Found Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following DSI Local independent convenience stores. Must be able to work night 8 wk. ends. Good pay. AAA EMPLOYMENT 41—Houses Immediate Occupancy. New 3 BR, I B block home. Walking distance to hospital, doctor, nursing home 8 downtown $27,500 w excellent terms. Johnny Walker Inc. 322 6457 or 3227111 aft 5. CASHIERS (corner Of lOth& Hwy. 17.91) ORANGE COUNTY CMI NO. CI ?S.IId73 Food 18—Help Wanted __________________________ CIRCUIT COURT nORPEN. INC 41—Houses 18—Help Wanted - Defendants American Thursday, April 26, 1979—SB CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hiieby given that I am engaged in business at 23$ Colony Drive Casselberry FlorIda 32101 SemInOle County, Florida. under the fictItious name of KAUFMAN I. SONS, and that I intend to regIster said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the provisions of the FictItious Name Statutes To.Wit: Section 063.09 Florida Statutes 1951. Sig. Terry W. Kaufman Publish: April 19, 26, May 3, 10, 1915 - (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA IIJNEWS EDUCATIONAL GRAMMING to. ThisNoticetoCreditorsisdat,dat Sanford, Florida this 17th day ° April. 1975. National Association of Credit Management. Inc. By: William F. Blue Publish; April 15, 76, May 3, I0 DEI.$0 ________________________________ the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the UNITED STATES DISTRICT provisions of the Fictitious Name COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT Section $63.09 Statutes, To.Wlt: 100 AT 5:11 THE HOUSE op Florida 32771. Arthur H. Beckwith, ir. Clerk of County Court Seminole County. Florida Publish: April 26, 1919 Box 2746, Orlando, Florida, 32502, within 60 days from the date of the fit publication of this notice, if such creditors reside in thIs State, or, if beyond the limits of this Slate, within 4 months from such date, Statements of claim must be sworn Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. jiliiIciT Legal Notice NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF The Division of Environmental B.P.J. SALIS COMPANY, INC. Services is in receipt of an ap. Noticeis hereby given that B,F.J. plication for the construction of a Sales Company, Inc., whose adeis dock •t the following described is Building 12$, Sanford AIrport, property: P.O. Box 2440, Sanford, Florida Lot I, Brantley Shores, Plat Book 33711, has made a general assign 9, Page 30, OffIcIal Records, mint of all of its property to National Association of Credit Seminole County, Florida. Further described as beIng Management, Inca Trustee, for the located next to 2130 Terrace Blvd. benefit of Its creditors, as provided Property owners within feet of by Chapter 127, Florida Statutes. All Creditors are hereby called the propned prolect may submit comments, in writing within 14 days, UPOfl to file their reSpective claims to Division of Environmental Sir with Pdational AssocIation of Credit vices, P.O. Box 2469, Sanford, Management, Inc., a Trustee, P.O. ____________________________ LIVES A young attorney uses her romance with a rnsdical I I 0 from Rahway State Prison in DOCTORS' • 600 (2) EARLY DAY New Jersey dealing with a program that scarss the crime out of juvenll. delInquents. tRIM IBUSTERS • MORNING COUNTRY Chief younger men. ' - PUBLIC NOTICE TONIGHT'S TV ___________________________ 1 Ii 41 fla% ?.'#.' JOHNNY'S BACK Piney Woods Aucon Every Saturday at 7 p.m. located on SR 415, II mi. north of San ford. We will buy, sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc, by the piece or house full. Fre,pick.upon consigned rndse. at 30 pcI. 322.3270. For Estate Commercial I Resl. dental Auctions I Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction. 3235630. - ANIMAL HAVtN e'g & Cat boarding, balling,- fl—Auction Plumbing Service - clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 322 5752. ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs Leaks. F ast Service Chg Cds 23 0171 3774501 PJiliflg ______ ______ Custom built ironwork i indow guards, gates etc. Mart,.i s Ui 1381. .IJS levi l'bn* Inrovements CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELINGIREPAIR .0. BALINTIASSOC. 322i66S I Man, quality operation Syrs.exp.Patlos,Driveways ctc.Wayne Beji, 321132) — Wang All types, eqpt repair, tr bodies, roof racks. portable egpt Martin's 323 715), 339.7653. YouZness.., 26TI or 83-9993 - I, S _____ 4 . 1' * - �f?rpf lfp ' frrc • - Thursday, April U, IM B- Evnlng Herald,Sanford, Fl. - _____ 15( t A \tJJS - Evening enild I In ',\. s -• r gaF V. 44 4 All v 1 11if. ( ILtJ j O a Georga4bcific Black-Jack Plastic Asbestos ROOF CEMENT gal \1 lfJ1l\\\ I PANELING 1I1 (iii) GIBSON HOMANS (paneling only) • Rag. Price teach) Reg. Price (panel) ... . .. . .. •..• .., . • • Each •••••••••• ••••• • •.." that you like him or her for some CRAWFORD • .....•••• 09/' V particular reason'- Florida 1 3.39 Reg. Teacher Of Year Students, She Really CaresAbout ", 4 0 An all purpose masking tape. 3/4" x 60 yard roll. No. CP6. ... . . . ... . .. . ............. KWIK'SEAL TUB and TILE CAULK All-purpose self-adhesive foam stripping. Peel off backing and press Into place. 3/16" x 3/8" x 17' roll. White. No. 202. DAP Roll H • 44 R • • •• 950 •• ,....._.- * to attaching wallboard. NOIdUAII Strong, galvanized brac- help eliminate or problems. 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Recently, a reporter spent one period with the sixth " :s 3/8" *4' *8'........... . , 1/2" *4' *8' (3 ply) graders of Mrs. Coleman's TEP class. These students spend one school day with Mrs. Coleman each week and attend their academic classes the other four, "We do a lot of public speeches, debates and discussIons of new events," explains Mrs. Coleman. Proudly Posted on the classroom door, a banner armUnces "This is the classroom of the teacher of the year.tv . 7 85 . . 8.23 0*72 1/2" x 4' x 8' A ply) ....... Authentic woodgrain patterns we printed on hardboard panels. The &V'x 4- x V ........... 1 tough synthetic plestic surface givas long wow vW my care. -V x aheets. The chain are arranged in a circle around the classroom and brightly-colored posters animals and wise anecdotes hang indiscriminately on the wall. At one end of the room stands a dark brown lectern which will be in use today, Mrs. Coleman Says. 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"T 3/4" X 14%" * 48" pOly pSnSIS CSfl be used for wall or ceiling appli- ' or m &d f55j$jflg White porcelain animal on steal. 1W round, 6 INIULATION PAIIUL$ onry weather an1d wind. In Whke and Colom ASPHALT 11Yea, Wsnanty .1,.,S .. 6.66 .9.99 Pkg. otiSheats Prices quoted In this ad are based on CustOmers picking-up at our Note. Delivery is available for a snull choge. Management reserves the right to limit WAMMU On Vallill"I* hillwliso. ..........3.S5 20 Yew Warranty .22.41 PRICES GOOD THRU MAY 3 Squats 1.73 IPRUCI n • S.. 7*47 700 French Avenue Ph: 323-4700 HOURS: S y Tha t , Ld%J I LJUI OII - Wme mm 11A MW UW Cog" of um Aw Feeling ~~Tjwaled .......... Department ofNataral Reanwces (DNR) has passed 4* Dr. l.b ....................of on a vote oviivzs C4UjCs Comm the 7* IA Spe' 4* TeIsvliia ............ IAIIUI 7* w.sr ...................3* S S t seven ttirougli twelve, Jef Walker, a Seminole County member of the Regional CPR Task Force, told board members the task force would either ; S ___ 'i bearing next w cujresgiy leaves a Boulevard, Sanford. Other classes will be held May 3,7 and 10 at 7 p.m. All smiions must be attended in order to get a certificate. Call 322-1472 for more information. .11 .• 'L • i. 4' 'II. ii • A four-session CPR (C a r d to- Pu I u) 0 fl a r y Resuscitation) course for the general public will begin Monday at 7 p.m. at Grace United Methodist ' Church 118 N N. Airport proposal to incorporate one-hour course of emergency awareness education for students in kindergarten through the sixth grade. • petent in the liksvmg technique."said Dan Dagg. assistant superintendent of instruction. Supt. William Layer recwiunended the school board fully cooperate with the Cm program. SHARON CARRASLO • You Can Leam CPR The school board also approved Walker's AIL 1"'. , a '. • 014 i).. • • 4. • 'h.. , , bt4 .0 • - • ...• • • . • - • a to Om Today 7:30 - 6:90 Monday thru Saturday S who knows CPU and sonic schools have eight to 10 teachers who are corn- teachers in both the techniques of CI'R and the ficimlicii Maneuver, a inethod used to aid persons who are choking on something lodged in their throat. 'l every school, we have at least one teacher The ClIR Lourse would require approximately four hours for Lompletion per student per year, Walker said. Instructional textbook materials would cost it inaxiinuin of 50 cents per student, he said. •4. 4 • . 5 • - --"?I • ' •• • . . S • .-1-e; '•..,.,. '" bem an in*Uce," he • Closed Sunday .1 that drinking alcohol has occurred rather than at Its true there was replaced marljuan.u:major value. 'I Was raised In a mobile eL*U •sae1oyü home and have been arowid ow ton Mfg M, and this has :many Young people has become a problem than ' J .je eminole Coun y school board unanimously approved Wednesday the incorporation of CPR training into the curriculum for grades • PWW easily. Brantley said E .,,, NIP mmull, said Brantley Way, raise the ap had 11,1 111wea up beft valued at much less adding the biil had goitonto liçpO$tfrOmldlIcMor$ Lid law for insurance purpons at the end 01 U a fire ft house 13m it would Piece .........1.SS . SANFORD breathing and heartbeat have stopped for one reason or another. 01 in surance purposes, mobile y Brantley 01 S.rtilqole Legjalatig'e made an o Couety and 80 other jnlfflbSJ'$ 1073 by including the right to hes in Ow "me 01 tuie House of iieiwmn- drInk at n earlier or when granWIll YUF value dow w rd. cited as an example that a vote. ft went down In the Regulated Industries corn- The proposed ll4af Ion t $20,000 mobile home could ad ' Bundle forcewould also lend i training equipment for use in the schools, lie said. ments, but prohibited them proved in corrunittee Thursday. y. It was co-SP0080red by both from drinking. Reps. Bobby Hattaway and Hattaway said Wt week the have been treating, tor W 00. • 2*4* 92%' Bundle County public schools nsinthatage homes on the same basis as beverages lnFlorldsfroml$to pet group to work in the eutablish- conventional homes was ap. inci old 2x4zS'$P1UCE$TUO$ pj.,.. Members of the task force are currently teaching Seniiiiole County group would lose their jobs even among middle school working in restaurants or students. HerddlillaffWriter At the same time, Brantley Cocktail I=geL The Longwood said his bill requiring insurance The proposed bW to r" the legislator said, however, the legal age for &Wking alcoholic bW had been amended to companies to insure Mobile horns picscts. SO train school teachers or provide its own, trained instructors to implement the CMI progrwii. The task By DONNA EffEll for framing and otohww ITsI Ni. 240 I'TsI MSUIIAU -" Each.... Wn im 37' wide. No.23 38V' ho WaN S(IUatS Plastic White only. 210lon PSIL to work. Accepts paint or stain. Ir tthwfoug .26.70 NU80%NlaSCt) ...... 21.05 Terra.5/8"................ AA lxl2 Pine $HELy$NS CMft additional storage Space In your home of workshop. Pine shelving Is soft. any • • Cardiopulmonary re- .!W• • SkQW hung 212 windows mw FNA and VA Each ......... 59.99 N0.! ( ........ Each LAVATORY Jj W.4 SM Csm i ing suscitation i CPR)soon will be sharing the classroom with the 3 Its in Seminole CPR is a technique which provides bd - sic lift- support to a person whose _________________________________________________________________________________________ I My pro .. LAwwiii uu. • 1 d Iecls." Agency Approved. r Rea ing, about articles and stuff in the newspapers." One student comments on the freedom and flexibility of the class structure: "One thing I like Is Mrs Coleman lets us express ourselves, o ur thoughts and "This is a unique situation," Mrs. Coleman says. "Regular classes usually have 40 students elbow to elbow. We develop a closer relationship with 15 students. It's a unique opportunity to work with these kids." Mrs. Coleman also instructs a TEP class for seventh and eighth graders at Tuskawina Middle School.She has a total of 58 students under her wing and enjoys every minute of It, she says. "When you work with children of this caliber, you can look to the future with all the confidence in the world," Mrs. Coleman says. In each of her cla Mrs. Colmm says she tries to find one thing she likes about every child in her class. This establishes a link between the child and teacher, explains. "The relationship of the teacher-student begins when es that student you e or r or some particular reason." spelling when I was failing' B o S the Sh. helped me on my Hp 1 'JI '1 Hardwood hwxkL Pneumatic tires. al hot water. No. T11 04-20. Each.... ... XEI.S" Electric HOMELITE' CHAIN SAW 0 to remove their watches, rings motorcycle patrol in the area, was firing at her, according to and wallets and place theni on noticed the car and he, along police. HeIdSffWr A 33-year-old Sanford woman the bar, police said. He also with IA. Doug Bishop and Sgt. She aid sh heard who stopped her car so her pointed the gun at George and Chuck Tate moved in on the something like firecrackers," husband could use the men's ordered him to surrender the subjects and made the arrest. s. William Bernosky said. roomwoundupdodgthg bullets cashintheregter,policesaid. l'ollce said Stephens thd not but didn't know they were After scooping the wallets in an armed robbery Thursday an d valuables, u he ordered night. Bernosky said the police were George and the customers into Sanford police given an accurate description d charges the back room of the bar. Police against Daisy Mae Stephens of Stephens by a news of 'She said 149 Country Club Circle were said he then ran out the front photographer who was in the door and into the car where his not filed after they said they wife was waiting. bar at the time of the robbery. she didn't were satisfied she did not know Late Thursday night her husband, Frank Steens, lie ordered her to step on the Stephens was formally charged 25. had Intended to rob the gas and keep the lights off, know what with six counts of armed robtavern at 209 W. First Street. Bernosky said. bery. Ills preliminary court "She said she didn't know • j, L appearance was scheduled for L ioate.Uu,L a hi had happened' whathadhappened,"Swiford this morning. caliber revolver kept police Sgt. William Bernosky .38 Stephens was on probation for ran out the front said. a previous narcotics conviction door and fired ' and will remain in custody in Stephens entered thePolice bar atsaid about 8:25 p.m. and speeding car. None of the shots offer resistance when ap- the Seminole County Jail asked owner William George if hit the mark, police said. without bond, police said. he could use the men's room. Mrs. Stephens got only a few prehended. The arrest came Police said the $60 and When he came out of the blocks when she noticed the car only 13 minutes after Stephens valuables taken during the restroom, police said, he began had no gas, police said. She fled the bar, police said. robbery were recovered. waving an automatic pistol lie pulled into a Gulf Station on When questioned after being A decision not to press ordered George and five rencti Ave., police said. apprehended, Mrs. Stephens charges against Mrs. Stephens customers In the bar at the time Sgt. Daniel Bernosky, on said she did not know George was made late Thursday night. 0C . A strong, econon'ijcal waY cover rough framed walls and roofs. Also Ideal for use as subf1wing and many other utility applications, to / &.. .- III a student and a friend. Perhaps, It was this combination of academic talent and compassion tlud helped Mrs. Coleman to receive the UUeof Florida Teacher of the Year Tuesday. She wmnow represent the state In national competition in 1980. CDX IHIAThINS • iii Quart ....... 31,29 I iaaevaius • WALL PANELING Pint ......... 1.99 AC i'\ u,wi ,nr i An all purpose tape for general indus.r., trial, household and light painting use. Holds firmly, yet peels easily and cleanly. V'x60yds................ 990 III lift NAILS - - 2" *60 yds. ............... ____________________________ TOWEL EAR UT- 1318 Removes latex sn1 oil-base paint and enamels as well as polyurethanes, epoxlas and aclics. No flammable KS 3 99C ELECTRO TAPE urrnvvi Handsome contemporary styling, featuring concealed screw mount-' Ing brackets. Triple-plated chrome finish. Easy to install. PAINT REMOVER Pmftnlslid Steel construction, ribbed for added strength. Red flag. No. 1 1 G. 6A"x8%"x18%". I ff"1 to your st cWonlasd Rural MAIL BOX 11I' Ill// They my their teacher goes beyond her role as an instructor. She is someone who really cares about them as ' ice 66 m LIII •MRlPACKET NYLON WATER NOZZLE p These are two of the 15 students In Mrs. Coleman sixth grade Tuskawilla Enrichment Program (TEP) at Tuskawilla Middle School. ,.. S i hair, Rhett Mathis adds 'She hel ed me on my spelling when I was failing -' S Chemically treated to resist wood destroying insects. For furring walls or ceilings prior er Each 6 oz. Tube Standing behind Deborah, a tall boy with straight blond PINE STRIPS ., Price(roll). "She's an honest person. She's not the type of teacher who goes borne and says 'Thank God, I got rid of those kids.' "says Deborah Stems, sixth grade student of her teacher Karen Whigham Coleman. A versatile tub and tile caulk. Puts a neat White, ,. and give Impromptu speeches. The topics vary from height tiny life as a Vampire) to Intensely serious (my life in the depression). Topics that could spring only from a child's imagination. One comical impromptu speech is cleverly presented by Rhett who told of his life as a "misused checkerboard" who lives in a dark closet until the kids decide to play with him. "I don't know why I want them to play with me," Rhett says. "Whenever they win,they throw me up in the air." Or Rhett adds, "I don't like people standing on me, It gives me a black square ache." Besides the impromptu speeches, the children do creative writing, try their hand at deductive-thinking puzzles and on May 15, they will present a IS-minute speech complete with visual aids. AD the students say they like the man class size ana tne personal attention they receive from their teacher. "I like when we have class discussions where all the By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer "- watertight seal around showers, sinks, windows and door frames. 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Evening Herald-( LAWN TOOLS Provides tight seal dry Seals and repairs shingtes, f!shngs, gutters, , 11 f 1. oz. cartridge. a 71st Year, No 215-Friday, April 27, 1979-Sanford, Florida i I1 •;a•; • THEY EARNED AND NOW THEY'RE OFF : .. . .. . , •• •:: -• • ' I • .. • -. •• j•:: " S NnsI Photo by Tern Visc, Sanford City Commissioner Jobs Morris, who arranged a hip to the state capital through Rep. Bob Hattaway for All Souls School eighth graders helps Sister Mofra, school principal load luggage Thursday. While In Tallahassee they will the capitol building. Legislature, Supreme Court and the Governor's mansion, The students raised money for the trip with car washes and bake sales. tour 5" SMA page 11111A S 4 - - - --- ' rr - r ' .1.. a . A . - _- 151, . I •. S .• .. . 4' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 26, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6aa3dac2ae367069b7a2d69000a47bba.pdf 72f518c3a8c0c8db3b185febed91e86a PDF Text Text 4V K IAA 71st Year, No. 173—Friday, March 9, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents I Less Optimistic But Carter 's Thursday, Mar. 8#.1M $—.Evenfi,g Hera Id & Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Sadat: On The Verge Of Signing Treaty . _ V - - - w - - i Al.EXAWRM, Egypt (UP!) As for the question of Palestinian autonomy, Carter said that Carter said it was difficult to predict whether his peace mission Egyptian President Anwar months of ups and downs In their negotiations. Sadat sold today he believes Egypt and Israel are "on the verge" At another point he said: "There are really no obstacles In the would be successful, explaining, "We came on this trip without both Begin and Sadat "have reconfirmed their commitment to me of sWft a peace treaty except for "a few words." way, there Is only a misunderstanding on the main Issues. I think any assurance if success. What well do Is take to Israel either an that all the Camp David agreements will be carried out. But President Carter was more cautious, saying that "there are It Is time now that we can say that the signing of the agreement Is encouraging prospect or one that will require some substantial "The details obviously will have to be worked out over the dlllscene pro1ema" to be resolved before he can predict the not so far f1catio" period of a year after a peace treaty is signed," Carter added. outcome He said he did not expect to delay his trip to Israel Saturday "I think we are on the verge of an agreement" The EgyptianCarter said that only after further discussions wlth,thelr full delegations will all sides know "hew close we are together." night for further negotiations. Both presidents made their comments In Interviews on a tow. leader said. In Jeruelam, Israeli leaders expressed cautious optimism about "Obviously," Carter said, "we'll go to Israel with some dl!bcur, lfknhl0 whistlestop train trip from Cairo to this beautiful Carter, however, took a more subdued approach on the second fernces still remaining and I'll do my best to resolve those dl!- the Carter mission, but expressed fears that Carter will try to 1foditerrsmiean iert which drew timiultous cheering crowds day of his Middle East peace Journey. ;alcnl the route. fce1" wring additional concessions from Prime Minister Menachemn "We don't know yet what will happen until we get through with I The massive turnout of chantin , clapping, smiling Egyptians ft talks," Carter said.' ,It's hard to predict what will hMm,, Carter mW he had nothing to report to Israeli Prime Minister Begin. "The atmosphere In the government is optimistic," Housing to surpass the crowds on a thnflar train trip by former He disclosed that Egyptian Prime Minister Mats Khalll and Menachun Begin yet because "we're In the process of discussing Minister David Levy said after a three-hour special session of the Thsldent Richard Nixon in June 1974. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance "are talking about language and the specific terms on which there Is disagreement still." Sadat told reporters that only "a few words here and there' specifics. President Sadat and I are in basic agreement on Cabinet. Justice Minister Shmnuel Tamlr said it did not make any Carter said there were no surprises concerning the Egyptian decisions. have k* Egypt and Israel from achieving a peace pact after drateajc matters that's the situation now.,, attitude, I CRYSTAL ... 1979 LAKE NURSERY IVERSARY SALE Armed Man Robs, Flees First Federal CITRUS TREES $6.95Blooming & Bearing ORANGES . MYERS LEMON SWEET KUMQUAT KEY LIME *OBINSON TANGERINE. LEE TANGERINE *ORLANDO TANGELO NGELO •MINEOLA •MURCOT •PINEAPPLE HAMLIN *TEMPLE IPARSON BROWN NAY!L ISATSUMA VALENCIA LEMON TREE . DWARF AZALEAS S COLORS $2*88 24 Ft. . HYBRID CROTONS $2,49 DRACENA MARGENATA TRI.COLOR 2.I1 GRAPEFRUIT MARSH SEEDLESS DUNCAN RED SEEDLESS I PINK *TEXAS STAR RUBY .:Presldential can. :dIdate Rep. Philip Crane of Illinois with wife, Arlene — all smiles at Seminole County Republican Lincoln Day dinner ..-on Feb. 14. p3.84 -. PODACARPUS Are ushy Thick ILI.Sle;.. I 2.3 ft. I-: It's Crane Vs. Reagan '- Charge.s Fly In N.H. As CAMELLIAS $479 GALLON SIZE AZALEAS MIXED COLORS 1.44 ROEBELINI WEEPING PALMS FIG $6995 SIngIs.DoubIs.TrtPIS 3G.) 1. U rger .6.95 NEANTHE BELLA or PARLOR PALM - 2.3 ft. with DATES clx NORFOLK ISLAND PINES 3-4 Ft $3,54 MIXED GROUP AZALEAS $4,95 3 Gal. The illinois Republican said Thursday he was "outraged" over the "scurrilous, unfounded rumors" printed In two lengthy articles In the ultra-conservative Manchsstm, N.H., Unknbead'r. Crane said a reporter attributed them to "some Reagan from the o ___ pport ers." campaign aides and su i g he fire the cam-, Crane seist Reagan a letter e staffers Involved. In response, Reagan said, "I Informed Congressman Crane that none of my staff was In any way responsible for RED BERRY ARDESA 1.2 Ft. $1.92 AUSTRALIAN TREE FERN $9•95 ____ n — ____ 41111111 FLORIDA WHITE DOGWOOD $4ft, $34,95 PLANTED CHINESE EVERGREEN Ealinf Haul. OLEANDER WI BLOOM 4 Ft. .95 SALSIZI 944 SAVANNAH HOLLY .6.1 4-I FL HSISCUS $ COLORS $ .5 1 GALLON $121—PINK s RID-. S2.1$ 3 VII. d______ mand n O LVUJUN,U IOUGAINVtLIA - Reagan's_siçport.rs launched his 1150 presidential cw"paigr' co.nnl*ee only Wedoe.day. In past campaigns the Californian has spoken of what he calls the 11th vv of politic' "Thou shall not speak Ill of thy fellow Reput,lken." In a latter to Reagan, Crane said the reporter's qt1one went "wifl beyond the 1hi of common decency." In an editorial accompanying the articles on Crane, Leeb denied the stories were printed "solely because we are supporting former. Go,. Ronald Reagan for the Rspebfrw no"1'-' for the prnddl!'cy." Some Reagan açporters and d "have been involved and In the development of a story so shocking, so g ftto your Mtr4Io"1" grossly untrue , t I tuft I m brin Crane wrote Reag th4 anough that Ishosid have to be em"ft etir. ft ii JeMii s*otsd to b offrwda to my muth mom iadtmywifeaadslckildnnaretobs lartandsreedslised by emloddremors. *11 olmy children will er deeply mull bp the scars will heal peslimiarly cceerusd that my I.y.erid soon. I deullftw vv1s may aevur understand this." - to me personally." The articles "g1 Crme has been Involved In that he and his wife aln - nomnwes Mirasoar ital fueM Waagtoue partygoers. are heavy drinkara and y ped a The New lr'. Hose resohelea c-"g the article d spologis"g to the er Crane addeiessd ft personally. The newspaper's p, William lash, has endorsed has editorially RaW for prul#' and In the p isebuled Crane for splPtbths eesii.,MIve vats. .. Cr,IbIde Willi ArIss, at hisside,wes 1110111 speaker at the ma Lincoin Day Dinner sposeond by EacMivs ConunMtss the Seminole (y Rspul W The acem' a machid the cosples ____ __ __ ___ I - IF. I - I CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY LAKE MARY, UT. 1fl I 322.2799 t --- "'. ir WI -. .- __ i • CALL WYOUOITLOST • ______ "?tw" - . .1 r V"9141 411W9 t VVIPIF W ' - ----- ____ ___ - _syodicated marriage aid c.d* col-'. De. George Crane, during . h,*h . W renarke prior to his son's up.e, us" 'as Democratic public oftldals who hive praiced Immorally in omce d ing particularly these coagreamnln who hired secretaries that could mx* type but. would grant sexual favors. He pointed with pride to his own son, Philip, who is happily married family man with eight children. Congrenw Crane, during his speech compared President Jimmy Carter's unfulfilled campaign promises to "never lie" to his own service to the people of his Illinois dlstrt. "1 have never deceived nor glossed over the truth to my constituents," he said. "The people want the same thing I do. They want candor from their representatives." He said he has heard criticism directed his way on the campaign trail because he and his wife have eight children. He remarked with a laugh that he Is "building a nearly my own good, loyal Republican foundation - porHculary concerned th at my iIx.y.arold daught.r Cards may never understand this' that U be had any W articles. Itold Congrivan Crane __ .,Id.tothe ceWfwM his r1epI1IsibiUtyto$dft SOlDER STAGHORN FERN 2.10 - 'I am $4,7 MAKES GREAT CHRISTMASTREE - Ronald Reagan Is denying WA1ING1)N (UP!) anyone on h1_n1gn Maft Was th. sourc. of runors about the psi life and drinking habits of fellow GOP prI1 eandiW. Rep. Phil Crane and his wife 6.95 An armed robber fled First saying It was a robbery and Sgt. Bill Bernosky of the them tobeonthe lookout for the Federal Savings and Loan of 'Your money or your life." Sanford Police Department robber. The FBI from Its Orlando "He did not show the weapon. said at about 10:04 a.m., the Seminole In Sanford this morning with an undisclosed She gave him the money in her man approached the woman office dispatched two or more amount of cash after slipping a cash drawer. We don't know teller at First Federal. He told agents to Join the Sanford note to a teller demanding exactly how much it was, but It her, "I have a gun In my Police Department In the Investigatlon. was not a substantial amount," pocket.' "Your money or your life." in his The man had his hand The 10 am. robbery was the Arnett said. Arnett said film from the first ln the 4l-year history ofthe Sanford Police Department pocket and the woman coin- saving and low institution's Sanford savings and loan in- detectives described the robber plied with the demand, Her- surveillance cameras Is In stitutlon, Vie Arnett, vice as: a black male, 25-211, years nosky said. "The subject walked out of Process of being developed tq. president, said. The In- old, 120135 pounds, with short see if we got a picture of him,". stitidlon's three branch offices hair, wearing a camel-colored the bank. No known vehicle or He expected the film to be In Oviedo, Longwood and knee length coat and dark route of escape is known at this developed by late this a!time," Bernoaky said Winter Park have been robbed pants. ternoon. "The FBI Is on the scene," he Persons with any information In the past. ,,The teller is very upset," concerning this man were said. The savings and loan has A message was immediately been operating at its current Art said, refusing to reveal asked to contact Sgt. William her now. &es said a man Dube of the Sanford Police sent to law tnforcement units location at 312 W. First Street theoughout the county advising since June 1914. asigoo Ia gad her a nets Department. - Local Summer Program Gets Grant For 400 Jobs ft WMA W= HereMSt.ff Writer More than 400 jobs will be available to disadvantaged y this youth In 5nh 5WflIflIT with anowzwowAnt today of a grant In federal money totAllueg $460,717 from the Department of Labor (DOL) for a summer -youth program, The funds have been granted for 10-week summer jobs program, bsgbvth In midJune under the Coneprebenlive Employment Training Act (CETA). Hank lawls, director of the Seminole County Manpower Orno,, mW the awed of the pant, similff to one approved by the DOL a year ago, will again be subpmdsd to the public school system for adminisirsilon. Last year's aeunn'er CETA jobs prugram under the school system received high praise from the DOL, while other summer programs were NNlvW ;1uLui tbe4hOat the nation, the program will begin the Elliot Smith, counsellor- middle of June. coordinator for the school Youth will be applying at system's CETA program, said school offices, at the school the summer program, titled board CETA office on Pine SPEDY (Summer Program for Street and at the county CETA Economically Disadvantaged office In the Roumniliat Youth) lad year would again Building, employ about 479 young people After applications are filed, from 14 through 21 In a variety the Interviewing Process of jobs. begin to determine if the youths Lad year the youth worked at are eligible. The Jobs selected an worksites thOghO schoolcoordje are them county, including to do some of the things they centers, as building con- would like to In relation to tructlart aides, and In land available and scaping, libraries, child cares jot location to provide work forest rangers assistants, the experience," Smith said. IN, road n'aii4enance and youth counselling, Smith said "We had an excellent program," Soft" "and were cemm,nded by the DOL and monitors for the smoothrunning operation. We are Around The Clock ........... 4* marching for new projects to Bridge .....................12A add to the work experience Comics ....................12* crossword ................. 12* program." He saidapplications will be Editorial ...................4* _ accepted from studets at the DearAbby .................. IA and of April or first of May and Dr. Lomb ..................12* "We always receive more applications than there are Jobs," Smith said. A total of $27.4 million has been allocated for the program in Florida of the $ilLS million allocated for the eight-state region. In allocating the funds, U.S. Labor Secretary Ray Marshall said the youths placed in jobs will receive the minimum wage of $2J0 per hour. Noting problems In the am In the past, Marshall said he believes this Is a good program, one that provides See PROGRAM, Page IA Today llerssc.pe ................. 12* Heepilal ....................2* ObituarIes .................. IA (JR8ELV ...............IA 8PUin ....................14* Tdevlsles .............Leisure Weather .................... IA 'Ot Graham, ana,!_nis_I_ LIGHTER - 4 S.s Oil _Crisis d's .leotrldfty, J'* j:'n say eww1r1Iak_ ftbesaGob" with 11111104 NOWAft MW 40 ESWWII".. lbs dilly e - VdIW . kiienis of inpuT :]t -Oat oh be asesry- CUT to THAN AIR INt d sti.., 1r loss. .JIi. d - . __ -U 1110 , w1 - ii T1 bat . ts7 to bW EW lee' atb sap • Sanford Kiwanlans Floyd Palmer (left) and Jack Weible (in cockpit) are willing to go to any ,, lengths (or heights) to to psseat 1100011111101111111 N, WO see that everyone In ft Sanford gets one of their pancakes even It it - in ad~ am .$ d1w.;1111wo I " k. pidM4sss Ibs *M",Now 1111 5jd grasMto ad. Oda saute 40 hr *II-'--- i1fiku LiLt •. L. - •.. - to' - pp __ , i i 1: r , 4 - - •1 ,.00 - 11 tows - means dropping them from airplanes. The dab's - annual Paac4e Day and Auction will be held Saturday at lb. Sanford Civic Center from 1:30 La. to S p*. rs sw - Vsy 1 .I - - - - - ---'-_- - ... - - -- .• , .. •. - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, March , I ifl, Oviedo Centennial. Weekend A NTON Dance Starts, Stone Ends CAft elebration WORLD IN BRIEF Amin: Army Smashed Foes, - But Reports Dispute Claim NAIROBI, Kenya (UP!) Uganda's President Id! Amin said today his army had smashed a Tanzanian-led — Invasion but diplomatic sources disputed the claim and said Tanzanian gunners were pounding the key "gateway" town of Mplgl with around-the-clock bornbardment. "Despite Amin's claims, the Tanzanians have dill not met any meaningful resistance and at this It looks as If they could just walk Into Kampula," A highly placed diplomatic source said. moment for the centennial parade. A cabbage wagon pulled by two mules will serve as the dance committee's entry. The Centennial king and queen to be crowned at the dance will ride In the parade. The parade will form at the corner of Station Street and Broadway In downtown Oviedo and proceed east on Broadway making a loop north on Division Street and turning so uthwest on Geneva Drive. The procession will pass the reviewing stand next to the Post Bazargan Gets Khomeini OK TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Prime Minister Mehdl :: : Bazargan met Islamic leader Ayatollah Ruhollah ::: : Khomeini In Qom )M key Cabinet member said today . : Basargan came away with assurances Khomeini "gull :, e o : supports the government." Sources close to the governovern. 1 :0 L':: : ment said the 71-year-old premier visited Qom apparently :.:.::: ready to risk confrontation with Khomeini because of what aides have termed a "parallel government of : :: trigger-happy youths." Three more former policemen under the shah's regime were executed today by firing squad by the :: revolutionaries, bringing to 44 the number of former officials or common criminals condemned by the councils. '. . :: , IN BRIEF WASHINGTON (UP!) U.S. senators, who earn $57,000 a year, have decided they need more. Things are so bad, some may even "have to ask their wives to work," said one. So they voted to lift the limit on the amount they can pocket In outside extra Income. Without hearings and with only the barest advance notice, the Senate rushed through a change in the 2-year-old code of ethics Thursday so members can have a chance to bolder their Incomes. And no one can charge any of the senators with favoring the change. The deed was done by voice vote so no one had to go on liaised Press laternatlssal The new Iranian government and Libya, two of the largest exporters of oil to the United States, are cutting Petroleum sales by as much as 50 percent a move awe , to Increue the cost of home heating and the American penchant for travel. :: ::. The news came Thursday on the heels of a General Accounting Office study that found a 17 percent Increase inollprlces thiayear — aconaervativeeatlmate_wouJd cod 200,000 jobs and add 1.1 percent to the nation's In:: flati(*I rate by ll. It drowned In a bathtub In their home, 100 Lake Monroe - Terrace, Sanford, Thursday afternoon. The two brothers reportedly died In the bathtub while their mother was In the kitchen, according to police. The In- :' vestigation of the deaths Is ongoing, Sanford Police Chief Ben Shah Suffers Collapse .. .'. He's Running For Presidency MANHATTAN, Kan. (UP!) Senate Minority Leader Howard Baker says he plans to be a presidential candidate In 1980, but he hasn't made an official declaration - of his candidacy. The Tennessee Republican Invaded fellow Republican Sen. Bob Dole's territory TLirsday to deliver the 44th annual Landon Lecture at Kansas State University. Baker cautioned a crowd of 1,100 his remarks about the candidacy were unofficial. "I don't plan to announce here today, but I do plan to Centennial King Named First Woman Skipper Named queen contest to be announcec tonight. A life-long member of the First Baptist Church of Oviedo, he is deacon and teaches the Men's Bible class. Benjamin Franklin Wheeler Jr., an Ovledo native, and president of Nelson & Co., has been chosen Centennial king to preside over activities this weekend with the winner of the — Woman Shot In Freak Accident DANIA, Fla. (UPI) A freak accident killed a meter maid In the women's rest room of the Dania police station Thursday. Patrolman Richard Gardner, 36, unintentionally fired his service revolver during a briefing with five other officers before they were to go on patrol. The bullet ripped a large hole In a thin will and struck Lucille Benson, 29, In the neck, killing her Instantly. The Hollywood mother of two had been hired through the federal CETA jobs program and had worked as a parking meter checker on Dania Beach for several months. Gardner, a former Dade County Public Safety Department officer who had joined Dania police tad May, was suspended with pay pending an investigation. — Drainage District. He also is president of the Florida Celery Exchange sac Growers Container Corp. Leesburg; chairman of tin S. : ' the Oviedo Memorial Amerlcai Legion Poet 243. the bathroom. Sanford firefighters arrived to help Patrolwoman Young. All attempts to stimulate a reaction In the children were Without success. He was described by men bets of the Centennial Cam B.F. WHEELER JR. he's the king police. .. . Oil Crisis Unemployment Rate Down Assessed Brain Dead Claim Disputed privately WASHINGTON (UP!) — The nation's unemployment rate dropped to 5.7 percent In February, the Labor Department reported today. The decline was good news China-Vietnam: Fight Flares for the administration after Thursday's announcement that wholesale prices jumped 1 percent last month. The February unemployment figure was 0.1 percent lower Um the January figure and the towed point since the jobless rate was 5.4 percent In August 1974, according to a spokeeman BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!) — Fighting flared along the Chinese invasion front In Vietnam and round-the-clock shelling reduced the provincial capital of Lang Son to rins, according to Vietnamese reports today. In Peking, the New Qthia News Agency blamed Vietnam for the continued fighting and said withdrawing forces were being "harassed" by Vietnamese artillery. struck back and the enemy scuttled," "Qüese troops $NA said. for the Bureau of Labor Earthquake Jolts Iran TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — The bureau said the number of Americana out of a job In February remained at 8.9 million — the same as In January. Total employment, measured by the monthly survey of hoeneholds, grew by 348,000 to NI million. But bureau spokes man cautioned that the drop In the unemployment rat, does not An earthquake measuring 4.9 on the Bidder scale jolted a tremor-prone northeastern rIon of Iran early today, Tebran's central geophysical center reported. There were no ünmedlate damage in the by days. area, swept reports of snowstorms casualties or and Icy winds for several Dog Pack Slays Man, 49 Indicate a downtrend In the mciii by 345,000 workers Commerce reacted strongly to unemployment picture. He brought the rate of non- the new wholesale price in. governor's office as It U (Ct'i,d From Page 1A) VOWW out that the decline institutionalized persons over crease, which came atop a 1.2a oei.eiay of low , processel. from January to February 16 working to a record 59.4 percent rise the previous sulfur fuel and that the firm is Graham may hold a public actually represented only two percent. month, and were preparing for running on reserves. hearing on the utility corn' On Thursday, both the AFIr gloomy unemployment news hundredths of a percent and. "We're not saying an pany's contention that fuel was due to rounding off figures. CIO and the U.S. Chamber Of too. emergency does not exist, or supplies are low enough to While the overall unemployshould not be called. What we require the declaration, acment rate dropped tad month, are saying Is that we need to cording to Mrs. Merriam. only one category of workers look at every possible option to The declaration of energy showed a decline white determine there's nothing left emergencywouldallowutilities workers where the rate went to do but declare that in the state to burn a fuel oil from 5.1 percent to 4.9 percent. SALEM, Ore. (UPI) John be dismissed Jan. 18 but Circuit emergency," Mrs. Merriam with a sulfur content higher Adult men and adult women and Greta RICIcOUt, who recon- Court Judge Albin Nor Wad noted. than the one percent now remained the same at4 percent cUed after his acquittal on refused to sign the iflwtli*al "We asked the utilities which permitted under current and 5.7 percent, respectively, charges of raping her while papers and ordered the divorce field that petition collectively to federal antipollution Teen-age unem ployment rose they lived together as man and petition placed on file. furnish us Information on an from 15.7 percent to 11 P' wife, are headed for the divorce Mrs. Rideout's attorney, Jean Individual basis as the problem cent, and joblessness among court again. Christensen, Thursday had a affects them and their service "There wont be a problem II blacks and other minorities The couple reconciled In new divorce hearing date set areas," Mrs. Merriam ex- the governor gives us a four. jumped from 11.2 percent to January a few days after he for April 19 in Marion County plalne& month temporary variance," said Burns; "we hope to have 11.9 percent. She said of the 10 Florida was 'acquitted of the rape Circuit Court. For black teen-agers, a major charge and said they had never flew of fuel back to normal Rldeot*, whose id birthday utilities, some of them cityproblem area, memployment been ha pie. was Thursday, said he had not operated, only tire, this far by thai" surged from 32.7 percent to 355 Mrs. Hideout, 23, had filed a seen his wife and their 2%yeer- have turned In such In- E, the percent, wiping out a decline divorce petition Oct. 13, three old daughter, Jenny, since formation. She said the three for FP & L, notified the 1411117 experienced the njo'4h before. days after she claimed her about 3p.m. Tuesday. He said are: FP & 1 Tampa ElectrIc Feb. 21, It would not be able to said the nmerna largtha his wife left a note saying she and Jacksonville. hue raped her. melt mod the level of tow-seller average rise In overall employ- torneys asked that the petition was leaving him. "Once we've assessed all co tent oil their data and dd5fflthhed we cv45ed to supply. Delivirlee need to carry the matter of the low.sulfw foul would be another step further, we'll cut In MU, according to Eia schedule a public hearing In oinciais, because of the - Rideouts Split BALTIMORE (UP!) A medical examiner testified there Is no evidence a hospital patient was "brain dead" - at the time his i1rMor was disconnected by a nurse charged with murdering him. The nurse, Mary Rose Robeczynakl, admits she .. .;.. disconnected the respirators of several patients at Maryland General Hospital, butInslsts she did this only to patients with no chance of recovery. .:. . The defense contends the victim In the case, Harry Gesaner, 48, had suffered cerebral edema, swelling ,-,., showing that his brain was dead, although his body was kept alive with the respirator. Thus, the defense argues, , Mrs. Robsc2ynskl cannot be charged with murdering a dead man. ___ - - I. — . Burial Stopped By Pay Demand , .. - ',• -. ': U. Tillih"eee," Mrs Merriam of Iranian fuel. said. She said the hearing ___ ~P wl t.Ni -001 "sr However, 'f_ cmdod fuel, action Feb. 2$ with the the utilities need GniMMO Si governor's office. However, gr st the 4si of energy An, Merriam, policy analyst emergency. However, that doer for Sw governor's office said not insur, that the )igbir the'dIlltlt' have bow ashedto aft oil will be bWM& : supply lidorniatlon on their Pruident0emadyedeirw Individual needs and supply Envfruital iheutalsi. Agency (EPA) #Iii widd The first dda from the I& ales dividual firms was received M do ted. i, in ICCVrdJng am effect, wald relax dad Merriam. That data Ii being udiederp-'a,ei reviewed by Jacob Varu, U0 feiJ Qeen Alt Aet, secretary of 11w 81M Depart. Uidarp,'a1 Q meat of EnvIronmental Air Act, fldsJ sad atM. RIgnIIq (DER), and by the poLkm atandar& may be state energr c"n and MpOW Iff & =dmm of the Florida Public Service tew NgghL If Sb. amergosy __ ___ 'l% I participants In ____ SW. psigram rscalv. roe their ad Um low lift daidwd work koftsithecslywayto Imm '-.—. tt IV dw :' IEW"Ing HriaM ws.s I.*) ___ NSUM 09$ W Tim 1uSd Friday, March 9. 1979—Vol. 71, Ne. 173 rIutulaalI,Mds..y.ei(usaasgisyw TheMalird NersI. Ill., 310 N. PNINa Ave., $M$Id, P$. IV?). bmd Cless PusN Paid at $aaNi marida IV?) i Name 00000 0: Miii.15 0001i Mesh. use, I Mails. $*.Ni Veer, - ale Iv wNcashs,Mse*u.a,Iru—tui US.Iii Veer. to.086 0 ': .. 140001 AZALIA GAIDIN covert" bit. an sale .1 pleads Satirday frea lIsa. (as sale by the ebaunbir ceunaillis at lbs Sanford Plaza sad Zayre Plaza. The Greater Sanford Cho unbar nfCunaires bgbaa been mod IM "yand azalea garden fur aki to Chamber .1 commerce. 8OAOd CivicC"dw am 13 • •. . - •- ., •. - - - . .•-•..•-••• . -' - • - .- .- - - •••-• T.ra Nosk. — __ $!IIWI Coiity WNI000N, CLAM A. j. — P O""services $r CI.gdi A. " twoarsMrs Wldddsr. Jr.' 'I, wis died Joyce W. m Aedarus, Beker ws.sg&y. wii be S .m. ta'erw at m" pw4w tc e. iemn NaIls lii liv. J. g 9, - •.-•-•. &UIFVI1VIL d. y" services wi be 3 .---- . • • TM!,rna'. wokkowtv. swim in swim • .4 _I• •* •— A Florida vegetabLe grower Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland on their concerns abed alleged Mexican dwnping of vegetablu in the United States. "I think itwent very well," said Jelumle Goodujgt4, an bnmnksj,e,, Fla. vegetable grower, who has crusaded splint Mexican imports sold under cost of production. ''OMIuloNs liii Seedily - Dlxii Pinagin .FIIISØ4SKWISY • •,Lucy imam Lacy Mitchell __ — - ' Lsulsi Olsen - 'Ivalyn lisa ..';'.Ogy F. $Immis '.."n Vield "a ., Geneva 1. Tyler ',.M'.W51im A. lurch, CeeI*lrry ____ im SANFOID OrWAS Salter Erica liii Aubrey Cemis I. C. James _____ __ _______ Rick y P1*101%. LM* WWI5 DISCHARGES TIMdW,*ISS - Nancyate Pnen Avewls Schwanir Now Lime Core, De*esa WON M. Hill. DeNim Cloir Norman. Oiliest Hula C. Wsldlsy. e:: Isheilff. Pierce. Lahe May .4.f _-...`__-_.4 ... frightened In an abandoned bunker at a colonial-era military fort with a .38-caliber pistol trained on them. Within an hour, police said, the two teen-agers convinced their young abductor to release than before his two accomplices, who were trying to collect 1500,000 in ransom, knew WEATHER ________ HOSPITAL NOTES MACCM a. it?) QAUDILWWO4JL P.m. Saturday at IrIies Qa*A. WWsJr., N, of P15511 l"f With Rev. J ° * Santa Birbara Drive, Ted Sanford, died W:ky ' He was a member of the First LL and dg=M — Pnll.'p qnj.I 1k.. 17..vp,.rI,l -- ...... Jw. - s,.. wrestler and football halfback and his 15year.old sister, Tammy, apparently did some quick thinking and fast talking as they sat handcuffed and They Pleased With Moot 'W)HINGTON (UP!) AREA DEATH. — Grow.s's Two Teenage Kidnap Victims Ronarno aid growers were pleased with results of a meeting with reviews of theee other agenda notheir petition ca be No to will be forwarded to the cdsW , ___ Ed .e. Commission (PSC). The codiam Awthat ie In the., &NIUS MY thiws," be _____ or pmiy is"is alt selablidodbyth. Mae of The words .casiomlcally sdvalng,d ared1bWby ' ' to family Ike od enshe the fwiily biedgul stretch dlpwbmd,s B is T 1u theDOLea: One who lia xnenib,r of thsflyt Jobs for perhaps the psymeats or PUPtieI - (From left): The Lake Brantley High School Key Club's Vice-President Brian (;arc, Vince Davila and President Mike Devoney are all Involved In Project PROPERTY ldentificiion. Last week they and other Key b Clu members visited homes In the Lake Brantley 111gb School area and engraved Identification numbers on personal possessions such as calculators, small appliances, televisions, lawn equipment and bicycles. They were disappointed in the small number of people caltinit for their service—which is being done free as a community service—so they're going to try again next week. They'll be free to engrave from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. All It takes Is a phone call to Mike at 862-4i194 or secretary Kathy Martin at 1162-53511 to make an appointment. ___________________________________________________________________ I!U Police said the Galleshaws apparently convinced Savastano to let them go by telling him his accomplices were going to abandon him and escape with the money. No money was ever delivered, authorities said. The Galleshaws, children of a well-to-do restaurant owner, were abducted shortly after 8 a.m. Thursday as they entered the garage of their Tudor-style home In Burrillville, a rural community 20 miles northwest what had happened. of Providence near the Massa. The two teen-agers ran to the vhusetts border. nearest house and called their Police said the children told worried parents to let them them Savastano was waiting In know they were unharmed, the garage, wearing a ski mask, ending a daylong ordeal that when they entered. lie HUBCAPS TAKEN VANDALISM began as they left home for allegedly ordered them into the Georgia P. Williams, 62, of Augisto Din, $0, of ISO school. boy's 1978 Pontiac TransAin rt, Ave., Orlando, 10$ Castle Brewer Cou Police later arrested Saland ordered him to drive to a reported vandals entered a Sanford, reported someone took vatore Savastano, 18, and Location about 1 mile from the home he owns at 1294 Lucerne fair hubcaps, val ued colic- Michael A. Ballard, 36, both of house after Tammy's eyes were Circle, Longwood, aid pour ed lively at $300, off her WTh Bristol, RI. were charged taped. Chevrolet while It was parked pant on the walls aria with kidnapping with Intent to A third youth, neighbor according to deputies. The at 1st horns Wednesday, ac-— cording todepsdies. va1ook place within the 3M week, Din r.portediy told DOGGONE ___ deputIes. Th. damage is Beatri ce Brown, 21, of 310 e,thnM.d at $111, according to Reed Ba Oviedo, reported $ as. readings: tern- SI. Winde west to northwest It someone took her dog, valued at poralsi, 41; .veraighl tow., toll mph and variable less than TAKEN CUS Richard B. Sleedrom, 21, of $llifromafineed area In her 44; yesterday's bight 70; ii mph loalght. 112 Lake Destiny Drive, yard sometime Tuesday or barometric pressure, 3113; SATURDAY' TIDES a carapremor, Wednesday, accord ing to relative hemldity, 10 pereest. Ispetist Tb. dog is part St. al at $395, w as calm. v ued taha from Daytona Beach: hIgh 5:40 a coestruction site on Cable Bernard and part German Forecast Sassy today aid s.m., 1:02 p.m., low 11:44 sm. Port Canaveral: high 5:32 Delve, rural Seminole Coady —t lair teaij$ — partly cleudy Wednesday, according to Satarday. High today In u.s., 5:54 p.m., tow 11:28 sm. SPRAY GUN TAKEN Haypert: high l2:22a.m., low A spray girn arid chenikals, the h Se mM 71. aM Saturday depaIlL Thsccrnpri.or was on the valued collectively at $98.61, upper 71L Law Weight around 8:01 a.m., 1:12 p.m. La im—'u — . were taken from s Ford bWWML according in de$la. belonging to Art Brown PM Control, 2912 Park Ave., San HJ1IMJRG1AIY Mary Ellen Whiten, 00, of ford, Tuesday or Wideesdey, liii C1u1 Delve,_reputed acest*g to polk.. The v,ldc" SWays task two toleeleiou ads was parhed at the ',enipuuy' saeloctreictalevioiongam. ceatthetInwoftb.lnaid a 21 caliber revolver, valee cidest, according to police. ytotbs locked ,iMelewu unknown, from her home sesatime_Wsdasaday, so' galned by irsekiag a side ceriliag to th$k. no hose w, acoordag to polk.. - a petition for the emergency (C 1-1Fn.psp1A) 13th Street, Sanford, Thursday, to deputies. according to police. BIKE STOLEN The wallet contained $11.34 hi Linda Beth Keaton, 31, cash and $2,484.40 in checks, Apartm t en 51, 2470 Ridgewood according to polic e. Ave., Sanford report ed Harris reported the man who ll some one to ok a bo y's bike, a et fled on foot In took the wa val ued at $187, from the patio of northerly direction. her home some time Tuesday, BURGLARY according to Sanford Police. Stephen Williamson, 25, 600 East Hillcrest, Altamonte OUTBOARD MOTOR TAKEN Springs, reported thieves took a Forrest Lacken, 38, of 1018 camera, coins and jewlery, East Notre Dame, In the valued collectively at $310, Weathersfleld subdivision, from his home sometime reported someone took a 20 Th ursday, according to horsepower outboard motor Seminole County Sheriff's from the side yard of his home deputies. sometime Wednesday, acSo far, investigating officers cording to deputies. Value of have not been able to determine the motor was reported at $260. how thieves entered the house. EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (UP!) Rain storms may delay today's scheduled dart of the space shuttle Columbia's piggyback air journey to Florida. The huge spacecraft Is to be carried to Cape Canaveral, Fla.,Mopa Boeing 7ll for a launching scheduled for later this year, Inaugurating a new era In American space flight. The schedule called for a 30-minute ted flight today tocheckutthe&Ingofthematedplanel — andthena fuel stop at El Paso, Texas, and an overnight day at San Antonio, Texas, before going on to Florida Saturday. Coordinating Group, Inc., filed To get parmiulon to barn ...Program Gets Grant SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI)— Just asa casket was tobe lowered Into a grave at Oak Hill Memorial Park cemetery In lVfl, an employee Interrupted the service and demanded full payment of 55 for the burial. With 300 mourners watching, the payment was asked of Raul Martlnez, whose l5-year-old son had died ofabone diasease. Martinez subsequently filed a lawsuit In which he said he produced a contract showing he paid a $200 deposit and agreed to pay the balance within three days. The suit said mourners, family and friends collected Loon the spot, but the cemetery employee dill refused. He relented, the suit said, only after the crowd threatened to lower the casket themselves. Martinez, a retail grocery clerk, said he and his wife paLd the full bill a few days Ida. The lawsuit was tobe heard by a jury next Tuesday, but It was settled out of court this week. Storms May Delay Columbia gtu content at witti No Florida Electric Power mifur coudust oil. But David Cohen, president of Common Cause, said the Senate "has turned its back on the ethics code" and added, "Today's action is the Senate's version of 'take the money and run and-the public be damned." "It's a shameful day for the Senate," he sai d. PROTECTING t... said it would be a* to probably will be called m alte up the deficit In jew-sometime next week. before his election, but stated he could not estimate how much. Moynihan made $23,900 on the lecture circuit. "I do not know of any senator who has resigned because he or she cannot make ends meet, but someone might. Oth ers may have to borrow against savings. Some may have to go into debt to Convince Abductor To Free Them , - day for the senate' : he and a friend went to lunch Cadillac Tuesday while it was together Thursday afternoon. parked at a restaurant on U. S. On the way, Willett stopped at a 1742 In Fern Park. convenience store and removed Higgins went to the $20 from an envelope containing restaurant for dinner Tuesday the $610, according to police. evening and emerged later to Later In the day, Willett went discover the theft. His car was JAMESTOWN, R.I. (UP!) — extort and held for arraignment Kenneth Fullam, also was Getty In Jamestown, on an to a bank to deposit the cash locked at the time of the in- As an all-state high school today. abducted but was released island In Narragansett Bay, 52 only to find the money was cident, according to deputies. athlete, Frank Galleshaw Jr., Is State and local police and Fill when the Galleshaw car was miles from Burrillville. gone. Entry to the car may have used to thinking fast on his feet. agents arrested a third suspect abandoned. After making several calls to been gained by using a coat That won him and his sister In the case, identif WALLET ied as Alan Police said the Galleshaws the faintly demanding $500,000, Emmett Gerald Harris v, hanger or other wire In- freedom Thursday from a H. Gormel, 42, about 1:15 a.m. were handcuffed, gagged, am police said Ballard and Gomel Dogs, reported a man took his drisnent to reach between the young kidnapper while two EST today outside his home In parently blindfolded and put allegedly left the hideout about wallet and ran while be was at door frame and the glass to accomplices were off trying to Cumberland, lie was cited with Into the trunk of a second car 5 p.m in an effort to collect the George's Grocery, 1506 Wed unlock the front door, according collect a $50,000 ransom. the same charges as the other and eventually driven to Fort ransom, - . n JA(X)BSHAAB, Greenland (UPI) — Police bend the partially .Mei body of a man who had been killed by a pack oi Husky sioddogs. Police Qilef IJ Rwniaaen said the body of Shell. year-old man was found In the snow with 10 dogs ftgMb* over the remairA He said the man apparently had NO selew whik returning borne from a local bar. The temperature at the time was minus 13 degrees Fahrenheit. Willett reportedly told police which were taken from his 1977 ,- - 'If's a shameful Even Sen. Adlal Stevenson, D..fll., chairman of the Ethics Committee, said he went to the chamber "to point out that if th e Senate does that (make the rules change), nothing has changed except for the removal of an arbitrary ce iling on outside incone. "It may even st rengthen our hand because It says conflict is conflict without an arbitrary ceiling," Stevenson added. was unlocked at the time of the theft, according to deputies. The thieves reportedly gained entry through the garage and The men then took the money an unlocked garage door and fled on foot, according to leading to the house, according police. to deputies. CAR THEFT SUITCASE, JACKETS Roger H. Wells, 38, 117 TAKEN Western Fork, the Woodlands Charles Amacker, 38, of 101 subdivision, reported thieves Buyberry Drive, Longwood, took alZ3 Chevrolet, valued at reported someone entered his $1,200 from his garage home and took one suitcase and sometime Thursday, according three leather jackets, valued to police. collectively at $1,100 according The garage was unlocked at to deputies. The method of the time of the theft, according entry was not known. to police. GUN, RADAR TAKEN MONEY TAKEN J.K. Higgins, 305 Hunter's William Michael Willett, 24, Point Trail, Longwood, Geneva, reported someone took reported the theft of a .32 $680 In cash from his car caliber pistol; a micro eye sometime Thursday while he speed radar and a billy club, was In Sanford. valued collectively at $2301 rock jetty. Charles Gresham, 36, the owner of the Runaway, swam to a nearby Island and nearly seven hours later flagged down a Coast Guard cutter, The bodies of two men In his party washed ashore, but Gresham's 31-year-old wife, Donna, and a woman Identified only as Lou, about 23, were not found and were presumed drowned. a 1 Percent Drop Recorded small caliber revolver and ordered the woman to give him the cash on hand, according to — 1 disclosed receiving fees from legal cases on which he worked -- Two men made off with 6 In PANAMA CITY, Fla. (UP!) A Panama City man Is the only apparent survivor of a nighttime fishing outing that turned to tragedy Thursday when a 33400t yacht with five aboard was hit by 12-foot seas and later thrown onto a '.•• ,: are available, Stevens earned $11,108 in honorariums. He also complete t he ir terms. Some may have to ask their wives to work," Stevens said. There was hardly a protest, with only three Democrat Howard Metzenbaum of Ohio, Dennis DeConcini of Arizona and Max Baucus of Montana — speaking against the change. cash during an armed robbery at the Pacer Funa Service Station, 1315 West First Street, at about 8:15 p.m. Thursday. The men reportedly entered to station where Carol Jean Gill, 34, the assistant manager of the-station, was working alone. Oneof the men pulled Five Go Out...One Returns inittee as a "quiet, modest man who has without fanfare helped many young people to go Sc college and get jobs and a k!nd. hearted employer who situ a personal Interest In his em' ployees' problems." The children were then taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital where physicians and nurses attempted vainly to revive them. '! . board of B& W Canning Co. Groveland; and served on tin Florida Citrus Mutual for U years, and Is service officer foi honorariums and specific prohibitions on some other endeavors. The revision was proposed by Sens. Ted Stevens, H-Alaska, and Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D-N.Y. In 1977, the latest year for which financial disclosure records Armed Men Rob Sanford Gas Station ALAMEDA, Calif. (UP!) U. Beverly Kelly will be the first woman skipper of a Coast Guard Ship. It was announced Thursday that U. Kelly, 26, Bonita Springs, Fla. will take over command of the 95-boot cutter Newagen in Maul, Hawaii, next month, where she will be In charge of 14 enlisted men. The vessel is responsible primarily for search and rescue missions. Wheeler Is chairman of the board of the Citizen's Bank,, the children when she entered the home and found them lying on the floor in a hallway near record. The ethics code provided that beginning Jan. 1, 1979, senators could earn no more than 15 percent of their salaries — or $8,625 a year — in outside earned Income. The change adopted Thursday postpones the effective date to Jan. 1, 1983, meaning there Is no limitation on outside earned income for the next four years except the old $25,ODO ceiling on run," Baker said. former city councilman, and chairman of the board ol supervisors of the Slavic she found them bath face down In the water, she told police. The mother did not try to pull the children from the tub, acInches of water ln the bathtub of cording to police, but went their home between 5 p.m. and directly to her bedroom. 5:30 p.m. by their mother The children were not taken Bluette Keltt, 18, according to from the tub until about 5:30 Sanford police. p.m. when Mrs. Keltt 'smother, The children had been left In Rosa Keltt, 42, returned home the tub about 30 minutes while from shopping and ran to the their mother went Into the bathroom to pull the children kitchen, according to police. from the tub. When she returned to the Patrolwoman Margo Young bathroom to check the children, tried unsuccessfully to revive a LUBBOCK, Texas (UP!) — The crown prince of Iran, Bass Pahlavi, will leave for Morocco Friday to join his father, the deposed shah, who Is suffering a nervous collapse, the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal reported. In a copyright dory In Its Friday editions, the paper said the 18-Year-old prince's Intended departure was confirmed by Air Force official,. The young prince had been training as a jet pilot since last summer at Reese Air Force Base. :• The dance will begin at ltnnlght with country music and square dancing and from 10p.to 1 a.m. a dance band will feature music from the 20's up to the latest disco. The Centennial king and queen will be crowned at 9:30, accompanled by a court and flower children made up of descendants of old-time Oviedo families. Oviedo Woman's Club will sponsor a "Great Day in the Country" from lOa.ifl.t04p1fl. behind St. Luke's Lutheran Church on SR 426 In SlaVIL It Will InClude an arts-and-crafts festival, entertainment, pony and hay rides and food. On Sunday, Oviedo churches will participate in a community worship service at OHS stadium at 11 a.m. Rev. Jennings Neeld, pastor of First United Methodist Church, will deliver the sermon. The Centennial Choir will be directed by Mildred Ulrey. The Oviedo Centennial Song written by Helen Lelnhardt will be introduced for the first time. Butler said today. formed late this morning at The boys, Telly Keltt, 2 Seminole Memorial Hospital on years old, and Terry, eight two Infants who reportedly months, were found In about six Autopsies were being per- Baker Tells Audience - 2 Brothers Drown In TUb Oil Countries Cutting Sales - the city hall. An old-fashioned family picnic Is scheduled on the sdmo grounds following the service; everyone Is invited to bring. picnic lunch. At 2p.m. the Centennial program in the stadium will feature Mayor Beasley's welcome followed by a flag-raising ceremony b3 the Navy Color Guard and a performance by the Navy Band ant the Navy's 50 State Flag Team. Stone will speak and the Navy Band will play closing selections. The Centennial celebration has been planned by a committee headed by Nita Rawison. JANE CASSELBERRY. Autopsy Results Awaited .. .-.-!.! . Office, then return to Broadway and west to Lake Jessup Drive where it will turn north and west on King Street tothe First United Methodist Church, where It will disband. Joining Kelly, Haltaway and Kirkwood on the reviewing stand Will be Seminole County Commission Chairman Bob French and Sheriff John Polk, Judges Robert McGregor, Dominick Saffi and Alan Dickey, and Oviedo Mayor Ben Beasley and other city officlals. Prior to the parade, Mayor Beasley will host a coffee for visiting dignitaries and members of the Centennial committee at Friday, March), 1979-3A Senate Lifts Limit On Outside Income - Oviedo's Centennial Parade at 9:30 a.m. Saturday follows a dance tonight at Oviedo Centennial events will conclude Sunday with a program In the OHS stadium at which U.S. Sen. Richard Stone will be principal speaker. U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly and State Reps. Bob Hattaway and Lawrence Kirkwood will review Saturday's procession which will include more than 60 floats and other units, the U.S. Navy Band, the Swinging Scots, the combined bands from Oviedo High and Jackson Heights Middle School, and color guards from the U.S. Marine Corps, Air Force ROTC, Navy and Heroes of '76. Units from churches, businesses and civic organizations from throughout the county will join a full complement of clowns, dancers, scouts, Indians, horses and Gus the camel In the milelong parade. A special U.S. AFROTC marching unit and a U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary boat will also participate, The Clonts family arrived In Oviedo in 1923 In a Model T Ford Evening Herald, Sanford, I Without Hearings; On A Voice Vote . •-.-.• -- -- �- Evening FkiraM (USeS 41)210) ) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-3fl.11 or 831-9993 Around Friday, March 9, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 8 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. 9 — ANIP , ri — He's Doing The Clock "Wto Belle said loudly. "A suit with a tie?" Yank questioned. Ye, a suit with a TIE you know like tying the Belle stressed. knot of "But it's only high school and not Kennedy Center," Yank raftonalired. "Where ft's AT has nothing to do with the quality Belle spouted while the steam from the iron was casting a heavy warm mist the room (or was the Iron the culprit?). IT you were In New York orChicago, you'd probably wen a tux to s an artistic fling." "Do I really have to wear a suit and tie?" Yank tion. asked. WT. — — uch Well, 1)0000, but if you go with me you do," Belle advised. "But I have you hemmed In the driveway. What If I won't move to let you out?" Yank teased. Last Saturday night Yank decided to accompany his wife to the performance of Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole. Yank sponsors two lancers, and he wanted to see his dancers in action By DORIS DIRICH His Best With President Carter adopting an old Henry Kissinger shuttle-diplomacy style the same style he severely criticized during his 1976 election campaign the prevailing consensus is that Mr. Carter is taking a big gamble. While Wife Belie was frantically pressing a jeweled gown, he casually asked her what he should The charming gentleman from the North established roots in Sanford about seven years ago. And it didn't take him long to get the Florida send ifl his shoes through the holes in his well-worn aneaket,. The Yankee seemed to like his new environment including the casual, relaxed, good life In Cornfortable clothing as opposed to snow country toggery. Yak reveled In his Florida marriage to a southern re-Belle. . . the girl of his dreams (or so he said). He really doesn't appear anti-social, but he had much rather be attired In a pair of baggy pents splashed with paint and concrete mix designs (and the baggier the better) than to be at a social f ANGLE.WALTERS — The ambivalence of these two Mideast leaders stems more from the centuries of hostility and antagonism all of which make that final step all the more difficult. There is pride, tradition, in. ternal and external politics to consider. — We hail Mr. Carter's never-ending search for a solution to the volatile Middle East situation. And we wish him well. We hope that before he returns home, that treaty will be Ini tialed. Or, at the very least, that a succinct timetable for the final signing will be agreed upon by th e parties involved. _ r C hild ren ~Ii _ ___ 1.~, viva, Or The petty thief who spends a year or so in a penitentiary and the lowly clerk Imprisoned for embezzling half-a-year's salary sentence meted from his ompioyer are entltiedto wonder out to the confessed Influence-peddler and former member of Congress, Joshua Eilberg. _____ ___ According to federal prosecutors, Ellbsrg netted at leist $34,990 from a scheme that any House page would have known was unethical and Illegal. Ellberg collected his 111-gottenwindfall from his law firm In exchange for his services In obtaining a $14.5 million federal grant for a hospital and medical college represented by his legal pa rtners. After pleading guilty to a federal conflld of.4ntered charge as part of a plea-bargaining arrangement, Eilberg was tenced by U.S. District Court Judge Raymond Broderick to five years probation and fined $10,000. He was also barred from seeking state or local public office, His guilty plea automatically disqualified him from holding any federal office. Federal acquiescence to Ellberg's pie -barpinlng kept him out of jail. To say the least, this denouement mad be a disappointmentto Ellberg's original nemesis, former U.& at totney David W. Mardon. Mardon'a pursuit of Etlberg led to the te*-congreasman's famous telephone call to Preside nt (1t Manton be fired. Subsequsntly, Attorney General Griffin Bill, acting at Carter's behest dismissed Marston. In the absence of jail time, Eilb.rg'i sentence represents wrlat-sZapplrs retribution at best. The $10,000 flnq leaves him with at lead 134,100 In proceeds from his orime. And five years on probstfon Is no pw1I)vn,c4 to a men who so grossly abl10id his Public tflid As for Ida_r11"cuticn from holding office, Elthsrg had already been defeated In his reelection ba The judge did order Ellberg to donate six bows a week to coninimily service work. EI1b. g might this time to research and compose an essay on equal justice. Better yet, because Marston would have probably Insisted on a jail term for him, Eilberg 'night provide i a dramatic, firstkmftd 'n ui ud. -4k. ,,.aiiiIn&.111 All i,611i,S. in 11111111611 1 :,_,% ONE WILL BE CROWNED THE CENTENNIAL QUEEN . b . I ' ", I A 1 I - 1 11 I . Need Help ~ . _ Y _____ WASHINGTON (NEA) You can see them every weekday afternoon, In any city In Inanytype ad oo— little kids wearing a house key on a string around their necks. L ____ — 10-410. __________ ______ ~;, \ I ____ _____ ___ ____ v -- . ____ ___ _____________________ ____ _______ _____ -% ______ — ___ ___ ___ III , ____ ______ ___ _____ ____ ______ — ___ Mec'J MI R A .79 LIGHTER SIDE biting The Bullet ____ I - \ - IN full use of their highways after 1985. ____ But the odds at. an$hlàg re..mhIblp 1.6 miflton licensed thUd care openings. the more hri*[native proposals tossed off by $b Policy-makers at all levels of government, but syn'paolisn participants. There Is, of course, lb By DICK WEST weekends?" especially federal, have been typically slow to e of the ex a mp l World War U Manhattan proje t th WASHINGTON (UP!) A book store Cone,nazs raised a hand to his hert. recognize and respond o e obvious need for about weekend closings which produced the atomic bomb and one manager once told me she frequently had greater child care support. "U you are talking customers ask for "a small Bible with large thatepfamily members cbosertohorne, cause scientist has, In fact, suggested a similar Lad year, the federal government spent api" ghborhood mwlve undertaking in auto development. people to rediscover the joys of nei Proximately $1.5 billion directly on child care Committee efforts, however, no matter how 'i1 specifications, with some molincauon ~hers, re&e the traffic death toll by provision, almost all of which went to families 0(1 pretty well sum up congressional reaction to tet well funded rarely produce such unique a kbg taking cars oft the highways contribu welfare or at the poverty level. Perhaps President Carter's stand-by plans for dealing the fightagainst air pollution, I'm In favor of dramatic new departures In technology. These illi n more was provided indirec to am more often solitary achievements, the result, through with the threatened oil shortage. ,tax credit which working parentstlycan claim of a gifted individual's faith In an Idea end Judging froin, statements i have " 's for child care costs. That good to hesi s ir ," I said. determination to realize it. Congress favors gasoline restrictions that Consens us clin ch ed a flat. Wh more at is likely Is a vast Improvement In c ta ur il the use of automobiles. The last major federal initiative on child "But If you're tiIkb1 about weekend clnilnp the existing Since I mtJon er'gine and In couldn't begin to ot th let that qu e em all, us came in lVfl, when then-Sen. Walter F. Mondale deprive good " of ° the fuel It uses. As one symposium particlpé$ - 1 a comprehensive bill through the consider the president's proposals through the satlon, bankrupt amupm.nt parks, create observed, with all the blue-sky thinking being former eyes of Congressman Consensus. (That's HerCongress only to see It vetoed by man Consensus, not the Clyde Consensus you )flPl0YDad at "sub a1*nd PnV clty done, the discussion nevertheless kept rdurn1ig Nixon. dwellers from escaping the urban environment "to that spark-Ignition engine." • probably were thinking of.) n, I).c, with r*eibliig drives to But that, If It leads to an energy-efficlept FI* the Consensus view of gasoline to t5nt their spirits mondale as chairmen of the Senate subagainst them." the cou ry, I'm vehicle and keeps Americans mobile In the committee on children and youth, is now trying rationing, - "U you're talking about a rationing systatn I add, "I can youhav. theugbt the problem decades to come, will be all right too. to put together a more modest, limited measure What about the dim-out of commercial that would establish a system of mate grants for that conserves vital fuel, helps hold down the tlrc price, makes America less dipindsistonliupoits 11041%?" a wide varlstyof child care sees, from hom. and reduce. our foreign trade deficit while Replied Consensus: "If you are tubing about based are to day care centers. stniIng the dollar abroad, I'm In favor of extinguishing garish s1W that wade precious Mw aid would be relatively small less than It. energy, tom $ear'4 vistas Into eyesores and $110 million In the nest fiscal year, Cranston "Big If you're talking about a ritloithig dupe the poor consumer, I'm for It. ___vet In this omatIOna1 Year of the program that Imposes hardships on crimulars, "But If you are tuIbb about lnmIng the (d," the only W11D opposing the child On adds to the government paperwork burden, brigid beacons of free enterprise that ilirnulat, bill of dozens who have testified so far was Interferes with our traditional freedom of move- business, edify shoppers and discourage the represai4ativ. of the Carter nLnist,at1on. mud and forces poor, elderly widows to walk 10 evildoers who iomt in the &im., I'mngalad American Ligios hardly a group noted blocks for their weekly groceries, I'm pk4 IL" for its Moeting heart liberalism, heartily en. ft." I get a thence to ask Consensus about Cg Big an asaat W, "Fm glad y're on top of the man datory temperature levels for public secretaq of Health, Education, and Welfare problem, COII*I. How do you feel about bMW He was, he q2.Jn4 We for an Insisted no new 'thUd C&e program is needed. the prpspectiv. closing of gasoline stations On appointment with a Bible ail,nun, . ,,, . , Susan Ann Welch - Craig Richard Keogh Mr. and Mrs. John D. Welch of 1025 Arthur Ave., Orlan do, announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan Ann, to Craig Richard Keogh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Keogh, 145 Lago Vista Blvd., Casselberry. Born In Orlando, the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harley C. Brown, 1031 Harley Ave., Orlando. Miss. Welch is a 1971 graduate of Edgewater High School, N4ndo. She received a Bachelor of Education In 1975 and a Muter of Education In 1976, both from the University of Florida. Miss Welch is a teacher at Mllwee Middle School. Her fiance, who was born In Sanford, Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gleason of Lake Mary. He Is a 1969 graduate of Seminole High School. He received a Bachelor of Education In 1973, and a Master of Education, In 1976, both from the University of Florida, He Is a teacher at Milwee Middle School. The wedding will be an event of April 7, at 7 p.m., at College Park United Methodist Church, Orlando. -' o ___ ____ I f, F/4I.Ip4ss.Ir. IAii ui ivi b A iviuy '. OS T Duilyluly I I.. ., N" 1i T' -1 U s a u a is Katherine Ann Harris .John William Rumbley Jr. Harrls.Rumbley Mr. and Mrs. John W. Harris of 1952 East End Drive, Orlando, umoimce the engagement of their daugther, Katherine Ann, to John William Rwnbley Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Rwnldey Sr., 2006, Chase Ave., Sanford. Born In Rlchlanda, Va., the bride-elect Is a 1973 gradiat. of Winter Park High School, Winter Park. She Is employed as an executive secretary. Her fiance, who was born In Sanford, Is the grandson of Mrs. Cuns Dwm, 1906 Lake Ave., Sanford, and Mrs. Jewel Rainbley of Kissimmee. He attended Simiflole High School, currently attends Sninol, Oxnrnimlty College, and Is employed as a :4.11 WASHINGTON—In the backrooms of m11-y pwths.s with the French. They have that they would ad4*tt "We would have no troops moved Into Ethiopia. To the south, I --: mflltajy sad Intempace dresiobseed their two wu dherInW ple £1L,id to i," ei liseil I11y 111 Cubes mercenaries gained a foothold on analysts are astiy preparing to,wrlls an Saudi pews from Japs to Wad Germany. told as "M privately, we would kom, the ArablanPthwo1ain South y.mn, To the nos Arabia as a US, ally. More Impodad, the 52* have eked closer plonce of the A1me Army I Saul both Intl isid Iraq were Viewed In They are giunly awe that the sfl-'n of to the Arch .em1d& The royal femity Is Arabia." 1 dea' dwe ab whigo* powers. Soul MaIds could be c'"eos. Fir the meleusto take oat rance top an Iran- —lki.,t---' They hats warssd that a UI Even Within the Saul borders, the vital Untied Slat.. has become deagarosly ilepsi- style 5as Agth. As the price for "y prumee only wj', the *1111the Persian Gulf 15" we Saul aids. the lasorasce, the Afab csads stata arecoatroatatles dates sad Incesese their Injily by a minority Moetun sad, ts The strategists dealreally Name the Saul pmv the landis to me all spiget as a w*w, ss*y forces have co'dleed.d 1jt., mp.ij m rulers, who hive tried falthlully to protect UI weapon apiad the ---OI'h-'be to literature In a oountry. to hasp oil prim 7be bends. They have foi a_ fires hasp the all ilowig. . me Soul. 4ows ad IheMa?a value up After lbs g, . 1csuldbssjebeInaulkAmid parties, Thesasn , In both Iran s down 01 the Iranian all _vimi. the bdlwaddbea ::M1s'nn.ngeraU 8., the .vu*ow of the dab by a uI —of to edSaWofal 111depped up th me preder'Ms to adisfy US. dwpdownubwdim i.,. riv ad an Wernift 1%9 seeds. Iiii4, In the IP of hwsr-IetsI psJ to rá osetrai, openers. *i of -- jerusalem The UJ ispuuti, in strict O5i 555 'pirs, is that the adruiemud of Saul abssdsssd the shah to appease t *sr, lbo of the mere allimi of Fr the Arabia cs have bus art 1 trouble. rsr'- uLss. 11* SUti5 began to worry urn ceugid be a um. n * ces Souls. At the lair' poitcr'1"g levels, the I CMtSr cs.S 11111111V pimeerey hive led f be the pili!ff's hiMed apes osBing the chets be the W m to protect vital UI beurads in adma tZstMorsnaessdthealIr' £Mto pat * oumisil preat to the rcyaJ tenö Am.IcE p1sd ves dill I the I DesIng as 'ivt. s,yVIP hall I -'ii advice stags: %t rdellus. add me acs, to the 1usd ps lime st.bsMsvet.dIMs*suld pr1Th-'-. cost Arab "t. m8 led tea_seris the 117$ Arch rilirtadly shades it. sits I. radars Ike se World War IL E,ii "Hews a b try to pull Ira eat of the all_embargo, the Saudis J.Iit the bsycett special rulat j w Saul Arms ad rely se," sold policy advisor, " he of , . riherladly ad codhad to beop en geed torusWOW em Inset to t:i UI besrude be the nvw rnHotd Saul MaIds as gmang bar. C5ts which t W' Wilk Wem. eddie Lad. ,,. Id tedoy Souls ns actively s.diag to Giber pu,ts w pretur to est $ U.S The pr' saver eased be embe, thebrA s N4was rilIu'ce on the United lots., miulwy presence in r,, s ArIs, as wer pridiasad. As the ls. awl, t ibey bits ad emlusriss bearing an elite I. chs power, net to tamper with the UI all ou won d ins their all trns fram "Top, Swim assd splgst The liresHe hats indicated e-"4—'laIy Ml ides. To the wed, levW.spsrW Cabs lad dkw bitlarly. brush lathe Soviet l ___ ___ — ____ -'- —.— Martin-Bohannon 0 ___ Mr. and Mrs. Dowry Brigs Martin of 3012 Puhnto Ave., Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Cynthia Mode, to Dwayne Earl Bohannon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo. Bobamson, 212 Pin. Winds Drive, Sanford. Bern in Sadord, the bride-elect is the granddaughter of the lot. Mr. aiMrs. Hurry W. Peters ot Suilurd, a1rM. and Mrs. E. J. Brown of Spartanbirg, S.C. Hw Bow, who as born inWed Palm Beach, Is the grandson of Mrs. trances Rock and the late Hoabler Rock o1Isdom, W. Va., and T4,de Bohanon Richards and Ihelde Joe lohannonSr. of Untth1fl. He Is unployed by Scotty's of Sanford. 1Iwsdd will beweveidof March 17,at2p.m.,at the Bosdall Holiness Church, Bwdill Avenue, Sasford. _____ ___ ____ 1111the um in ___ r" Young.WIlIIams Gay L. Yousg of Sanford, announce the their daughter, Donna Ann, to Ronald lagene W1mr, sun of Mr. ad Mr.. R. r. WIII1ITtI of Mr.and Um of , _____ -. 1. •r L __________ ___ _________ ..,.• - only oni blem with our am of poidIng to bHt Inflation — w'si bvs." -. ' '- -• - t— —. •- - - — ' S'- - -_ _ _",4 - ..,e.. . .... . . . ., ..,.-%-,-4K."• .. . .. •.-•.•-. . _ - . . Miss McCall Elected T Appear In Edition . fluenced, however, by what the DEAR ABBY: Now I know other kids In her class do. YOU why God lets the woman outlive must decide whether your her husband by about 10 years. 1 daughter Is able to stay by She needs at least that much herself. time to rest and recuperate. Getting married? Whether Pity the poor woman who's you want a formal church been married 50 years. I've' wedding or a simple do-youbeen married 17 years, and if -,I own-thing ceremony, get this man of mine des go 4woys new 000muet, "How to pretty soon, I pray to uoa that 1 will soon be laid to red. I "shacking up" or living Have a Lovely Wedding." Send couldn't take another 33 years together, and It should be made $1 and a long, stamped (28 of this. plain that all couples who cents) self-addressed envelope It's nag and brag! Rant and decide to live together do not to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, Shannon McCall rave! Yell and cuss! All he has necessarily establish a corn- Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. on his mind is eat, sleep and sex mon-law relationship. Abby, 20 states still recognize (especially sex). A poor woman goes to bed tired and wakes up common-law marriage, and tired. Alla man is good for lshis Ohio Is one of them. paycheck. 01110 LAWYER l'e heard women talk about how lonely they are after their DEAR LAWYER: Thank you husbands pass on. Well, here Is for pointing out that In those one who Is looking forward to states where common-Law "An Evening At The Opera" will be presented at the man-tag recognized, that day. Sanford Civic Center Auditorium on Saturday, March 17, NO SIG IN GARDEN CITY are as valid sad 1i41.g as a at6p.m. marriage can be And thank 'I program Is being sponsored by the City of Sanford DEAR NO SIG: Too bad you you too for letting my and admission will be free to the public. didn't sign your name. A know that "shacking ups' does W am and Adele Pirigyl will perform scenes from illi husband is entitled to know how net necessarily ut. "La Boheme," "Tales Of Hoffmann" In costume and a L.A. wife feels about him. He common-law medley of songs from Operetta. may want to hire a food tester. DEAR ABBY: lam having The Ballet Royal will perform three operatic ballets. DEAR ABBY: You recently a problem with my 11-year-old For further Information call the Sanford recreation published a letter from LIKES daughter, an only child. Annie dep art m ent 322-3161. IT LEGAL,who complained thinks she's old enough to stay because her boyfriend told her by herself when my h usband ir mi a sew NUWI U) was we mm in nrs rawuy now WJU £V our Cant Shannon McCall, actine and iiitoi,'iini' is it daughter of Mr. and Mrs. parttune student in the Glenn McCall of West SR l)rammit Department, 46, Sanford, has beenSeminole Community selected to appear in the College, and attends 1979 edition of "the Barbizon School of Encyclopedia of OutModeling, Attamnonte s t a it d i it g .Shannon is H Seminole High The bride, who attended Eewater Hish SchooL ysd as a recqitloedat in Gainesville. Is ni , Ow ss, wha as hers be 1'aom, N.C., Is the Mm L 7.s,Il3 E.DsbmeyItve, 1k is geaded. of I'1. High School, = 1rIi'± imunadlyCellegsflrtwoyemrs, and ed by UnIVIUL sirI( Co., GalossvWs. to . 11 on iS he iai'id at $ late, dets. America, Soccerettes and International Thespian Society. Comm anu nave astawam a reputation In their community DEAR MOM: Age is ad as man and wife, are, In the always the west Impeda.I eyes of the law, LEGALLY feeler. (Sims U.yssr.dds have en." same married. an 17-ye Furthermore, common-law, uid sitters.) I wadd met be be. marriage cannot be ended by on spouse simply moving o Each party has legal TV SERVICE obilgatinem to the ether, lint as I uwband and wife have In a socalled marriage. 'Thus, aimmaw maMage Is much more than just • th Chapter Has 'Love' Program _ Theta Epsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held Its last meeting at the Altamonte Springs home of member Arlene Dudley. • i chapter was presented a program by members Jan Krog and Joyce Harvey on a type of love that is sometimes forgotten - Friendship. Co-hostesses Debbie Bowlln and Saundra Hames provided an assortment of vegetable platters, cheese and crackers for refreshments Springs. If11114YOUR ________ At _ ____ -- THE CH IL LS ? ~ 1I YS TIME TO CHANGE TO ~ ________________________ t(111:q .14_11cT-1 ~ CALL 377-6S62 L?f:I ! Miss McCall, who has set PLUMBING a ____________ _____________________ S. her goals in the direction of ' -:..'. " . ______ I . £ILILI 1 ULUJI) _t__ married — they jad took the evening. She says she isthe common-law wives. While yojL only one In her dais who dill response was sound, you This sitter. My husband thinks Annie Is missed a geoi opportunity to correct a common mn. rigid. She bet a dumb child caption about common-law She's In a special class with marriages. gifted children, but to me, that A common-law marriage IS a doesn't matter. I still think an legal and binding marriage, 11.yearokl should not be left 51 just as valid as a ceremonial night without an adult. I would marriage with licensel appreciate your opinion, A couple who We together, ANNIE'S MOM School Spanish Club), Future Business Leaders of Scheduled In Sanford — Hi IIfl5j where she is a member of the Library Advisory Committee, La Gente A n Eveni n g At Opera st,_as____ V o u it g Americans." • The wedding will be an event of May 5, at 4 p.m., at Kraft Gardens, Winter Park. IS ....-----------------,, weak. is .. - --- . — JACK ANDERSON ---i - Her Marriage Is Brag! Nag I! Rave l Yell ! Cuss o! _ — - — . — — A citizen's rally was held at citizens present, and any others measured a long 23 inches It she then had a stroke. As if that relatives. the Winter Springs Civic who are interested in this birth. If that seems like quite B wasn't enough, she had a Center-City Hall. Its purpose cause, to send letters to local large baby, remember that the second stroke which left her was to discuss the ways and postmasters, public officials, Hendrix other son, 19-month. paralyzed on her right side. Oii Saturda , March 11, ud means of obtaining a post office etc. giving reasons why they old Charles, weighed in at close Her nnuiy friend.s in the city Suuda, Mai'di 18, V.i1,ia - i.i and Its own zip code for the city. feel Winter Springs needs a post to 11 pounds! will reinembr Mickey as a very ('otninuinty College ill • Present at the rally were office. gutsy lady. She called inc from i\anule 1'alt'idoscope lii, Representative Bobby BranMayor Piland offered the Texas the other evening and weekend for dogs and th: tley, Mayor Troy Piland, Jeanie eltv' Sv1t'PS -I ,.....• ....i .. and said citizens I vaLUtii tillu LLJIflOUII SOC Silil IWI 01 lovers at the West (allipiLs. lHuu Roberts, representing who are interested in writing former councilman Irwin fight and said she woUl(l South Kirkman Hoad, Orlaiitl Congressman Richard Kelly, the city Is serviced by the letters could obtain names and Hunter was seen attending city conquer this latest tragedy. and Councilman Bill Jacobs. Maitland post office and half by addresses by calling Mary council meetings a few weeks She said she plans to spend Starting at II) am. Saturdi Chairing the meeting was the Casselberry post office. Norton, City Clerk, 327-1800. ago. Irwin, his wife Beckie, and the winters in Florida and ill be an All Obedience ha former Winter Springs counWhen this plan was revealed For further information on this their two daughters now live in hopes to see her friends litn a M and it Working Territt cilman and one of the coor- one letter carrier, who did not letter writin g campaign you Melbourne. while - hale and healthy. Trial. dinators of the movement, John want to give up his present can also call 327-1735. Whenever Hunter is visiting Sunday's activities begin at Booth. route, with backing from his friends in the city, he makes a Meadowlark's ''traveling am.. ithi it day of somiiethini Those attending were told of union, filed a grievance point of stopping by and oh' granny." Hertyl Tate, was hack f or everyone tracking, lur , the efforts made to date to specifically against the conDo you remember depart- serving the council proceeding. in town last wt'ckt'ntl. After coursing, obedience .01(1 t'fl obtain a post office for the city. solidatlon plan. That grievance ment. former Winter Springs living in Winter Springs sonic Eu liii all uii co lli pet it ijill , Those Included letters written was filed some three months councilman Ernie Hendrix is years. she recently moved to featuring Specialty Classef 1W, about the situation from ago and ls expected tobesettled now living in Pensacola Mickey lk'nnan, a member l'i(tsburgh, Texas with her inam brt'etLs. An added. at-President Carter, down through in about six months. operating his own business. He of the Winter Springs Ladies daughter, Linda, son- in-law, traction will be (lie famnot the political and postal service lithe grievance is won by the called friends recently and Auxiliary to VFW Post 5405, Joe and their four children. The Jacksonville K - 9 [)rill '[cain echelon, letter carrier, hopes of ever proudly announced that he and recently moved to Denisomi. Kizers were aLso residents of performing precision iiiarchtiii It was revealed that, in a first obtaining a post office and zip his wife, Vickie, a former Texas. It was a move that the city for some years. obedience routines at 12: 45 p in step to eventually obtaining a code for the city seem dim, Winter Springs Elementary caused problems in her Life. Ilertyl vi.ited with lthby and Food and drink t ill ht. post office In the city, the postal according to Rep. Bobby school teacher, are the proud Before she arrived in Texas, Al Kimball, Carol and Whitey available both days, and wi service was considering a Brantley, who is Investigating parents of it bouncing baby boy. Mickey had a heart attack on l'etrolf, and Betty Eastham, litissiomi and parking are fro, consolidation of all mall the problem. Timothy Allan Hendrix was the plane and was taken to it one at it tune, before For inforiiiatiuu on entenn: through the Casselberry post Booth, Mayor P11-end and born on Feb. 26 weighed In hospital in Texas. After "traveling" to Homestead to any of the events. contact Steve office. At the present time, hail Rep. Brantley All urged those at 10 pounds and I oz., and recuperating froin this attack, visit with other friends and or Marilymi Krejci at 855-4301 - Welch-Keogh — m Citizens Rally For Post Office III I cans ___ • • or another, close to entire United States, there were only about the __ InAndAroundWinterSprings Car? ByDONGRAFF Anyone for an Inflatable car? How about one Oat relies for PO wer on the 60 and the wind? Farfetched? Possibly, but not so far as tc be beyond consideration by automotive specialists in their wide range of respo nses to a cballejt The challenge is to "reinvent" the automobile and It comes from Transportation Secretary Brock Adams, who believes development of is alternative 10 today's energydemandlng vehioi Is absolutely essential if, by the later years of this cent ur y, Americans are not to forfeit their rights to drive where and when they please. Adams' first call to the cause, last December, drew a cool response from automakers who saw In It an unrealistic demand upon their industry. The reception was considerable more cordial, however, during a recent follow-up s)1Tposiafl of engineers and scientists, to which Adamsproposed a joint Industry-government developmental effort with Washlngtoa bankrolling research In the necessary now. technology on the scale of some $100 million annually. A Washington conference In April bringing together Industry loaders and government specialists Is the next step In Adams' graad. design for an eventual national autornobUe 1 policy. Such a cooperative push might well prodeos the "energy-stretching, life-saving, people. pleasing" car of the future Adams sees a _______ _____ ____ ; — They are the "latch key" children, the yomtiofworfrth rs vft nge froni school each day to an empty house where television set and a telephone are the only available "child care 'I resources. Nobody knows for sure how many there are, although the Census Bureau estimates at least two million children ages 7 to 13 are left alone each day without supervision. Millions more youngsters too young to go to school are shuttled abo ut from babysitters to group-care homes to relatives, neighbors and occasionallychild care centers as women with and without husbands flood the labor market. Within the space of a single decade, the child care problem In this country has reached crisis proportions. Whatever the reasons economic, social or a combination thereof mothers are leaving home for the work force at an ac celerating pace. By last year, according to the U.S. Department of labor, 60 percent of all women with school-age children were working, along with almost 44 percent of all mothers with children under 6 "as of age. They left behind them, to be cared for one way Better A % 11, ,,,,,,, 11 BERRY'S WORLD Candidates both young and old are vying for the title of Oviedo Centennial Queen who will be crowned tonight (Friday) at the Centennial Ball at Oviedo high School. The dance starts at 8 p.m. and will end at I a.m. Front row (from left), nominees are Mendi Voska, Karen Jacobs, Penny 011ff and Marquise Patton: back row, Mae King, Bonnie Mockbee, Sharon Cauthan, Lena Blanton and Lisa Carron. ' — Special Handling ents gem 1 New Car AL.K3H1' ______________ Most of the pundits have concluded that Mr. Carter could either rise to the heights or fall even furtherinesteem — dependlnguponwhetherhe can pull It off, whether he can Indeed get Egypt and Israel to sign that elusive peace treaty. We do not subscribe to that rise or fall theory. Sure. Mr. Carter probably is putting some prestige on the line wooing and pursuing Messrs. Begin and Sadat. But surely that is pilcetobe paid for a world leader especially by the leader of the greatest nation in the world. ARL?AR9ONME... UT CQ%.'L YOU SPARS K a Eng 11011 VIEWPOINT Friday, March 9, 1979—SA 1111111111111 — -_- ey' 'L a tc h Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. "Well, what would you say If you went on without me, and I showed up later In casual clothes?" Yank asked with a wide grin. Belle draped the gown over a garment hanger on a door hook, placed her hands firmly on her hips, and gazed Into Yank's twinkling eyes saying, "Not one word would I say. The communication between: us from that point forward would be through my: attorney." "Divorce or homicide attorney?" Yank questioned while shielding his head with his hands to and scurrying out of the room. On the way to the car Belle told Yank, "You were On most handsome man at the performance." Yank grinned while tugging at the knot in his tie. Incidentally, the charming man from the north Is my husband still. — — OURSELVES "No real big deal," Belle avowed. "I'll just step on your Ill' "yaller" truck, tuck it in the comer ofa :. small biggie and tote It to the recycle center next Fum s 45 Ft -. • Now in Florida, the famous Florence Denture Clink's offer you same-day service and professional care for us littb us $60. 00 for a complete set of quality; individually fitted permanent dentures. Deluxe rnodelsfrnni $150.00. Florence, under the direction of (tentists licensed by the State of Florida, is the most experienced, Largest (Ienttirt' clinic in Florida. • .4 ',_ IV. 411 The t7Y Oflftal 'I --• .,----. .pl....•.... ' — - ................. — -. 11 , - -- ---- -- - -- .. . .. . f �6A-Eveni ng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Marc. Pt, 1,7, . ... ....... Adventist THE SEVENTH DAY Saturday 9:308 Worship Service Wednesday Slight Prayer Service ...... COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17.93 at Piney Ridge Rd. Casselberry Rev. Arth ur Padgett Pastor Assoc. Pastor Rev. Walter Reid 1:316 11 am. Morning Worship 1:35611 am. Church School Services with classes for all ages Fellowship Coffee between services UMYF 1:30p.m. Evening Worship l:OOp to. Wed. Bible Study £ Prayer Serv. l:30p in. First Wednesday Fellowship .: Pastor Douglas Jacobs Services Sabbath School .• . . :::: .... M X. THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNIT Y, i II Ill m A 700pm. Assembly Of God I ¶cj j .. .............. . . FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cor. 27th and Elm Rev, E Don Co. Pastor Morning Worship lila m. School ofttte Bible I 45 11.11111 Morning Worship 1100am Evening Service 700 pm • i 1 iu0000 FV~-ia '- ., OUR NATION ! FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Ill Park Ave. Leo F. King V. Scott Harris Morning Worship Sunday School pastor 1:00p.sn COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road, Lake Mary Don Shockley Pastor Sunday School COla m. Preaching lWorshiping II Oh m Bible Study 5:30pm Sharing a Proclaiming 7: So m Wed, Prayer Meet 730pm. Nursery Provided 3401 S. Park Ave. m.isso Tvn.Evening Prayer Serv. Tues. Official Board Meet Rev. ldmendL. Weber 7:30mm, 0:00 p.m. Pfller 'unday School Falses,shlp Morning Worship Nazarene 1:31a.m. ll:h.lIa.m. 11:11a.m. FIRST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ill Park Avenue, Sanford Or. lay T. Cosmato Pastor Morning Worship 130a.m. Sunday School Morning Worship 11:008m. Church Training 1:11:,M.m. Ivening Worship 7: 30 pm. Wed. Prayer Service 1:30p.m. I JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1531 West First Street S. E. Stanton Pastor Sunday School 10:014.m. Morning Service 11:000.m. Evening Service 7:30p.m. 7:30pm. Wednesday Service Old Truths for a New Day Morning Worship YoutMeeting ts HOLY CROSS Ml Park Ave. The Nov. Leroy D. Soper Holy Communion Holy Communion Church School WoIyCommnlen 11:31a.m. 1:11 p.m. EveningSe,vlce 5:11pm. Wed. Bible Study 7:30p.m. NURSERY PROVIDED LONG WOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Car. Church Ave. £ Grant St. (Southern) Pastor Rev. James W. Hammock 1:41 am. Sunday school 11:01a.m. M.rnlng Worship 5:00p.m. Ctivrch Training 1: .m. Evening Worship Wednesday Evening 1: 30 Prayer Service Evangelist Service Rector SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 Airport Blvd. Phone 3130000 Minister Clitfori W. Schaub 9:458.1". Sunday School 11:01a.m. Wor ship Service 1: .m. Eveni Ser vice 7: 01 p.m. Prayer Moetllsg Wed. 5:11a.m. 11:11a.m. 11:11a.m. 11:118.m. APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH 211 Maifland Avenue SuIte ION Allamset, SprIngs Congregational Pastor SISIa7SCRSII Sunday lygning Fri. mime $tvdy WINTER SPOS. COMMUNITY EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAL Meeting at Winter Spgs. Elementary 11:11a.m. Sunday School 11:11a.m. Worship Pastor Rev. Robert Burns LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE RIIDEMER 2321 Oak Ave. "The Lutheran Hoer" and TV "This Is The Life" Rev. ElmerA.Revsclser Pastor Sunday School 1:15a.m. Worship Service It: 31a.m. Vanes Street Sunday service 11: 018 .m. S.ndIy1chSO Wodnesdey Restimany MeetIng Reading Room daily 11:11a.m. 7131p.m. 10:01a.m. 11:11a.m. 7:30p.m. 7:30p.m. 11:11am, Young People 7:30p.m. 7:00p.m. 7:31p.m. 1:11p.m. Ladles Bible Class, Tuesday Wednesday BibloClass 10:118.m. 7:30p.m. ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 711 Oak Ave.. Sanford Fr. William Ennis Paste, Pr.PMocii.11 AULPIsIW Sat. Vigil Mass 7:01p.m. 5a.m.. 11: 30 Sun. Mass Confessions. Sat. si pm Dr. Marshall C. Dandy Morning Worship VW Nursery Swndayschool ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH SR. 4246 Red lug Rd. Oviedo I S&avia) John J. Kvcharlk NOV. Pastor Sunday School 9:458.m. Wa ship krvloe 0:301 11:11a.m. We maintain a ChrIstian School Kindergarten through Eighth Grade FP Church Of God Sunday School Morning Worship 1:11a.m.. 10:11a.m. ' GRACE UNITED 'METHODIST CHURCH Airport Blvd. I Wegd'end Dr. now. Frei ft. Gar*ns, Pastor Church School 7:30p.m. 5:31 p.m. nd Prayer 10:11a.m. Tueldayand Wednesday Sharing Groups 7:31p.m. Nursery Provided for all Ssrvlces os a . "TRUE CHURCH OF000" 3711 Rldgeweod Ave. Morning Worship Evangelistic Service (lvenlngWershipl 1st 1 3rd Tuesday Nights -Bible Study Thursday Night Service 1,,___.. • J¼ Sanford, Florida 37771 Eider Robert Dumas Sunday School . . Pastor :30a.m. 11:458.m. 7:30p.m. I- *1Ptte51ob0by 1:30p.m. 7:30p.m. Monday Ruth 1:1-18 I Kings 18:21-39 Kosher Adverkamg Service. Strasbuig. Vvrva For Transportation PtIone3IS.3115sr333.7I50 • Tuesday Psalms 119:1-24 . • ' L.' I I I Sunday TheAinsnCwIBüeSoCIety - Thursday Isaiah 2:1-4 Friday Isaiah 6:1-8 _______ Saturday Isaiah 45:1-25 ... 7:11p.m. 7:31p.m. Wednesday Meriting Prayer Group No W If Provo" ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK SanfordF Is. Howard H. Hodges and Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. 1. ' THE McKIBBIN AGENCY ii u ance HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff BIBLE BOOK CENTER . -. H . . WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY : :AMBLY OP SOD New Testament Baptist Ckgrds Quality Ian, North LsRgw1od New Mt. lien Baptist Church 1710 Fear Aye lavenna Park Baptist Church, 3713 W. 300 St. People's BaptIst Chapel, 1301 W. First Street, Sanford As Assembly of Sa" 11* & 1 0 4PTIST Chnicts of ChrIst. Geneva Church .4 Christ, Lsqs..aad , Church 4 Christ. W. 17th St. N.r*side Church 1 Christ. Pta. Haven Dr., Maittand Pinocrest Baptist Church. lIP W. Airport Blvd. Baptist Church Ovieds . Calvary Baptist Church. Crystal lake I lit Labs Mary ii',,Cs$lIlbIrry Bpllsi Church. 710 SsmI..la Blvd. (lutist Baptist Church. 1111 Gab Ave. 'Zhufosta First BisI Clear ow Missionary Baptist Church. Sau*west Rd. CdonlryIlds laplist Char County Club Road. Lake Mary Victory BaptIst Church OldOrIaadgEdatNostor Ave PInt lapsed Church. Sit Park Ave. Wctedihlp BaptIst Church of Altamonle Springs, Of. 434. Jtaa,osls Springs First Baptist Church of Geneva 'Viral Churuk Geneva First Baptist Church of Labs Mary First Baptist Church 0' Lake Mooros Prairie Lou Baptist UIds Nd., Porn Park Progress Missionary Church, Midway Iucsad lush Missiesary Ispilsi Church. West Sanford Suntand Baptist Church. 1535 Palmetto St. JamesMissienary BaplisiChurek. St. RtllSOsteon St. (abs Missionary Baptist Church of Camaro. City, Inc. St. Paul Baptist Church. $I) Pine Ave. St. Matthews Baptist Church, Canaan hats. t.rinptiese Missionary Baptist, no a Cedar If. Johns Missionary Baptist Church 031 Cypr ss It. Temple Baptist Church. Palm Springs Nd., Allamenfo Springs William Chapol Missionary laptist Mail & William St., LiSpasite Springs loin Nope Baptist Church. ill Grange Ave. of . EASTERN ORTHODOX CATHOLIC Church If S. Nativity. Labs Mary LII Isulg CiWelit Church. Ill Gal Ave.. Sanford St. (afbe'Is Church, tluuud Trail. Dolary St. Augustlap Catholic Church, Sunset or.. near Sutton Rd., Cnss'korry St. y Magjioisas Ca*lsc Church, Marnand Ave.. AHam.nls _____ "Pint Baptist Church 1111- 0* SprIngs AU's tlstBap0lsOChurchoIWlnisr$prings,mlaPs-sRd IVI$$kIIIN Mlsaisnaryffof Church. 1)51*. 12*54. PJçsl Baptist Church ii Ohm I' P Hood__ Saptiof Church, Ovimds Jordan Mitoirajy lapsed Church. 161) S. 11 $IrIhlido 1*450 CIWub, MIssionary saptiof Church. Noill It. ESSOrP'III auuios laptuol Church, Gal NIh Ed., Solos. Maralap Slery lapSed Choral. kuovs Hwy. !1I W. Mortal Pulnollfve Saptlm, 1111 (miof A ve., Sanford $ajIl$t Chure Iwa'* *1.15 , Ooof S. Lakes Catholic Church. IllS MaslmlUan. OslIssa ChaUh. St. Glorgeol O.C.A.. Ill South St.. Foci Park Eastern $7.11, Fern ' caur. g NUT0ONAI Cssmjggsit.maI Chriollan Church. 1001 Part ciottecs OF COMM ChUrch Si Christ. lilt S. Past Ave. A . _____ III I -- . _ -. - - - . - . -- - , . Sysagegee. m.st .p as I.osrgaos Mall. A'tsonft Springs - .. U0604 Community Pvelbytirla. Church Upsal. Rd. Westminster Presbyterian Church. Rod Beg Rd., Casialkerry - S,,Il1*.dB,**NnIWChurch Most Baruwtl United Memarlal Church, I. Deary Avg., Enilrpri Bear Late Untied Mi*a*s* Church Bathol A.M.E. Church. Canaan Npts. Cmselbecry Community Ua010d Methodist Church. Hwy. 17.03 & PUsey Ridge Rd.. CssloIberI-y Christ United Methodist Chords. Tucker Dr.. Suniand Estates Dolary Cemmuolty Malkadlot Church. W. NlghbaMs Nd.. DIary First United 431*5db, Church. Ill Part Avg. g *1*0*5* Church I Oviods Pint lauthorn Church. 1411 S.S$d Ave. Free Methodist Church. 111W. 40 $I. Gamva Mathedist Church, Geneva Grace United Matbadist Church, Airport Blvd. Grant Chapel A.ME. Chords, Oviods Oakgreve Ma*s*st Church, Oviedo Osloon Methodist Church Pasla Wesleys. MuIhedsi, 11.46*. al Pasfo St. James 1MB. ION of Cypress St. Lobe MS. Church of Camera. City inc.. Boardall 50111451 St. Mary's A.M.I. Church. U. II. III, Ossoos St. Paul's Ma*a&st Church. OslO.. It, inlerpriw Stafford Momirlat Church. I. DeBary lsrd, United Ma*s*sl Church. $1430 and 4 Lug.ud NASARENI ' Pint Church Woo Na wens. 210$ Sanford Ave. QenS rch of lie Naaarone, 5.1.45, Geneva Lake Mary Church SI lIe Neuron.. La&e Mary save,, ', _____ *5 Ne Wine. Wayman & Sosaup Ave.. 5IVINTN.DAy ADVENTIST Fgrgst (Ma 111 Will £dt Chqr Hwy. 434. Forest City Qy $fo$ Church, Maitlind Ave., Aflam.n,, Spgs Sanford Iavsnih-Sey At..aslo church, *1 Elm _ Mars Nih vsn*-Dsy 4*eontl$ Church. Ill FineSt., Sanford OTHER CHDRCISE$ Allen's A.MI. Church. Chive & 12*. All Faith Chapil. Camp loesinsle. Wabiva Pail Rd. s.areais Avenue Nuilnoss Chapel, Be~ A ve. CkVlvI'B Cammurt Church ChgdsofJlW5ChiWofLorIniS_flISpWtAve. PWllChurchSiChliW.Siisntiol.SllI.SdSl. Labs M.i.es Chapel, Grange Blvd., Lake Moaroe klngdnmhabeli,Wsininssl.LabcMoerseUisEl,I543*. Thud lOuIS CNUI S L1y115 Sod. Midway ____ ______ - . .. - flollesu 0'JMavms"r'i.iu, PIE&$YTINIA&u Dettonaayukyte,ia. Church, $ola. Blvd., $ Apehe Ave., Labs Mary UsfIW Presbyterian Church Pint Pve$bØsr* Church Sib Ave. & led W. First Prosaylorias Church II Oslary. I. Nvand i Canvsn PuubyI..Ian Church. 31115. Sounds e Or. l. Aa*e*g Pvs$,S.,Ian Church. WI) lose tabs It Priori.. Church. $101 Palm prtags Rd.. .. ...., a ___ -' - - - - ...Ju, Clogof. £'---- ______ _____ lam d City Weds,_SpringsCirmueji, ' ..rw * - ___ Po4tm Sos. 54* Tassreadle,Rldgeomj Ave., (ON i• 'N" $0011110 Nigh SChool) First FIrIUuol Church 0' riuss P1,1* PasInf Church Si $ailerd ,ub Gospel Talsmsads. ma Country clu Mi. Shoe Church. Gel Nil Rd., GaNgs sanford 5*ancs Church, IdOlS. Part *o. Sanford ElSie Church. 1101 Id Ave. SISMidCWUUNII 2145*. 0115$. TN. lalypfigs Amy, 305 W. liii SI. Rolling hills Morsels. Church. SI 430 Li- u.p Effiamu Morgelas C*5ub. ry ggs $,. Wi ______ l U1110G Claret 0' CheW. Wgnini,. C--- . _____ Ls.sln Lutheran Church. Ovorirish Or., Caliolborry Gold Ss i -rd United Lulheron. 21055. Orta Br. Lv*ora.ëbwch of Provldsaco. Dotissi d LvIhwanChurch04S.R,deems51W.fl0P$ad. Messlak Lairs. Church. Gays M.I $1.11, Casaolterry ChursiSiChelit, * Pals Ipruss Br Aftamantu Spas - _____ .jg Chapel. U.S. Hwy. LUTHERAN ChuroksICWlstILikaINsn. U.S. $7.fl$Cosia1 erry ___ pvg 5pIfaJ Church. l*W. 11151. Church. St. j Tho Church if lIe lead $hapIiart Midland Ill tab. Ave. All Saints EpIscopal Church. B Dolai'y Ave., Uaforprlss Christ Episcopal Church, LuiL.I1 hIlly Creep Episcopal. Part Ave. at 4*1t., Senford SI. IIchorWsur, sIll LaboN II.. *mor Puss CNKJiw Dur 14115. $0nlor Ave. Sashed Christian Church. IN W. AirpIrl Blvd 5$f Church. FlInGS Nov.. Or., Midland cari,gi Sear Lab. It of Jamioa. 11011 *111551-V 1*141 Church. $00 Jorsy __ Ave. __ isi sam 'r-irrv 1*101. IB Ave.___ *ssrp CIOl P.a Nichory Ave. Lompie s. QiIlfrlll,!' 1*50' *05. Clvii_____ - lastornOrlhedsa Church, St. Olmas. IllS. Magnolia Ave.,anford EastsrsOrthedni Church, St. George, 510 Sherwood Cf., Attamsnlg EPISCOPAL CHRISTIAN METHODIST CHURCH OF GOD Church of God. Ill HIckory Church of God. 113 W. 22nd St. Church of Got OvI,ds Church 44 God Holiness. Lake Monr11 Church SI God Muon. Enterprise Church Of God. 1101 W. ISO St. Church of God I. Christ, Oviodo C111011`061601161 Prophecy, 111111011. Elm Ave. Church of God of pruphery. 1101$. PgrslmmonAvo. Rescue Church Si God. 1111W. lION St.. Sanford "True Church of God". 2100 Rldgewo.d Ave, Sanford ' ,1,5* Baptist 01 Oviods St. Lubes Lutheran Churlu. at. 435 W6,16 St. $tephen Lu*IrsaCh h, 4$ êust Weslel II, Lsagwsad _ - - ,.... ____ ______v Tr.stuM , ,. -.. i r . ii .AI)I Renewal Series Set Grace Methodist ... __ - . Cer lloC ade To Open rus .' ' . . ' • - More Tribes es J'..I IJIUI Author of 32 books, he seats open to people of all family needs of the audience. By REV. LEO KING He has worked In apThe foundational principle of produced the national "Help' faltha. The Crusade, conducted Ytit Usited Metbet Charek proximately 400 revival by International evangelist his ministry has always been: line" television series as well as By the end of 1978, at least one Where shell we find the an. crusades in the United States book of the Bible had been "This is not the work of a man, special, prime-time the Morris Cerullo, will continue , swer to the problems that tease Monument to and other countries and WUS a published In 1,660 of the world's through Tuesday night, March but of the work of the Holy "Nasada: 'andtcrture the minds of people Miraculous answers to Freedom." delegate In 1974 to the Inter- languages and distinct dialects, . ... spirit 13. today? There are baffling prayer have been seen In every A special gospel concert national Congress on World according to the American problem of peace anng the Rev. Allen Fraley Jr., pastor crusade service for the past 27 featuring Archie Dennis will in Lausanne, Bible Society's annual Scrip. '.'. Evangelization natlool, the stubborn issue of of First Assembly of God, years. begin each night at 7 p.m. 'fl5, Switzerland. He has led "Love ture count. / racial jiIce and equality, day,, has been named comes to services will start at 7:30p.m. Orlando, Cerullo Rev. Invasion" lay witness missions bv.dav rdat1ix with members - ._,. -at..... x. This represents an increase " iwia* busy do following a ousy MhnIMlOn Is Free and all serNorthern Ireland, England of 29 Languages over the 1977 " Orlando Orl an to our families, our friends, and forgivenius of QwIst and being terdenomlnattonal steering schedule which Included vices are open to the public. MORRIS CERULLO and South Africa. reconciled to God by )U, ott neighbors. count of 1,631. Among these are We are to have a ministry of The New Ttwne'it gives ON 6 languages spoken in Papua adustothsenaweraift Ms. rscoocthation In the worid If New Guinea, 5 In Australia, 3 psopi. are to work together "Each should learn to each In Brazil and the Philipt)th11 from other's point of better, U60 pines, 2 in the U.S.S.R. and 2 in l.vin.trplfurther gives some 1tLN had two ofMexico. The Gospel of Mark standards by which we ficers who fail out with one was the first Scripture Portion neuncernent by the Interfaith dericored the theological energy is cause of social In- llxnitpleasure driving, buy cars ever published in Paiute, a ByDAVIDEANDEIIION iy bst osme at liv, when he declares: Coalition on Energy of its background In announcing the justice at home and abroad." that get good gas mnilage, use language spoken by 7,000 UPIRsligis Writer to t '."I " Wgdbw in arny, live caznp&ign. public transportation, car Indian 19 rtogether In love, as Iho you cosvsp1.111,d about each other, Dr. George Outen, general "covenant for copervatlon new "AU To Implement its C*fl1PIlfl, pools, walk or hike as often as vaflons in1IVUI energy resources on had only s mind and one Lee clUed them tegother. secretary of the United campaign aimed at Involving Nevada, Idaho and spirit between you. Never act "Now," he said, "both of you MIIIW(Ld Ch$tdi's board of local churches and synagogues which the human race depends the Interfaith Coalition, possible and Improve the churchandsoclety,uyachirch to Initiate a specific energy torheat,foodandamultltudeof ported by the Union of Hebrew energy efficiency of their from motives of ossly rivalry or have come to me and The complete Bible has been CItICfl1, the houses. cultural blng'...are gifts of American C people have a special conservation program. published in 268 languages, persol vulty, bs* n hnIiMy yost My the Council, The Lutheran Church In our creator God, gifts which j•. Lutheran think morsof each other then the others I w the as who Is respoi11ty when It Comm to New Testaments in 453,. and i.sattaaitto1E.elheststep energy me end corsoervatlon. America and the American Lord gives to supply the needs WuhlngtcnOfflce of the United None of the promises are portions 939. you do of yotisaives." Presbyterian Church, the radIcally new but a great standard of toward rcoucthatlom. You It Is a theme being in- Lutheran Church, In an- of all peoples." eml1e Entire Bibles were published ch of the Brethren and specific and the nation's he ard in religious nouclog our Clut "Yet, If we their the suppodkr In our relations with have less to e.roiiM." ( CI1&'IY for the first time in two new our Network, an organization circles, net only In response to energy ervatIou program, consciences about religious coinmumilties remain languages. Kate in Papua New oea ___ asther, W a diffuriut osusiso a holic nuns, the latest round of oil price called It "a theological Imstewardship of these resources, Roman Cat one of the few major voluntary G uinea and Mofa in Cameroun. placsthswot'Idwouldbslfwe followed. atwe-In thIs nation, nt th dist ributing "covena bu t we flnd hikes " cards networks that exist at a Paor'c'P' ______ me' t There were 28 Languages in sdd sppreaimate this hi end WOOICO of roots level where such actions which o1cP' reflect on are using far more inviting "all the imperUv. stems tram " at ie men ' which in torn apart has complete New t Idssl. then we need and we are good will to Join with us In a can be Implemented. whow gth of stewardship together Testaments were reported Ow growth In Christ Is a been li0l covenant to COII5CIVe energy." amI fears that the world Is stewardship of God's creation wasting them," he said, published for the first tLzç. IWUIIINbUIhO(1Ui* Gad and man at the United r'p&y rwshthl out of nOfl' arid its rusoeras,' said the MiUrd said th "it is CIW that the I'eltglOUI New Testaments were. the ad peas, us the mss vans u4tI'suiGedCStO il SA in M $($tls$CCOsagI for uioreOwn a In the covenant, people community should or, ke*: "T,oweudsnlclll, m In the FinN of His Ion NSVIbII natitil TIIOWC' I4dhlral Counc U first Scriptures ever published recent ft ioiy moat imdog the support of the two third of the world's energy 1M5 promise to take a series of value of the judicious .t-t ° lbs in Um languages of Sout hern of gjuiij ises, and "as much us 50 percent of specific steps, Including earth's resources," slid istatJ's of Qrlan sari LiMrars demnlnMloi Gas& Sudanese Arabic, of Ganilt in , ., lowering of thermostats end hot Rev. Paul Kittlaus, director of India, of Tamupulma in Ghana, The Rsvp William H. Millard, this energy is wnd.d." ie Jewish involvement In the of this teats norm isa proper we He said the nation's "over water beaters, turn off un- the United Church of Christ's and of Yareba In Papul New e.orgyc.uiwiadonmovtuwi S.J., director of the Interfaith W 11111 aim well bicaisae,.uu' d i came ricedly with the anC.odMios on Energy, alan consumption and waste of necessary lights, considerably office for church in society. GUIDCI. wllho,wasth,r,Awarsofths betWMsus1 mu Has Duty To Conserve ______ - w ____ - - ' ___ au _ . ,- ' raising Love Answer To Problems -. b WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes , .. 'presented April 6-21 by Cross and Sword, St. Augustine, at 8 'p.m. Written by William Gibson, who wrote the play, "The Miracle Worker," will be directed by Tom Rabner. Tickets are new on sale at the Cross and Sword box office, P.O. Box 1965, and group T$tlS Clii Augustine, Fl. 064. For STENSTROM REALTY Herb er Stenstrom and Staff L. 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Worshiplorvke k Wednesday Psalms 119:25-48 - -'.- She replied, "Yes, Lord. I By EDITH DEEN that you are the Christ, believe (Third of eight pe) \ of God, he who Is the son words to the sick and Jesus's .. dying are affirmations of faith. coming into the world." .. Sometimes he merely came When they met Mary at the Into t heir presence; sometimes tomb, she repeated the words ..he only saw them from afar. Martha had said earlier: . i. ft 1, .,, fl Whatever the procedure, the "Lord, If you had been here, my __ healed and the onlookers were brother would not have died." 1'°' HERBERT BOWI)OIN JIMMY SOWDER _ filled with a se nse of wonder. For once Jesus himself wept :•. '______ _______ ____ t he saw: the grieved ha When Simon Peter's mother- at w in-law had a fever, Jes us only sisters he loved and their 1, f riends, ,• stood by and gently touched her hand. The fever left, and she When he came to the grave, be ____ he asked that the and served him. To the woman who had removed. Then he lifted up his At hemorrhaged for 12 years, eyes and said: "Father, I thank me. I ____ Jesus declared, "Take heart, thee that thou hut heard A four-day of Renewal Sowder is president and daughter; your faith has made knew that thou hearest me , you well." The woman had only always, but I have said this on Crusade on the the theme crusade director for the "Victorious Life" will be Bowdoin-Sowder Crusades, and felt his touch, but she received account of the people by, that they may believe that conducted at Grace United was formerly crusade director t1LI*i hIs power and was restored, Methodist Church, 118 W. for the Ford Philpot Christ's raising of the dead thou dldst send me." in a loud After that he said Airport Boulevard, Sanford, Evangelistic Assn. lie is in was even more miraculous. Lazarus, the brother of voice, "Lazarus, come out." and scholars combined. To the revelations were the gateway Sunday through Wednesday by great demand by churches and Martha and Mary, had been in And Lazarus did, his hands and sick and the dying, he iniparted lie opened to a new and higher Evangel ists J hmny Sowder and conferences as a dynainic speaker and has lectured on the tomb four days. Jesus first feet bound with bandages and what Paul called "a secret and order, leading us to a Dr. Herbert L. Bowdoin. said to Martha: "Your brother his face wrapped with a cloth, hidden wisdom of God, which knowledge of the inner self, a Services will be Sunday at 11 evangelism in seminary Jesus said to those near the God decreed before the ages for fuller understanding of the soul. a.m. and at 5p.m. following a classes. will rise again. i am (NEXT FRIDAY: At the well) covered dish supper. Services He has written an manual on resurrection and the life; he grave, "Unbind him and let him our glorification." (From "Wisdom from Women the other nights Jesus's healing and his will be from 7-9 evangeliani and was delegate who believes in rue, though he go." and dead were among In the Bible," by Edith Deen. science of the p.m. on the themes, Conference to Without "Back to from the Florida die, yet shall he live, and 1978 by E Copyright (C) st miracles; of the eves In scholarship, Jesus shed more his greate yet his dith Bethel", "Prayer", and the Gener al Conference whoever li ves and beli permission Reprinted by things human and moral and spiritual revelations Deen. "Witnessing and Healing." United Methodist Church in on fight rue shall never die. De you of God took Row.) philosophers of Harper & precedence. The divine than all the Dr. Bowdoin preached his 1976. He has directed numerous believe this?" first sermon at the age of 15 and tours to the Holy Land and received his first appointment witness missions overseas. by the Florida Conference Both speakers live in Methodist Bishop at 17. He has Longwood with their families. been a Florida Conference The series will be open to the evangelist for 13 years. overseas campaigns In Recife, public and a n ursery will be The Morris Cerullo Crusade, couun1ttee In 1970 he founded the provided for children under 12. The services are specifically Brazil and London, England. sponsored by a number of Methodist Hour International Orlando area churches, gets designed for people of all faiths He also recently conducted weekly radio broadcast, which underway Sunday night, March and all backgrounds. Rev. North American Crusades in originates from his studio In Beach, Oakland, 11,at the Sheraton Twin Towers Cerullo will be praying each Long , Longwood. e personal and Columb 's. us and Baltimore. ihih&tkii Hall. with 2JOO free night for th amphltheatreisdellgnedto acconimodate3,SO0peraoni. Josef Meter portrays the QirIstua for his 39th year, both In this and Europe. The closing performance will be April is. THE LAKE MANY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave,, Lek* Mary Rev. A.F. Stevens Minister Sunday Church School 1:41a.m. Morning Worship 1I:11 am. YoutllOroup 7:31p.m. Wed.Choirpraclice 1:11p.m. 1:31a.m. 11:41a.m. 11:11a.m. SIaglnga.dS&aring WorshipSirvico Youth Molting Tesday Bull Study 1:10p m. Evangelistic $erv. Family Night Service Y,P.I.Wed. _______ Mrains Worship NuflWy _.. .._ Gr'isef ing: Affirm Faith th The offering FINS? PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oub Ave. & hrd St. Methodist Paslor 1:41a .m. 11:11a.In. .• William Ennis and School Principal Sister Moira college In Lakeland, Emory congratulate contest winners second grader Jason University In Atlanta, Ga. For seven years he served as Burkett and Patricia Fitzpatrick, sixth grade. senior minister of the First The Black Hills Passion Play has opened Its 27th season at a dramatization of the Lake Wales Amphitheatre 'events In the life of Christ presented on a 350 ft. stage. The Peels, Nov. Vlrgif L. Bryant, Peeler Rev. Daniel Cosom. Assoc PieCer CHURCH OF GOD 113W. 32nd Street C. 0. Harris POSTERS Passion Play COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Hwy. 17.21 Lake Mary Blvd. Worship 11:11a.m. Church School 1:11a.m. Nursory Provided ' ''_._ " (Lutheran Church In America) Rev. Ralph I. Lyman Pastor BAPTIST CHURCH Catholic WINNING The United Methodist Women of Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry, will meet Wednesday In the fellowship ball followed by a covered dish luncheon. Mrs. Mary RIshell will present a proram enttled "Wake Us Up Lord." The group will sponsor a rummage sale on Mardi 24 from 5 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the church lawn. Anyone with iteinstodonate may call 830-7835 or 8314781. Minute, $IlOrlandoow. I-ef Ivealnglervlce 2143 Country Club Reid Philip J. FIsher Potts, SendsySchW 1101a.m. Morning Worship Chords Training rp.m. Worship 730p.m. Wed. Prayer service . LUTHERAN CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST 1112 Park Avenue EvangeIls Fred Baker 11:01a.m. bible Study 11:01a.in. Morning Worship - Women Who Knew Jesus 000b 'WIPHIRD Church Of Christ 3535 Palmetto Ave. Rev. Raymond Crocker . 'Wake Us Up' RonoIdRol.p.., Morning Worship Evening Worship Tuesday Evening Thursday EvenIng ibloS?vdy - . - 4:30p.m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 15th St. and Magnolia Ave. Kindergarten and Nursery icppt Wed. I Sal. neon 014 p.m. Tole. 111.2424 Loniwood 1. . The Good News Singers from Sanford will present a gospel concert Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Trinity Assembly of God Ch urch, Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona. A nursery will be provided and the concert Is open to the public. Sal OrangeStreet Sunday School MornlngWerslsip Sunday Evening Wed. Bible Study . ConluerersM.etlngSunday ..-..' Gospel Concert Pi)Ip.m. Rev. E. Ruth Grant Lutheran FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, DILTONA athcamboulevardand 11:11a.m. 1:11p.m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 Christian Science BAPTIST CHURCH RAVINNA PARK ' J•Q Is PALMETTO AVENUE Pastor 1:41a.tn. 11:11a.m. 5:01p.m. PvangeIlstIcS'rvlces Wed. Prayer I ilibit Study 7:30p.m. lndependuntMlsslonary i" The Mission Societies of St. Pa ul Missionary Baptist Church presenting an award program Sunday at 6 p.m. citing a number of women for their Involvement in community services. Raslptents who have served long and well In a helping role Include: Ola Brock, Annie Mae Wright, Pearl Thomas Reed, Rachel Lee, Ruth Hatch Shelley Refore, Ida M. Anderson, Mary Whltehurst, Marie Francis, Sallye Bentley and members of the Las Son Amles Club. Rev. Ruby L Wilson, chosen before death in January, will be honored posthumously. 1:11 p.m. Mid-Week Service (Wed.) 7:10p.m. Nursery Provided for all Services Evangelical -• Sunday School Morning Worship - Women Honored Pentecostal ng LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION 131Lakeview. Lake Mary Rev. Jim Hughens Pastor Sunday School 1:41 am. Worship Service 11:00a.m. tveningWorship 7:30pm. Wed. PrayerServ. 7:30p.m. Nursery Provided 811 $anisrdAvg. John J. HInlen SndiySdssel 1:41a.m. Morning Werihip II:111.m. Youth Hour 5:00p.m. Episcopal Capitol It has been announced by United Methodist Church in Will be used. To further emphasize the Bishop Joel D. McDavld, Coral Gables, with over 4100 distinction between church and President of Florida's Religious members. For the past three years state, The Religious Heritage Heritage Council and resident Bishop of the Florida Area, Scoates, 44, has served as a Council was appointed as an United Methodist Church, that staff member of the Board of advisory board. It is private, I 11 the Chapel on the Plaza level of Global Ministries of the United though a religious-oriented the new state Capitol In Methodist Church with offices group,comprised of Floridians Tallahassee will soon be a In New York City . During that from over the state and of all reality, period he traveled nation-widefaithsScoates willand begin his duties A fund drive to raise $250,000 directing fundraising programs immediately, ' is planning .i., in private donations to furnish totaling over $9 million, on announcing a detailed -- and nialntaln the Chapel will be 2'..... 11. V- . Upon being notified of his program of intensive promotion conducted by the recently .1.1! appointed Director of Financial appointment, Scoates corn- on the project and securing .:tI Support and Promotion, Rev. mented,"I am delighted to be financial support from the .. u David T. Scoates, a member of returning to Florida. This Is southern most point of Florida $.i'i the Florida Conference United home, and this is where I to the Panhandle. He said, "This Chapel will Methodist Churth.Scoates has belong!" Scoates is marri ed to accepted the position, knowing the former Miss America, belong to everyone, each person it is a three-month project, and Vonda Van Dyke and they are in our state will have a part of 11* jbj\\ ;\1s ii.. has . ! Indicated to the non-profit expecting their first child in it, since religion, no matter the I. ,... faith, affects every Floridian. Council he feels that is June. Chapel Is a The Chapel will be a proud part adequate time to achieve the Leprechauns were a popular theme for posters In Even though the of our Capitol, reminding our goal. financial the MI Souls School contest promoting the third the State Capitol it has lawmakers that the peace of Scoates, one of several part of been stressed that the fU.fldS prayer began early in our annual St. Patrick's Day Dinner-Dance sponsored considered for this position, by the home and School Assn., March 17, at 9 p.m. was born In Jacksonville. He is raised will be from the private history, and will continue long in the social hall at 8th and Oak In Sanford. Rev, a graduate of Florida Southern sector, and that no tax monies after the present." Of THE NAZARENE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF LONOWOOD E. E. Williamson I Myrtle Lake Hills Rd., Longwood Phone 319-46" Harold 0 . golden Minister Sunday School C:lOa m. State -I. Mrs. Pope A. Duncan, wile to the Stetson University president, will lead a study on Southern Baptist Mission work In California Sunday at the First Baptist Church of Sanford. The study on the book "Ca lifornia Journey," will be from 61 'p.m. withabrlelbreakat7and isdesignedforall adults, youth 'and children In grades four through six. Mrs. Duncan .presented this material to the Baptist Women of the Seminole Assoclafton Tuesday In DeLand First Baptist Church. This will close the church's observance of a Week of Prayer for Home Missions. The local chur ch Is seeking to raise $1,575 for home missions. NEW BETHEL AME CHURCH' Main Street-Canaan City Roy. M.N. Burke Jr. Pastor Sunday School 1:30a.m. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Evening Worship 6:00 P.M CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLES OF CHRIST .l7 S. Sanford Ave. Minister Rev. Hugh W. Fain 14141.11". Sunday School 11:011111.1n. Morning Worship 7:30p.m. Wed. Service 4:00pm New Chapel Open Soon t .- p ________ Home Missions Study 1:30a.m. 3rdSunday Congregational LP 9:45a.m UMYF Christian In Mrs. Duncan To Teach Patter 1:31611 am. Men's Prayer Breakfast Ind l4ffiTtiursdav Family Night Supper Baptist Friday, March 9, 1919--7A B r iet ly .. ** .N:j *** Church... Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 4:30p.m. lit to * * * * The :: :: Supper RELGON • '1111 - .. .,_ . •_ ! �Friday, March, 157-A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - $A-Evnjnq$Ira)d, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS Friday, March ,i - IN BRIEF Wife Na gs, He Leads Inverrary With 66 Bonds Ends Sltout, Says PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) Outfielder Bobby Bonds ended his threat to sit out the season unless the Cleveland Indians renegotiated his contract to Include a notrade clause and joined the Indians prior to Thursday's exhibition baseball game with the California Angels. Bonds, an offseason resident of San Carlos, Calif., in the San Francisco Bay Area, dodged questions about his decision to report to spring training. "I Just decided to come on down and play," he told reporters. - - INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) - Starting guard Lou Hudson has a broken nose but will play with a mask when the Los Angeles Lakers wind up a seven-game home stand against the Chicago Bulls tonight. Hudson, a 13-year pro in his second season with the Lakers, was Injured in the fourth quarter of the Lakers' 113-99 loss to the Denver Nuggets Sunday. He will wear the mask for the next two or three weeks, a Laker spokesman said. .. ...••.%'.• .' ' - &.. , -•'. •. SYSA Event Opens Nose Guard For Hudson • , .,• .•' .• • . - \ MEASURING OF PLEASURE ;•., ..,,..• .,.. ' • Broncos Sign Punter •. DENVER (UPI, The Denver Broncos announced Thursday the addition of the team's 15th free agent and a staff member. A spokesman said rookie punter Curtis Bumgarner, a 6foot-1,177-pound graduate of Carson-Newman, had signed with the team and John Beake has been hired to handle pro scouting for the AFC Western Division champions. . *• ..-. • - -: - - ldyHwilde students (from left) Julia Tillman, Terry Bradwell and Angela Bradley practice for Special Olympics long jump as coach Eugene Petty measures distance, assisted by Craig Tiliman. Special Olympics Open The 1979 Seminole County Special Olympic Games will be held today and Saturday. Bowling competition begins today at 3:30 p.m. at Fair Lanes Indian Hills Bowling Center Fern Park. Track and field, frisbee and log roiling competitions will be held Saturday at Seminole High School Stadium beginning at 9:30 a.m. with the public invited. Time and location for swimming competition will be announced later. Seminole County - along with Brevard, Lake, Orange, Osceola, and Volusla - make up District VU of the Florida Special Olympics. Nancy and Mike Kyle, 1979 Seminole County Special Olympic co Giants Grass Not Ready SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) ordinators, explained that Seminole County will be the only county In the district with athletes participating in frisbee and log rolling, new events thIs year. The criteria for frisbee are accuracy and distance and any type frisbee may betaetLag rolling isanevent limited to the profoundly retarded and those retardatei with multiple handicaps who cannot partidpatelnregular Special Olympic events. Anyone wishing to become aSpecial Olympic volunteer or assist financially is invited to call 321183$ or 321.3S. Ibis is the ninth consecutive yew that Special Olympics has been sponsored In Seminole County by the Seminole County Association for Retarded Children, Inc. In Travel jayvee action, night card. Sanford (14) takes on Lake Sanford Sets The Seminole High athletic program will benefit (0-10) at 6:30 tow at from the program, expected to draw a full house. Lakeview, the winner meeting Softball List Pomotr1ohn Heath staged a Wrestling program ill L) (14) Sat*wday in Seminole High School's drove In the othsr, run. four decisions. Bishop Moore. Is GWmir $anford Iht fall and drew about 1,700 spectators. Mitwes gym it 7; and 1AW baseball team ran its record to Seminole had lost to Colonial, Seminole's next game Is will make his first dart of the Registration is being conHeath said additional seating should attract a crowd Brantley (5.6) faces Oviedo (3.' ducted by the Sanford 6-2 Thursday night with an un- 102, Wedjday night, White Saturday night at Sanford year for Seminole in the 7:30 7)'m Saturday at 7 in Brantley is 1 about 2,500. me thnpionip gan Recreation Department for presslve 7-1 victory over head suffering his first loss In Memorial Stadium against contest. Orlando Edgewater on the The complete list of competitors will be antb'I's anahmill niri. .. we a.ic strength of George Porzlg's 13 WlUl7 ILl 11 L& DIW1C7. 0" ijounced next week. Middle school boys varsity Interestedinplayingsoftball arm and the bat of Darren The Casselberry Recreation Department is tourney play has two games may regLder at City Hall or the going with two leagues this season, and sorry wives, tonight - Teague (5.4) vs. youth wing of the Civic Center. °' pitched a four-hitter, there is no "married" league this season. Tuskawllla (0-10) 6:30 at Girls will be divided running his personal record to and Jackson Height' leagues: Lassie for The married league, as softball buffs know, is a Brantley 2-0 with 10 strikeouts and two V& MILWCS (14) 6:30 at 12 and Junior League for girls line-night per week affair. Casselberry is putting on (24) walks. Seminole 1345. Whitehead went 4-for-4, a Monday-Wednesday loop, and another one which '-st HOWelL South Tryouts for Lassie League p1's w1nner Lacing out a triple, double and plays on Tuesday-Thursday. A 20-game schedule is at3:30 Saturday atMllwee and will be held April 2,at5p.m.,at two singles. He scored twice Proposed, and March 26 the opener. There is room Lakeview ioo takes on the Fort Mellon softball field, and drove in three runs for the for more teams. second winner Saturday at Sin League P11)' will begin April 17. Hagari Hn.s is picking up 'Where was Eddie Marcelle when the lights MIlwee's gym. The title game ls Tryouts for girl. In the Junior Walter Law added two hits League will be held at Fort where Burger King left o lad BranUeYs SWIdI)' at 5:30 In went out? It didn't matter earlier this week, for Seminole, one a triple, and __ Mellon at S p.m. April 23. season in the Altamonte because his boxing match against Clarence gym. _____ League play will begin May 7 drove in two rims. Bobby Wells Springs Little League. junior school boys )1 Gilmore was postponed until next Tuesday who tryout will be Coach Jim Viner's major k*II.SII varsity games open at S wd placedgirls because of electrical failure at the Orlando Sports In on tIiIfls. Returning AS S H Al I H league team switched apoesoep, Brantley's gym where ''" " "" ' Stadium. big MIII rings true with some meets players Lakevlew (1-4) ___ will be placed on the SsSs,1s.rf IS Dsslbs.2b I Cisr,rt fling 5 a i sound 0kay, Little Leaguers...check TOUT team T'.akawllla and pitching (0-10) with Mllwes same team they played on lad Doom" ____ 4S WlIsSedIb4 4 '°°' Now, c Is W.r1 211 like led year when * we the (6-4) waitIng in the wings $chedule. _ Is N.wma&ø 2 ot Dsgpufl.c league 111190W. 36 Is MMIS.* S I If you don't have a game between noon and 4 Saturday noon M Bt*Isy. Each team will 3 11 e.t....tsa ii s.w Van Gobnoig and Mast Vinir __ (14) fiCSi jadiiosa games per week and each girl NinS.p.It p.m. on Saturday, March 17, better start talking T5UIIS as L.IW.SI a a mi play at Least I -inning , 416 seek pitched theis (37) at $ HOwell'S In jadd your coach into taking you to Tinker Field for the If"-" $I!Iflh)045 (101) a P' game. pacemhei.dtetalofse, MarscI.d I*, II Minnesota Twins exhibition game against the waiting the winner at 1:30 There will be an hit and tires walks with 12 WIILIS II Atlanta Braves. Il Mitheosga Saturday at Brantl.y. 'ftc ongw"i4'al meeting March C1v,p Jlien4s is WI*Ms.s 155 It's Little League Day, and all small fries, p1 Is champ1ondIpgansIs8aainy llat7:30p.m.,forallpar.nts CSM Amerkm __ Odsm,p 55 and coaches of Lassie and T ph 4 314. coaches, in uniform, at least matching caps, will be at lake Bradley. Lulus Girls, in the Ray MsrdualiMruektb, hig Glminvarllygun.sopsiat$ admitted free. Nll-1 Youth wing of Civic Center. s.. mNapaM (5.4) , 31-7 io,gjst ha4fla hi :. Game time is 1:30. but the bleacher fun starts the 11 dun hems,, a meeting Muwee (915) hi about 11 am., that's' when the Twins take batting Bradley and South Seminole at 4SMI Marshall ales b actice. (44)taMng (in Lakeview (3.7) ________________________________________________ Ditids Outfielder Suspended ________________________________ bids double aid 'ls Viat at MIlwss. Jackson 11,lgWa (6- M contributedtwo hits maMa lbs first winner at NCAA Opens Tonight :) Gomoat added a double. noon Saturday at Mllwes while Teague ($4) plays the second Mirfressboro; No. S fly Uaiusd Press iuterasus.i game survivor at 1:30 Saturday Bouts used a c''binid amq. _ :u opranl Indiana &ate is play. the Weber State-New at _ (' blUer by Johe Aminuss Mhlwee. This 1*1. same is At $.$ Mexico state winner at Iddeed a one-person team, MrikeOutaintirWIki(i la pg SWidi)' at 4 at Like Bradley. (ft" in ___ ___ Girls jsyv.e games ow twa inIÜYI the Tuaplea. r.fisIdsr Kirk Giheco hit hams rues for time, and I don't want to do New York led By Uufted S;c*mores, $pOIlSjj • MUons a (74) f 114 win we -I, that" rqçord, fac. the winner of winner it Rakigi' and No $ in Thi find pitch of the Oüi L • i Water. DePosit insets the uscutg (N) today at S MUons's ll dibist measier. 't Page will remain in Scolts. weeks when he brebs the mu t winner m ee $ gym hal tL at on his n4 hand. tb !I .-.. ___ f11OT to C first dale, Ails., yligginia -b UWOWD )'M, inst thebeen 4ickaonvLUi ur 3:30 ($4) Sat day it L4keviSW kl Seceid-railisd UCLA, A nlMh.ümIng singi. by Art low at . WIUITS while BradI; wi. Tesias (1$) tiofhid between owner Charlie Palm Springs Saturday to start GdMr D1ck1 JI-Amerles forward Larry Will be playing In iti own scored Roger Mstagsr (3$) Finley sal his player, occurred the Cactus League season. IIel 1P tw its takes on Jackson 110$ Paul.y Pavilion, ended In szblblion games, Texas with lbs w' nun for Son SHS Nttsrs I d Ma left at 1:30 at MUwes, the Thiriday. lad m meut saii s,ei. Outfielder Mitchell Page eked the New York Yankees, Francisco. Aces Vidi Bins it I urday, and although he 111105 by cwiag ac 11 dheir Detroit, , thi Giads and sz.Giait Mike € line he'll be b at $ at Bradley. UPset with the sitasy contr t 34, Radon topped • o get by NIl- CeldW5Il Matted and beth were Iløit AP0pka how much he'll be 11th Mra* cosdernos 1*1. (34) Sitirdsy Fr ci oftsn,d n by Finley, w as Sen an sc s,A$, q Mignabi. vi., g _, Tbe .. • . . $ .:. n..- .usvu.,1.d by the owner for wink..,$4,Qv laMditseted shelled. Braslhsy's at 1 in $55 1.il Gary Cunningham said Sunday Shastetep Torn Veryser drove Coach lbs Qüago aid H10 rak CalIfonita, 64, a is, ritusuig to tabs past In trththW inw about def.ess, , i c""'' with a Pd' 01 teams diluted Aps,ka 4h4q y -t I$) lbanday he S,at'la playsd to an In tire, C1Lt.0 and Pigs aid he Cobs $55 Crooms Girls lbs ' in i e to lead the IadlsaV Thondsy tbs hey, von by $4 $5' ii " not take p in an in. ll4rsth*, 0-6 tie. ,si suit iirMer this weá. ibid lbs psIrIs i P.i1.L., $51 Sd 41.un tiiriiinad D The gains between the victory. Outfielder Bobby aM the 4 gitin IN4d 5W15 becami "my 1 74 u. tlIfliIi !'MbSd P_____ *svsn atbor _____ _____ - is, and Cubs was called Roek. w bad transit to tri its d 11.8 .. ,, Iflind Is ad rigid." Muinors ISMi. 15 IS bihind Indiana Stat. SI.. "You don't have say control alt a t out lbs season muss HOwell today IruI4ng the 3, Finley osrM Pigs, Ms slier lbs 11th abs th* debut on ted'' Ilgil ow it," is salt. "Butal ______ Tlura&. ii', aosrslitvcaamethe)larinsrs Qdr.'iitllitidhisco,' "1$ four ragisis I Ik girIsrfth11tiamled*lfisd battosI30I,17hoaiersaM it iOY$ Itad 10 WIIde a * I Y a tan out of pitchers. The RNS (1)1. M ha I. Neis they're fairly well helanoed. geam in fTrtIdsY t. a, sls,sss rains, which wait put Mariners used four pitchers clans., joined lbs Indians Sunday, UCLA, rated No. 4 L. NIMYIIPIS 5.51 N. hope ,, SMsM1h_(A) 4ia,I.y $ D. and the gains was called when bss the suns. plays by t MINI it alit, Lt tour hits (a) d. Wages I.$i Ores CI.øe ,-i " "i t i tu.rv. hat , Tom Brown UredIath iu and Veteran tiM baseman HeN me tow i vlwr at Los Aigelse; No.3 61 4 05cM 5.3; Ussesl. Hell 4 that," said Pigs, who lhetewasasaslefttorsplaoi 015151 SiMS Mt I Miheilig SN'iSXIii CNVIIMrnlam. aMBuIsvIRbspIsy.dMaieh I ,thNUIIu Saa *istskr--Ml PaMattOveIhe$edlea N. SeiMYIM. 0. . $uII*l*s. of unvice to him. ii r'Lo1ohh I en winner at Ralaigh; No 4 11.1$ it Greessbsre, I5s I" *0_ g (ij while 'ached dóstuerI Ii _ vidiry i._ , mists t. tianspsiis. ascinsati sat j ciiigan Stat, pgs,, 4 1. !MN I. CYR" '"c' fl's jadawsillud labs part Sample, who had doubled JimBicsthe1W$ALbimstun Utib.L.ksQ1y will i n.dIsuuiwhad wkmar at Mar' I lroI1.' $ieN $4s .avMy 4 Gestry 5.1, ales bemend for iw*srIntbs,doweda be lbs oils it the n1aft 01MM 'l I oro; No. 6 Nitre Darns aii11ji hda SMPNaIPiJtM1 t,1 twasut, twa. ib& in ftlids. i' 11 unals Marub 3$ aM the topieyUIpIey, e ats us Tamissee-aMera Adn" a 1r ''e-' 4v asiti be "ON sverysuñ 116 'vg Let Tliii' ildosy. LiFters aM teeMs 1d4r I Mucky wiasir, iii. at bd Mirth 3$. Recreation and Park Commission that sodding Mill had not begun. Templeton Problems Over is Page, Finley Odds Pro Hockey NHL Standings By United Press International Campbell Conference Patrick Division I. T Pts. NY NYIslanders 10 1311 91 Atlanta 36 23 6 75 NY Rangers 25 21 $ 75 Phladelphia 29 2111 72 Smythe Division W . T nt,. Chicago 23 2712 62 Vancouver 19 3710 4 St. Louis 16 40 9 41 Colorado 13 46 1 34 Wales Conference Norris Division p5, WL Montreal 12 9 97 Los Angeles 29 2$ 9 67 Pittsburgh 27 27 9 63 Washington 20 3411 51 Detroit 15 33 11 44 Adams Division W L. T Ph. Boston 36 1511 53 Buffalo 27 24 13 67 Toronto 21 2711 65 Minnesota 24 29 11 59 Thursday's Results Chicago 5, Philadelphia 1 Atlanta 7, Boston 5 Montreal 11, Vancouver 1 Buffalo 6, Los Angeles i Friday's Games (No games scheduled ) Saturday's Games Boston at Minnesota, aft . 'r - Chicago at NY Islanders NY Rangers at Montreal Phila at Pittsburgh Buffalo at Atlanta St. Louis at Washington Los Angeles at Toronto Colorado at Vancouver Transactions Thursday Baseball Minnesota - Announced sIgning of infielder Rob Wiltong. Milwaukee - Signepitcher Lary Sorensen to a one-year contract. San Diego - Signed pitcher Randy Fierbaugh, outfielder Jerry Turner and infielders Fernando Gonzalez and Tucker Ashford. Hockey Edmonton -Signed goalie Hannu Kampuri and defenseman Risto Siltanen of the Finnish national hockey team to One-year contracts. New England - Signed defen. seman Pout Popiel to a live- game tryout. Pro Football New York Giants - Appointed Jim Stanley and Bill Belichlck as assistant coaches. Women's Basketball Milwaukee - Announced ap. polntment of Julia Y.ater as head coach. Soccer Las Vegas - Signed Orlando Dinitto as heed coach. Los Angeles - Signed mldfieloter Kevin Handlaugh. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) - Shortstop Garry Templeton says he has Ironed out his differences with St. Louis Cardinal General Manager John Claiborne. Templeton had blasted Claiborne during recent contract negotiations, but after a discussion Thursday Claiborne said there Nas no adjustment on Templeton's $130,000 a year contract nor was there much talk about contrs1 sit a1l. •-- College Sonny Werblln Honored Basketball Thursday Vio n e r, Golmont Sparkle _ The San Francisco Giants - may have to play their home opener in the other team's ballpark, or even forfeit the contest, because Candlestick Park's grass will not be ready. Bob Lurle, the team's owner,admitted Thursday he was "becoming very concerned" after a report to the city's Porzig, Whitehead Lead Seminole ;1 4 0 - W 'Just Decided To Play LAUDER}ULL,Fla. (UPI) - won the Disney World Team 67, and tied at b8 were Mark attitude, which was worked There are few young man who Championship. This year he is James, a little-known British over by his wife. will brag about having a 16th on the money list with golfer, Bruce Devlin and "I've been hitting the ball -iiagglng wife, but 26-year-old 133,697 and Thursday he took a Charles Goody. well for three or four years, but tour pro Wayne Levi is one of share of the lead with Tommy Jack Nicklaus is shooting for once l hit a bad shot l got real them. Aaron after one round of the his fourth straight win here, but tçad. I'd give up. I'd Just go UP :"'he stylish blond golfer was $300,000 Jackie Gleason Inver- fnlshed with a 74 Thursday. He and hit It as fast as I could," haklng little headway in two rary Golf Classic. said he felt he wasn't playing Levi said. - years on the PGA tour until he Levi and the 19-year veteran that badly and recalled that he "She got on my case real bad Qt married last fall. Aaron fashioned 66s over the stumbled to a 3-over1ar 75 in about It. At first she'd even call He said his wife Judy didn't usually demanding par 72 the second-round last year me over to the ropes during a like his attitude on the aurae Inverrary East Course, playing before rallying with five round and yell at me," he said. ..'5fld got on my case real bad slightly easier than usual straight birdies on the final day 'I still dolt but not as bad," 'about it" right away because of Immaculate condi- to win by a shot Levi carded four birches in six Less than a month after the toning Levi credits his recent suc- holes during one stretch on the marriage, Levi and Bob Mann Larry Nelson was next with a cess on the tow to an Improved back nine Thursday, but the hottest streak o( the day was by Aaron with six birdies in eight holes, starting on his ninth. Aaron hasn't won an event since the 1973 Musters and earned only $24,560 last year, 102nd on the tour. But now he says he is swinging better and has a lot more confidence. He also attributes an Improvement in attitude for bringing him $22,490 already this year. Sanford Soccer Growing "Nobody likes to hit a bad The Seminole Youth Sports shot, but maybe It doesn't No one asked me. but: The Sanford Soccer Club, seven teams strong, Association basketball tour- bother me as much as It used nament - the season wrapper he said. i gearing for a March 17 s-opener. for all but one team 0$)fl5 Nicklaus Officers for this year's club Include Archie today at various sites In himself out.still Isn't counting nith, president; Jackie Dubois, vice president; Seminole county. "I don't know If I really In the Travel League, Oviedo played that poorly today," Susie Reno, secretary-trasurer; Carl Dubois, field riaster; Clarence Fogg, field organizer; Danny (24) meets Lake Howell (040) Nicklaus said. "It was just that Horn, coach and team co-ordinator; and Darlene atepifl.tn the L.Skevlewgym nothing happened. If Ihad the while Sanford (5.6) takes on ball near the hole, I made the Horn and Serita Tendall, publicity. Brantley (44) at 8:30 in putt. If I made one mistake, I Men and women are needed for to coach selectthe -: KY" made bogey. age groups. Lyman (10-2), which advances "I've got to get Itinmy head Interested parties may telephone 323-9087 or 322- in district play, plus the that I'm going to get a good 6010 . Oviedo-Lake Howell winner scoreontheboard.IwIll - it's A professional wrestling program will be held Saturday at 8:30 for the right to just going to be a matter of at the Seminole High School gym March IS, and advance to Sunday'. titI. 8:30 time." superstar Dusty Rhodes will headline the Sunday game in the Brantley gym i€ NEW YORK (UP!) Sonny Werbiln, president of Madison Square Garden, will be awarded an honorary membership in the U.S. Harness Writers Association on Sunday, March 25, at the 31st annual USHWA dinnerawards banquet. Werblln oversees Roosevelt Raceway, Arlington Park, the New York Knicks and Rangers, and the North American Soccer League's Washington Diplomats in addition to the Garden. He will be honored by the harness writers in the Stadium Club of Giants Stadium In East Rutherford, N.J. - Kuhn Into Staub Squabble LAKEIJAND, Fla. (UP!) -Commissioner Bowie Kuhn said Thursday he and players' union head Marvin Miller would talk to Rusty Staub, adding he expects the impasse between the designated hitter and the Detroit Tigers to be resolved by April 5. Staub, 3$, who has two years left ona contract with the • Tigers, has not reported to camp and is asking the club to tack three more seasonson to the end of It. Kuhn said Ray Grebey, chief negotiator for the owners, has contacted Miller and asked him to exert his Influence to get Stub back on the field. National Invitation Tournament Alcorn St. SO, Miss, St. 7$ Purdue 97, Central Mich. $0 Indiana 71, Texas Tech 39 Dayton 105, Holy Cross Si Ala. SI, St. Bonav.njre IS Texas AIIM 79, New MexIco LI Li' lFJI•1iI H-Ill NEW YORK (UPI) - Vin Scully, CBS Sportsman and long4ime voice of the Lon Angeles Dodgers, has been named Sporitscasta of the Year by his poers for a second Houston 36 30 .545 Clelnd 20 38 .421 Detroit 21 40 .375 New Orins 21 16 .313 Western Conference Midwest Division W L Pct. Kan City 10 27 .597 Denver 37 32 .536 Milwauke 2 38 .433 Indiana 27 39 .109 Chicago 42 .351 Pacific Division W L Pct. Los Ang 10 25 .615 Seattle 10 26 .606 Phoenix 39 27 .591 San Diego 36 32 .529 Portland 31 31 .523 Golden St. 20 38 .441 Thursdays Result Phoenix 132, Chicago 117 Friday's Games 9 n i 12 15 191 2 os 4 11 NSA Staadins By United Press lntsrnational lastern Conference Atlantic Division W L Pd. OS Wash 4320.613PtIla 33 29 .547 514 New .Irsey 32 31 .505 11 New York 40 .412 171/i Boston 25 39 .291 111/i Central Division W L Pd. 01 San Anton C 26 .406. Atlanta 38 29 .367 21/1 a s Wild McCoy Seattle at New Jersey Portland at Indiana Boston at Detroit Phila at Milwaukee Wash at Kansas City Chicago at Los Angeles Saturday's Games San Antonio at New York New Orleans at Houston Cleveland at San Diego 12 , 2 16 Dog Racing GB ' 11: 51 2 6 II'; SANFORDORLANDO THURSDAY NIGHT First Race, 3.16,0; A Mark A Lite 1 60 360 3 10 I Millay 610 3 80 6 Manatee Mindy 110 0(1.4) 11.20; T (4.1.4) 153.00. Time 31.75. Second Race, 5-14, C' 7.40 420 400 8 Barons Pepper 13.80 5 10 I B. Rowdy 3 00 DO (4.5) 24.40; 0(55)50.40; P (S. I) 151,50; T (5.5.1) 520.00. Time 32.03. Third Race, 5.16, M: 2 Jerry Jones 600 380 2 50 S Lankenton 420 260 IDavon 3 00 0 12'S) 13.10; P (2-5) 31.20; T (25 1) 44.40. Time 32.21. Fourth Race, 3.16, 0: 3 Manatee Deuce I) 60 5.60 3.00 1 Josh Moss 5.10 260 A Bug Blue Boy 1.70 0(1.3)11,40; P (31) 72.40; 1 (3.1. 1)219.40. Time 32.44. Fifth Race, 5-16. 8: 7 Quick Printer 160 300 3.10 1 Ginger LUv 11.20 400 6 Ruthie Mae 2 80 0(1.7)55,4); P (7•I) 93.90; T (7.1. I) 441.40. Time 32.44. Sixth Race, 7.14, S 6 Revel 4.50 3,00 2.70 1 Moon Howler 3.50 2.10 2 Thelma J 2.10 0 (14) 10.40; P (4-I) 20.70; 1(4-1. 31131.10. Time 41.32. Seventh Race, 3.16, B: 1 Red Crash 11.20 7.60 3.20 2 Manatee Josh 9.20 4.60 5 True Image 2.00 8 Dey 2.10 0 (2.4) 71.10; P (4.2) 406.10; T (4.2. 5) 531.40; T (4.2$) 1I$.I0. Time 31.31. Eighth Race, 7.14,5: 3 Nancy's Best 4.10 2.60 2.10 6 Forebode 4.00 1.00 7 Troy Edna 3.20 0(3.4) 16.00; P (54) 40.30; 1(3-41) 91.40. Time 43.91. Ninth Race, 5-14, A: 8 Wright A(faired 7.00 3.00 2.10 SUCK'S CUSTOM CATERERS Standings: Care' "e Florist, Dicks Appliance, Sambos, 88W Market, Towers Beauty Salon, Irenes Beauty Shop, Rernices Beauty Salon, Slumberite. High Games: Helen Harrison i Gladys Doyle 153, Kathy Cooper 160, Evelyn DiMattio 151.166, Carolyn ts 134, Ellen Wesifall 155.166, Marge Lindsey Lindsey 154, Abby MeCRIin 162, Dottie Baler 155, Jan Heuer 175 Flagship Bank, Toby Bryant 173. Highbanks Marina, Carol CaIwell 183, Custom Canvas, Rose MesSersmith 202, Sienstrom Realty, Connie Ringo 153 WOTM No 1 High Series Phyl Mott 501, Flagship Bank, Ruth Eve 183, Custom Canvas, Connie Rongo 125, Jeannie Adams 554 Converted Splits Ida Baker 5-7 Flagship Bank, Ruth Eve 7 9 Custom Canvas, Jeannie Adams 5 10 WOTM No. 1. Gaudreau 150 Other Highlights: Turkey Phyll High Series: Ellen Westfall 455, Helen Harrison 461, Kathy Cooper Mott 4 strikes in a row Flagship Bank. Turley Toby Bryant High 454, Evelyn DeMaltio451 Other Highlights: Kathy Cooper, Banks Marina, turkey Carol Calwell turkey; Linda Downer, turkey. Thig Custom Canvas, turkey Rose Average Liz Blackburn 163. Star of Messersmith Stenstrom Really. Week Mary Barnett +64 pins. LAKE RUTH Standings. KraiI Knockers, Mis HI NOON ERS High Games: Sandy Moore 159, Matches, Dribbles, Dri Pak, Pizza Ruth Smith 150, Cooks Corner, Hazel Inn, Slow Starters, Misfits, Goat Motzen 153, Phyl Mott 154.116, Ida Balls, Left Ones, Single, High Games Bob Yon209,Jim Dunlap 200. High Series: Bob Von 5.5$; Al Campbell 543: Jim Dunlap 505 Converted Splits. Kirk Middleton 18 10. John WintCrton 0,10 TUESDAY SWINGERS Standings. Georges Angels, No. Orlando Supermarket, Pak 0 Loonie, H&M Donut, Gregory Mobile Homes, Acorn Nuts. Hulbrook 141; Jerry Monti 164; Tommy Eden 149; Cindy Monti 174; William White 171; George Martin 161; Rodney Gohle 153; John Ripley 119; Claudia Beneventy 92; Donnie Benevento 115 High Series: Mike Colding 430; Carol Hamann 310; Bonnie Benton 191, Gerald Holbrook 395, Carmen Monti 37$, Tommy Eden 412, Cindy Monti 379, William White 452, - George Martin 450, Doris Grayhill 261, Rodney Goble 310, John Ripley 34$. Claudia Benevento 254. Converted Splits; Cindy Monti 3. 10. 45, Bud Doyle 310, Jerry Monti 47, Other Highlights: Cindy Monti. 4 strikes in a row, Richard Salmon. turkey, Bonnie Benton. Turkey, Star of the week Bonnie Benton +119 Luecker's Kactus Gardens, Bug Squad. High Series: Dot Polk 507. Converted Splits: Esther Szabo 1 67 CARDINAL All in the Family, Jarheads, Truckers, Whatever', Lucky Strikes, Black Gijnions, Red Birds, Home Grown High Games: Mike Colding 183; Carol Hamann 124; Bonnie Benton 187; Richard Salmon iLl: C..r.iIil INTRO ING AN INCREDIBLE NEW RIVING EXPERIENCE._____ The new Toyota Celica Supra. A car that combines the power of a sports machine and the pleasure of a luxury car. THE POWER. An electronically fuel-injected six cylinder engine. Plus, cat-like handling, with power assiste'i disc brakes on all tour wheels. Power steering. A manual 5-speed __ overdrive transmission, arid more.. all standard. Order the world's only 4-speed overdrive automatic, and your car will also I be fitted with cruise control. The new Celica Supra. Perform with it. -- THE PLEASURE.Asumptuous interior. 'Standard features like air conditioning, \ AM/FMMPX stereo radio with four speakers, six-way adjustable driver's seat with lumbar support, tilting padded steering wheel, and N power windows. And little luxuries like a lighted vanity mirror. The new Celica Supra. Indulge iii it. It's at your Toyota dealers now. .. ' - FLORIDA'm 2 ARRIVEALIF L 410 SUNSHINE STATE., Now' 300 2.10 2 Legal Hassel I KO's Gambler Q (2$) $00; P (12) 23.40; 1 11-21) 40.40. Time 31.23. Tenth Race, 7.14, S: 4.10 3.20 2.60 2 Micks Wind Out 600, 2.60 3 Two Flips 6 Sally Red 3.20 0 (7-3) 15.40; P (2.3) 30.00; 1' (11-1123 6) 94.00. Time 44.23. Eleventh Race, 5.16, C: 48.00 1100 4.60 3 Rural Day 2,60 2.10 2 Black Ava 1 Mr. Cap Dave 5.20 Q(23) 41.00; P(3.2) 141.50; T43.2. U 271.10. Time 31.79. Twelfth Race, 1, C: 1 Addadis 5.60 2080 3.20 11.10 500 5 W.L. Corina 3 Mick's Peeper 300 0(1-5) 51,00; P(1.5) 465.30; 1(13. 3)221.40. Time 39.61. A - 3953; Handle $319,720. Keglers Komer Pro Basketball I - 1 ;I IJ .1 K.. Over 7,500 ballots were distributed to writers and broadcasters of the National Sportscasters and Sportslariters Association in the annual balloting, and the award will be presented in ceremonies to be held on April 9 in Salisbury, N.C. Scully al.so won the award In ON-. : Draft Pfohl 2I 1J'LJ I ___ ___ ________ r ldn't ____ ___ s ngl __ ___ - of 11111111119W. PW 21.from Ombud Part, N.Y., is 61aW and 20 pounds.Blow he is a Junior in collop. he wool be eligible for the NFL draft. oW 10, and go Alowdes as boft he remains in Montreal ____ ____ _ ____ 'AL Pest TiMI 1:15 p.., I ALL NEW $6 TrHsds Son 153 Trlleda weisS ALL IZIACIS I TNeridsy Ladles' Nils a • . I a ,ease so as I :So :: : :: *..I 0. - a fees ease .0 .. 0 . . .. 1 - -- - -.--- . . ..-. .. -. .- -. - -I- I'-- • .-..-.-----.- - - ••.-_- .--.- _-..--. -- - a.- 01 7 '( A 111M11111 now va a YOU GCT asuasnsus-siiiuss I, IPACI C001T1'IUtIO CELICA SUPRASTHE PUYvERFULPLEAS URE JnIwo-. _____ . V . • ____ ___ (CISKI Senday) NIW MATOJII ____ ____ $ P.M. Men. Wed.. $15. , s umpe , DAWNS NIGHTLY MATINEES: ____ _______ _____ ___ Montreal v:'t'; of Consdim Football League announced 7buirsday the Sr Two raus*a �Hira Pd Sanford, Fl. Friday, March, 97 Legal Notice _____________________________________________________________________ Legal Notice Evening Herald, Saqford, Fl. REALTY TRANSFERS • - .5 & & & cm • & $45,500. Carol Ann to Jacob F. Reith I *0 portion of Lots 2 I 3 SprIng Ham. I. Wilhelm, sql. to Gregory I. WITHIN THREE 6$S.43 feet and a central angle of required, Robert J. Clayton I WI Barbara JeanA., It 460 Winter Springs Un. 4, mock sd. $10,000. Wihlem I WI Tern L., Lot 3, Replat 31 degrees 21' 36."; thence run MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF M. to Lion I. Crider, Lot 27, 81k C. $11,300. Wm. 8. Thompson,tr. to Robert S. 81k CE, Country Club Addn CB, southeasterly and easterly along THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Carriage Hill, Un. No. 1, $19,000. Frank Lekki & *0 Gretta to Ace Beske & WI. Debris B., Rt. 3 Lts 11, 16.3,000. said curve a curve distance of 6.5464 THIS NOTICE, to file any ob. Mary Terzoio, Rpr. est E. T. BuIlders Inc., Lot 441, Longwood, 121 W 10' of 10, blk F, 5½ of Tr. 11, lections they may have that Thomas L. Kllby I *1 Lucienne to tat to point of tangency; Jamieson toE I E investment Co., $2,100. 2nd repl. Sanlando Spgs. $33,500. challenge the validIty of the Soekie Minadie IwO AnaL. Lot s$ I thencerun N 72degreess2' ss' E Louis F. Myers I WI Martha to Lot 11, 81k E, Bear Lake Manor, e. Scott Brandon Inc. to J. Ch.ney , 81k 8, Oak Ridge Park 16,6000. distance of 957.3$ feet to the decadent's will, the qualifIcations ci $L500. Lloyd L. Anderson I *1 Violette, LOS Mason I WI. SPirIley A., Lot II Jeffrey A. Hart to Audrey 0. beginning of a curve concave to the the personal representative, or the Ben Starling I WI Susan to Albert 35, Tee N Green Ests., $27000. Markham Place $31,300. Lerch Hubbard (married) I David south having a radius of 491.51 feet venue or jurisdiction of the court. Virginia P. Miller, HeIr of Frank 0. Brbazon I Gwendolyn, E 11' of ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND E. Scott Brandon Inc. to Robert B. W. Lerch, LII, Wekiva Hunt Club, and a central angle of 17 degrees LOt 6,1 Eli' of N 11.501 Lot 7 BIkS L. Woodruff Sr. to Dorothy Ferris, Schumaker 1 *0. Donna I. Lot 17, Fox Hunt, Sec. 1, $54000. OS": thence run northeasterly and OBJECTiONS NOT SO P lIED Tier 4, $3,000. Beg. 11.34 ch. WI 26.3 c. Sof NE cot Markham P1. s36. Thomas A. Cadwell I WI Annette easterly along said curve a curve WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Assoc. Bldg. Contr. Sales Inc. to of Sec 2.70.30, runS I.SSch., W 4.64 DateoftheflFlt pubilcationof thIs JamesVillas, 0. Secor, UN. 11IC, Bldg. distance of 144.16 feet to point of (QCD) Allen H. Angus IwO Kathy 1,toWeklva $61,000. Alsoc. Bldg. Contr. of Alt, Springs., C.. P46.26 c.. E 1.11 c pob, u.000. taflgency, said point of tangency Notice of AdminIstration: March 9, Ralph Woodruff, HeIr to Dorothy tO WIlbur 0. Bowtes, Lot 1L blk lric., Lt 1, Hermitage . Fla. Land Co. to Fla. Residential lying on thenorth lineof said Section 1919. FerrIs, sql, same as above, $4,000. Suburban Homes sd, $100. $16,900. Man wanted to work in junk yard. Must be able & Strong. Apply Kes.siers Junk Yard, 110 N. Holly, Sanford, No phone calls. 4-Pet'sOna$ 6-Ctild Care — __________________________ ___________________________ ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM INYOUR FAMILY? AL.ANON For families or friends of prebleindrmnkers For future Information call W32'wte SanfordAi.jn Family Group p.o. Box 33771 Carrel's Kiddie Korner OsteenArea Call 322.2616 ____________________________ 9--Good Thngs to Eat __________________________ - Child Care I yr. old 5 days. Rldgewood Ave. area. Willing to SUperviSe 3 bays on school holidays. 323.612.5. FRESH PROQUCE BARGAIN PRICES Kiwanis Pancake Day & Auction. Saturday 6:30 to 5:30. Sanford Civic Center. ____________________________ Billy B. Martin I WI. Peggy C., Lot - F*E.WITHADRiNKIN0 PROBLEM? Alcoholics ?Jl,ØflymOUs Can He1.p i$-tbIpVnd ___________________________ ppw 3333 1213 Wrt?,f.O..I0I s.nfoid,mridas2)mn —. A A A WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A PLOY MENT EM Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. p.o. 80% 1031, CIWtt., FL. 33317., D WeddIngs by DOT 333hh76. 912 French Ave. NOTARY PUBLICS 044 32220060 Mature experIenced orderly, Ito 4 shift. Sanford Nursing & Con. PSYCH it advises on Love. valescent Center, 930 Mellonville BusineSs I. Personal dIrectIon. Ave. Apply in person. Donations appreciated. JAMIL - $600 monthly stuffing envelopes at homt. Send stamped addressed envelope I 2k for details: Continentai.G, Box 1470?, Work at home - no experience necessary - excellent pay. Write American Service, USC Park Lane, Suite 171, Dallas, Tx. 73231. __________________________ Dog Groomer, all breeds, full time year around, fully experienced LET'5 BE I4ONEST if yOU wen't looking for a new no other call, 3fl-5752. ________________________ Carpenters Helpers. Exp. onlyl 54 D1VO8c-$50.10-Guaranse.d. Fiee detaUs; KIT, Box 791, career you wouldn't be reading this ad, and if wi weren't looking hr. to start. Work in Deltona. 339. 9029 between 7.9 p.m. for someone to do a job this ad woui't behere. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a wee, call 1100432I.403 anytime for - recorded messs - , 10 PCI CASH DtSCOUNT POP CORN MACHINES and Con• cession Equipment.' Star, Got Medal Cretors. Roy SmIth Co. 345 Park St. Jacksonville, -amon Tielbe I WI Aid. to Laurie 26, bik E, Lake Kathryn Park Sdiwarts Lot $6 Lake Harriet Addn. $100. ..$32.400. Michael L.Mllier, sql. to Jerry D. .omas W. Jefferson & *0 Smith IWO. JudlthM. Lot 6.1$ 12.3' to Olin A. Marlin I. WI of 5, blk 10 North Cr1. 2nd Addn. dra, N 72.95' of Lot 24 1 5 24.00' w,sco. Edmund Plage to Eddie E. Matos I " Typist with limited graphic background, artist ability req. Call 322-6313. Experienced Floor Man needed. Apply in person Sanford Nursing I Convalescent Center, 950 Meiionville. MILLIONS OF DOLLARS In Real Estate is sold daily In the classified ads. Nothing small _________________________ obout that. Experienced floor man, capabbeol spray buffing. Lk. Mary area, 70 - PU. wk., M.F. $2.90 hr. Must have trans. I phone. 3036967561 collect. _________________________ Residential Construction, part time "Man Friday". emi. retired or student with own . transportation. 323.3211. Waitres I Grill cook. No ri perience needed. Days only. Apply in person Sheoah Golf Club, Hwy. 431, Winter Springs. Cera1 P1.d Ski :.' .. wie Pak c - Lwssd AA, 1kw, 9 ..m., to 9 p.m., 1j1 An. p.s, _ '5 _ (bith SR Y A$ CIa hr 1ks, 9 p.m., (Mdo G.rdm aa 71$ E. Rollim Ave., YOUR SPENDING POWER? - Sell Avon to help fight beck. Foi - JanitorIal ServIce needed, large apartment complex, part time. Prefer strong energetic type. Call 323.4430 for interview. U1VSDAY,MAICIIS Ws'u Gn, 2 p.m., 1191 W. FIM St. _____ R.kidn, Eg1 ggsr 11, 7:29 p.m., F19"IW4 Bt1 . pay $3.3 hr. Apply between 10.1 Mon. thru Thurs., at Mon. gomery Ward, Ith & Per. limmon AVE. EEO. LPN Full time, 11.7 shift. Apply i person iake View Nursing Home, 91 F 2nd St ________________________ - Kids gone, but the swing set In the back yard isn't? Sell It with a want ad. Call 3222611. _______________________ 2l-Situat 24-Bushiess Oppotlunities ____________________ FAMILY STYLE BAR BUSI. NESS. Dispensing wine & beer, excellent gross Call us for Cuhtmss..sNA.LwlUmNtM$p.m.Mbom. ___ ' 1 1*1 Crisis at 1729 CNeXhi7 ('th, i". ('"vIbmy. £— :rhm it cip° by ElMs Quk. PIAY,MAM $ ICCQuisu . , "ml J'----tM Msij lM'sis," ____ The Real Estate Agency .-... ___ 9P t*U U.* adsuivy C1d " h. 12ISpa,Ams,IJea,aplikparaPan. - .t ('I' -. '"" .' - - -- . ' ____ .si1__Ww _____ "&lk$ia.MLI± - ed CIvic liv. Loon 3. 1*1 Drive Nary. 17.90 $ontvd Seminole Devssm W. E*b{*( IwO Josh County, PilS ImdaV Slip fidltieus N Personal Rlprssansllve Richard D. Carpenter I *0 05mM nem.if SARI QUU CORRAL and ci ten i.t.t. ci C., Pram IrsnplpsatcsifsrciNW*b *a, i Wind to rightu' slid Uffil PRANCES N. ROPPLIN N 00 SIlk *111 Ni Clerk if lbs CWc** Court, a-k4 PrIICU JON nnor Lat,h*4, Pr PI1ICWdIIV15II. Iseshni County. Ftollhs In ac DjpseH ' 14,11 . c - .wlIbNipr.vlefons.0Ni ATTOINEY FOR PERSONAl. RunP.I*or & Waist Antir. ClIp. FktMleus Name ____ $taSw*. TeWli: IIPU$INTATIVI: to Lusmert ENtrees & *0 IiIS$ 1.1 $ictlsmN P111111 ISatwies WV. THOMAS 0. PWMA$, ISQ. 13. SN 0. B*IIU.$U1OUN. 1C SIp. Ruth A. Nasrs p.o ) ____ * (, ,. __ __ __ $00 Mi ism& im. tolicherl S.. IkM*. sr, 4:19 p.m.; p11k it 1Marrn&ed Kay P.. Lat a. . S1 -- . 4. ____ ___ _____ ____- -' - .-.-- - - . -- - ...... Or. RIx W. Riffler - . ___ __ ruavy 14,32. Merck 2. Allatilte $rN, PE *11 . JN.b: MI,diL*&W 01N1 ___ 11 Cr111111, P151* 1 (151) I1 AflSIPi* 0, P11151111 PublIsh: March . 14, O1N1I .:' , -. - - ' 7435', 5. French Ii? 92) Sanlorcf 3235374 . ..' F LO Ri Q*" - - .- Sanford, Pia. 32771. __________________ 2$-Apls. I HOVN$ . -_To 9iare ShaneApt.Ma425.33 '. "; Call between 9 am. 11p.m. . _____ ' 3rtmBMs UnfurflisIId ___________________ "1 BR-SIlL Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport .. ' on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323-WI Mariner's Village. Delary-L.evely 1g. 1 PR Air, No Pets. Ideal Ret. Person 3221554 Unfurn.Apt.dRmL NoChihdren, NoPets 3243743 ________________ - 31-Apsrtn90ns Furnhshsd ____________________ ________________ .. I1. ler looter Citizens. Deep,. . -. test, vary clean I. roomy. Sos '', Jlmmlo Cowan. 3)1 Palmifte . .. Ave - ... . ,Hov,a rssm to rent? LII a -. classified ad find a tenant for . -yowl - — .. -. -. ____ t 1bIc Homs* - - -. . -. -- Unlurnlshed 3 SR trailer with - -- -. ____________ ______________ . ,.-. Housewife's Send for 20 ways of '.' making money at home. 53.00 to ,' Jean's Report, P.O. Box 120.' vi"ius mupriss or a tuNes: City if Crri,r,, EARL I. OLACK. SR., EARS. s. CEnty, PW* will rscslys sisied - JR. AND ELlA S. Wds415$:$ P.M., Tussisy, SLACK. . .1 *99,11 Ni City fo9, ': TII if 14*1511 UMiWI TI me: LolO V. P*W. $ISd5'fifl may be F*lifIV 1009. MeMeedIrlrntW Cliv Clerk at City FURNITURE AND THINGS HIll. The City r.ss, Ihe g : Rail S. INch, r. anna or rena v a ait bids. lv' Earl $ Slack. Jr W. _____ itew*.sj-s,, REALTORS 51MV 01$-N % , - - D1$I6. 1 9 - - . Sill on.. with ren $50 child dsslt. Cam No sam Mon. 323. 9011 FLSI 51— $26,000 Sewer, Johnny Walker Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor 3224457 f I Hrs. 322•7111 52—Appliances ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD OH ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 322-2611. KENMORE WASHER— Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323069? W. Garnet? White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 332.7111, Sanford DeBary i. front, trees, 2 BR, eat. in kit., FR + 1g. rm. on lower level 35*17. Call todayl PitA - N U 541,050. 64.4.3013 Build to suit - our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 233 & 243. M. Unsworth Realty 0 REALTOR ML 323 6061 or eves. 323 0517 $31,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 372-2217 3 BR, walk to clam, school. ss,000 down assume 524,500 mortgage. Lk. Mary canal front lot, cleared, ready to build. $12,000. 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. 339-0509 339050$ County 'i-. acre w-Iurn. 3-1, formal OR, garage, fruit trees. Owner holding. Unbelievable $21,500. Reduced for quick Sale 3-1'.',, like new, bhk, fenced, lake, country atmosphere. $29,000. BATEMAN REALTY Rg. Real Estate Broker 2631 Sanford Ave. 321 0759 * Back on Market 3 BR, 1 b, fenced shady yd. 115 Pinecrest Dr. Drive byl call. $77,300. New listing-comm. lot on 17. 92. $49,S00. Pleasure to spare in this acres farm land. Geneva area. $13,550. $2500 dwn, $145 mo. STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 3221991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERViCE Eves 142.3453 323 1959 OPEN HOUSE TUES. THRU SUN. 2$500ROVE DRIVE Lovely "like n.'0 BR, 1'/ b, carpet, C.lSO"ut. eqpt., dbi. sized corner lot. $29,900. SUNLAND 3 BR, 1 b, tennis n.ar by. Range, ref., washer I dryer, storm awnings I now roof. Very good cond. $26,000. NEARLY AN ACRE LOT. 3 BR, 3 B, split plan, pan FR w.FP, louvered shutters at wets, self cleaning ranger1tSlfIDr ref., dbl car garage, fenced, drive gate. $42,100. TOPCOND.4B8,3b,nssr$cheol 1 shopeing, security system. extra Insulation, brick front, inc. garage. $35700. STONE FRONT,31R,25, lovely stool PP in FR, impressIve entrance foyer, decorator wall paper, extra storage I utility rm., cisc. eye garage door. $44900. COUNTRY KITCHEN knotty pine cabinets, breakfast bar, beautiful PP In FR, buy 'ads. 3 Ii, 1½ b, $34305. 2 STORY elegant white brick, 4 BR, 2 B, area w-pool & gozabo, wail for privacy, duel sprinkler system,3 AC units, PP In FR, breakfast nfl & formal DR. 15US$. Hrold Hal hdty InC.REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night 53TV. Radio-Stereo 322-0352 INC. REALTORS 530-4033 or 339.4711 eves. 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO turntable, I track tape player. Sold new $600,a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of 111 per mo. Call 131-1114 for tree Hal Cobert, Realty Inc. 373.7532 Eve. 332-0617, 332.1567, 322-1177 41—Houses Jut Hunt hdty, hc. 43—Lots.Acreage home demonstration. Television-2S" Color, Beautiful 2324 PARK 08.322.2116 REALTOR AFTER HOURS 322.9254 IOIhlI'i NIALTY 322064$ 24 HOURJB 3229283 walnut cabinet. Regular $400. Balance $175 or 517 mo. Still in warranty. Call 131-1711 day or S ACRE LAKE FRONT 520,000 WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. night. 47 ACRES LAKE FRONT. NICELY WOODED ON A HILL DOWN TO LAKE. $1000 ACRE, TERMS. 54—Garage Sales Yard Sale Fr-Sat. 9-5. Furn, clothes, baby items, sewing machine. Lake Ave. at Lake 20 WOODED ACRES IN ORANGE ARE YOU YOUNG ENOUGH? Having trouble lindir.g your new kind of nest? Do you fit this pattern? Travel often? Lead an on the go entertainment oriented lifestyle with little timefor maintenance I upkeep? Do you like privacy & security? Ssnora Patio homes provide it all. Seethis3-4 BR,? bath, Large eat in kitchen, fireplace, patio, his-her garage with automatic door controls all within privacysecurity wall with locking gate. Enjoy the amenities of a Club house, Pool I Tennis Court. OPEN HOUSE SUN., MARCH11 702 Tyler Or.. Sanford REALTY WORLD. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS ?13S' S French (17 92) Sanford 323 5321 4ô+ LARGE 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, COMPLETELY FURNISHED IN EXCELLENT TASTE. LARGE LOT. OUTSIDE WORK SHOP I LOTS OF FRUIT TREES. ONLY $23,300. NEWLY PAINTED 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH, WORKSHOP, FENC. ED YARD, NEAR 25TH STREET. 530.000 WITH EX. CELLENT TERMS. OVER SIZED3 BEDROOM WITH PANELED DEN. FLEXIBLE FLOOR PLAN ALLOWS FOR 4TH BEDROOM, OIL HEAT, AIR COND., FENCED REAR WITH FRUIT TREES I SPRINKLER SYSTEM. $25,600. CALL NOW THIS WON'T LAST. STENSTROM REALlY 28 Sales In Jan. 29 Sales In Feb. SELLIRS I BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYA HOMEI WE SELL HOMES I WHY DON'T WE OCT TOGETHER DOLL HOUSE 3 88, 1 bath home in Palm Terr., completely renovatedl C.HIA, w-w carpet, eat in kit., Fla. Rm., on 1g. lot wshade treesi A buy for 524,5001 SUPER 3 BR, 1½ bath home In Woodmere Park w-C.H, w-w carpet, dining area, Fla. Rm., Lg. MBR, patio I. Much Morel BPP WARRANTED. Only 526,5001 LOVELY 1 BR, 1½ bath home w1g. eat in kit., workshop, icr porch. in Immaculate cond, on an oak shaded loft New rooll Wow, just $355001 Sanford's Sales Leader 322•2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing ServIce Sanora BY OWNER 3 R, 2 bath, Fam. Rm., 2 car garage, fenced, CH&A. sprinklers 1 Other Extras. 11.0001 assume 5½ pcI. loan. No agents. Coil 3226)46. m REALTORS j 2565 PARK 42—Mobile Homes NATURE LOVERSHIDEAWAY LAKEFRONT-POOS. SKYLINE i4'w.flrepl.ce GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Secluded tree studded lot 300' on 323-3300 3103 Orlando Or. lake. lhlO pool. 3 B 8's, 3 l's VA ip PItA FInancing formal LR I OR, sauna & exercise rm. + 1 SR summit' 3 BEDROOM, 1½ lATH, 1972 Owner wIIfri_. —WITH OMPANDO LIYtl'O— ROOM. CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, ON NICELY WOODED HALF ACRE. $13,660, $3,500 DOWN AND SELLER HOLDS CaliBart MORTGAGE. REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322.7455 SeleIer Realty, Iruker 321-1615,332.1177.4341233 LONGW000.LAKE MARY AREA 3 SR. Owner reduces price for Quick Sale. Also will held 2nd 43' Lasbra4 traIler. 88-427, San. lord, Fl. on is acre fenced land. 323.1313 mortgage. *34.051 43—LOISAcrsags INC. REALTO For Sail) Lats With l3Orang. Trees Call 332-ISIS Ii act-I tracts, $0. Johns hives access. $210 dam. 26 yr. terms. Gales.,. Zachary R. Tnibble, Realtor, *43514161 5301036. Eve & wtends 654.7341161. 3291169 3 PR, 1½ bath. ca-peed, Cit fenced backyard. EquIpped hitchest, nosr $cIiiIls & ShIp. ping. $11,060 i & asiono peymts 1.1*92. 313-1341. nursery iff mister SE, CHIA,, many Outstanding extras. 539,90. 333.433, S ACRES NICELY WOODED IN THE GENEVA AREA. $16,500. SELLER HOLDS MORTGAGE. Yard Sale: Bike, chairs, clothing, misc. Multi-Family. 1507 S. Holly Ave. Fri & Sat. 9-S. NORTH FLORIDA HEAR PANAMA CITY. 20 ACRES IN THE ROLLING HILLS WITH GREAT HUNTING & FISHING. 526,000 WITH LOW DOWN PAYMENT. Carport Sale, March 9 & 10. 9 till 5 -—-------.-_ . ._ - _ _ _ - - - - - - - - s—F'ets sui 72—Auchon 68—Wanted to Buy WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur'. 75-A—Vans 76 Chevy. 6Cyt auto van Customized inside & out lfl c711 People who like money use lOw cost classified ads to buy, sell, or trade fl—Junk Cars RemoVed Top Dollar Paid for junk I used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. ___ SEIGLER REALTY BROKER - 2 Acres OpI. Hidçei'y, Sweif Gum, Peims. $14.00. J. C. Travis, week 3331119: Item. *1103 Lg. lot wiffilm'd*y limits, Wafor& sewer, trees. $11,111. Win. Maiiczewski, Rester. 313.7113. Buy & Sell, the finest ,n used furniture, Retrig., stoves, tools. 72—Auction iney Woods Auction 1 p m. locat ed on SR 1)5. 18 mi. north of Sanford. We will buy, Sell or trade used Furniture, antiques or misc, by the piece or house full Free pick up on consigned mdse. at 30 pct. Country Colonel Willard 8. Whitetiead & Colonel Leonard Fulti, 322 2270. Every Sunday at AUCTION * * SALE * * FRI. 7:30 P.M. House full of furniture including: Queen Ann couch 8. chair, hidea bed I chair; other occasional LR chairs, Dresser, chest & matching desk; stereo bar. Oil heater 8. oil furnace; metal off ice desk, rugs 8. a lot of good misc. ilams. DON'T FORGET TIlE SANFORD SatII saw, chaIn saw,? chairs, pool table, misc. items. Sat I Sun. 322 1127 lcIWANI$ PANCAKI DINNER & AUCTION. AUCTION S P M. SATURDAY. Carport Sale, Sat & Sun.. March 10 & II. 1116W. 3rd St. 6:30 till 5:30, Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand $.8335 Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. 3 Fern. sale, glassware, dolls, Avon nicknacks, clean clothes & Grab Bag & Door Priies Come Eary -- Stay Late Dell's Auction Center Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 373 5-620 322 5990 BUY JUNK CARS From 110 to $30 Call 322 1621: 327 4460 DOG HOUSE FOR LARGE DOG REASONABLE 671 5481 altersp m -Cash 322-4132 ___ AUCtIOfl Saturdays? p m Sanford Ave. at Hwy 427 Consignments Welcome xelioqgs AjctiOn Sales 323- 7050 AKC Beagles. tn color. 6 weeks. Both parents on premises $75 365)666 _____________________ Shepherd Pups, Reasonable Call aft. 5-7 wki. old 323 91)6 at 401 Colonial Way (22nd SI.) Genuine rock jewelry, Avon bottles, dishes & lots of other items. Come I tee. - 78—MotorCyCleS Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3566 or 32) 7110 Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallet' 79—Trucks-Trailers 69 Chevy Pick-Up V S Short Bed Call 3222078 after S p.m. 80-Autos for Sale '-'-cjVOAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92. 1 mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION ever? Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You sit the reserved price Cell 904 235 83)1 for further details JUST MAKE PAYMENTS--'69 to 75 models Call 339-9100 or $344605 (Dealer). 1972 VW "Bug" Low miles, new lires, shocks, brakes & paint. A Real "Cream Puff." $ISOQ or best offer. 323 6740. 1973 DOdge Charger, P-S. P-B, auto. Good running cond. 11230. 3177061. Chevrolet 1968 Bel Aire PS, Air, 4 Dr., Good sticker *100 323 0266 lots of misc. Items. Rummagel Bake Sale 1604 Palmetto Ave. Sat.9a,m. till 47—ReaI Estate Vnted Garage Sale 224 W. 19th SI. Sat. & Sun. 9 till ? Clothes low price, odds I ends, RCA color TV needs work, toys. Private Party wants to buy a house in need of repairs. Have some cash. 323141 alt 7 p.m. Porch Sale Sal. & Sun, 91(11 2000 Celery Ave. 47-A—Mortgages Bought Air Cond. a Hosting ---------55—Boats WILL BUY EXISTING lit I 2nd MORTGAGES. 8. Legg, LIc. Mtg. Broker. 525 No. ID & Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 50—Miscellareous for Sale -- Ill LOOK III Central Heal I Air Cond. Free Es?. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322-171) 57—Sports Equipment RACQUET STRINGING-OR IPS All type racquets, Avg. SI Scott Reagan 322-Sill WHILE IT LASTSI Open Mon-Sat. 10-5 59—Misical Merchandise SANFORD AUCTION 12155. French 323-7340 Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Complete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Balls Disc. Center Inc. New Recap Tires Size 540-IS for $13.95 Ia. OK Tire Store. 322-7150 3202 French Ave. Metal porch glider, $15. Metal Snapper Riding Mower Slip, dc. start, like new 323-3410 We have a Singer Futura sewhg mach. Sold new for $430 was Christmas layaway, there was only $116 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for $116 cash or take up payments of $12 mo. Will take trade as part payment. Call 1311711 day or night. Free home trIal, no - CarCare wax All Hand wash I your car, pick - up or van, free pickup I del. Also complete interior cleaning avail. As low as$1S.30 & up. Call 327116$. RACO Foam. fiberglas & Cellulose Lowest prices. Call 32) 0539 or 90.4 7)1 6101 collect. Income Tax Prepared in the convenienc, of your home. 21 yrs. exp. $101 up 322-3717 for appt. Lawn Meintenance Save Money I Time 10 pct. off all new maintenance contracts thru Mar. IS. Call for Free Estimate. Lindsey's Lawn Service 339-6956. If no Ant. 32) $569. MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty. 23 yrs. Exp. 671-7617 smeking Must sell SO'x176'x14' new all steel bldg. $3.25 sq. ft,, will divide. Leave message for H. K. Smith at 1-500.1247551 ext. M2639. For Sale: 5th Wheel TraIler '74 Model, 35 ft., 6 sleeper, tub, air, Get Cash Buyers for a small investment. Place a low cost classified ad for results. 3222611 or 531.9995. awning, carpet, extras, In. chidIng Eli wheel for pick-up. $3300. Edgar Jones, 12 Oaks Resort, Sanford, Lot 136. 64—Eqpn*d for Rent S pc BR suIte new, $239; S pc. 18 new $399; Lovese $41S & up; Alterations. DressmakIng Drapes, Upholstery Lawn Service General Landscaping. Rose specialists, top soil I fill dirt, Rent Our Rinsenvac Ooonuki 333.31$) FurnIture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford, 3321121. Yard Debris, Trash ACME Western loots ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 322.5791 - AKC Dobermsns, 6 *1*. old. Kastnir bioodIi. Tail docked I FREE dew claw removed. 323-4414. lAiN MANURE 313.1553 Appliances & Misc. ANIMAL HAVEN dog & Cat boarding, bathing, (LOCAL) 349-5)7) clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses. Healed kennels. 322-5753. How Ism rooms. Free cit. 323-0314. 6S—Pst5Suppes Ugl*Houkng a larding Remodeling, retired builder doing all kinds of remodeling, rm. additions, patios, fireplaces, Fl. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 323-2946. 3220707 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet 7 pc. dinettes $40.95 & up; Ref. $SOIup; El. stove$4O I. up; full size draperies $101 up. Sanford Painting DANNY'S PAINTING Interior-Exterior House Painting Licensed-Insured Bonded FREE Estimates. (305) 322-9460 Plerntlng Serv1 CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR S.G. 8ALINTIASSOC. 322-6465 Small home repairs, Remodeling I Pan. Roofing repair. Free Est. 333-5543 331-0715 ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Clig. Cds.AcCepted 327.1551 Tree Service ' lMan,qualltyoperation lyrs. exp. Patios. Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 327132i CARPET Nsw-.ouriss&yeurgaIn. iVyda briam plush $7.05 yd. installed. 323.4034. DoMes'. 25 INSULATION-- Batting, blowing. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrittt's Beauty Nook S1SE. 1stSt., 322-5742 FILLOIRTITOPSOIL. YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323.7510 62-A—Farm Equipment -IUY'SELL TRADE $1)-315E.Flrst$$. 3325422 Adiniral color Beauty Care PAINTING. CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS FreeEst. 32)Ol29alterS:30 lawn maint. I tree trimming. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE - JACK FROST- Cent. Heat I Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on Inst. Comm. & Res. 322420$. Cemmic Tile AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322.I1l Evis after 61 weekends obligation. Jl0SanfordAve. 372-2753 2—Lawn-Garden clothes closet, $13. Folding aluminum cot w.foam mattress. never used, $10. Call after 6p.m. 377-0701. Home Improvements Accessories RO8SON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, FIa. 32171 sale $2.00 yd. Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 668-8335 Lovely II. view property w-woler rights. I PR, 2 N with baby Garage Sale. 611 Beth Dr., Ravenna Pk., Fr-Sat. 9-S. Women's maternity clothes I rag. clothes for men & children, tools, household items & misc. New shipment of vinyl flooring on NEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER? WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE? JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 BROKER BY OWNER 2'-' ACRES TALL PINES NEAR LAKE HARNEY. $7900 TOTAL WITH TERMS TO FIT YOUR POCKETBOOK. 563.743 FANTASTIC I BR, 2 bath home in idyllwilde of Loch Arbor on ½ acrel Free form pool, privacy fence, workshop, pantry, eq. kit., patio, C-HIA. I Extras Galorel BPP WARRANTED. Only S3I,000l SEIGLER REALTY 101111g. 8. Altamonte Dr. Jessup. Follow signs on S. Sanford Ave. or 1211. Hester. 3231531. GROVE AREA. $3300 PER ACRE. GOOD TERMS. COUNTRY LIVING 4 88, 2 bath home in Lake Mary w-CHIA,ww carpet, Great Rm., DR. eat In kit. All on a 1½ acre lotl Also add. 1 acre avallablet Pool planned I Many Extrasl Just $725001 (Ct))) SD - Good Used Televisions. 123 and up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Dr. FORREST GREENE 5233 PITI at PcI. INC. REALTOR" I niture Salvage. 332 5721. - VA.FHA.235.Conv. Homes Low Down Payment Medal Inc., Realtor Ii - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, - IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. 41—Houses Cash for your lot etiokl 000cis Doberman Puppies ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs 8. mattress $23.95 ea. For Sale Phone 322 4057 pC.; NEW coffee table with 7 ____________________________ matching end tables 539. Sanford BASSETT HOUND Furniture Salvage. 17-92 So of Male with papers Sanford. 3726721. Call 322 7028 atler S p m. New 3 BR, 1 b CH, City water I 323-5774, Building lot for duplex. $1500 cash or terms. (Cl)) West, $31,150. this Court on the 2nd day of THlSNOliCLtotilewlththeclerk Frank Quality & *0 Theresa to February, 1919. 01 the above court a . written Bruce GaIly I *0 AlIce I essence (SEAL) statement of any claim or demand vs. $ libel NW, Apt. finest location, high yield, $65,000. Harold Hall Realty, Inc. *5 _ Aveme, $an*t SemIMO, Cswliy, 3I1. INVITATION $1$ The $HIsi Iifs,,iIij NI jg I Ihed iohure*v given that me QUADRIPLEX. Spacious 2 BR REALTY WORLD. ______ MaSWY.AIW,WaCk.WEMOn.141 0591*Y 0511 PICTIT 016$ NMI Oat. ci the first publicitlon of tOils SilkS Is 51IIIW givis Nat $ ant Notice ii Mm inisiratlost: Mardi 9, Lsharil, Trichel. Lalilt $ GESIst - , in insInm at u DIfonis me. WI 91l maintenance, 100 pct. occupied. EDWARD H. SEIBERT, REALTOR, 2200 French Ave. 373-9001 after hrs. 641.1595. w.many extras. $40,000. .- NOTICE0PACYION Frank Quitty & *0 Thenm to Bruce the Sheriff of Semlnol. County or requIred, WITHIN THREE CIVIL ACTION NO. 1015.CA*K Whospbsq Loop, Attamonte Springs, STIP.PANINT ADOPTION MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF MASONRY ASSOCIATES, INC., Gitty&Allc.IJam.sA. Jones Jr. sold at Public Auction. Florida 32101, P iWitNf's at$OIflOy, TO: FRANCIS HARMON KNAPP I *0 Shirley A., Lot 32 Windtree WITNESS my hand and seal ci THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF C FlOrid. CSl'PO4'O$Iin. or bi*i PMrC$I lINt, $79, and ADDRESS UNKNOWN $iSsl NW Prep. Inc. to Thermal Eiwry Conservation Homo Sysisms Inc.. Lif 4, WhiSper Weed Duplex opportunity- growing Lake Mary area. 6 duplexes well located. Offer on 1 or more, $430 mo. income, low taxes & Pinecrest area home. 3 BR, 2 B details. $31,000. ' PoW of BeginnIng. IN NI P555*50 , Pla. hold. Comm., Inc. to James have any defensia to assert t this representatives attorney are sat IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, OP THU YOU ARE REQUIRED to serve a iisp.Pareot AdsIea A. Jones Jr. & *0 ShIrley A.,, Lot 20 action or claims to file against the forth below. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIt. copyof your wrlttlndefensas, if any TIMOTHY SALE ROU*TSON Windiree West, $31,101 forfeited aircraft. Otherwise, the All persons having claims or CUlT, IN AND FOE SEMINOLE POGARY U. MASSEY, ESQUIRE, ci MIlcalls 0019111 MO155 Ne W' ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER Urns. 15.*0t: FURNITURE 4,32,32, iv,, AND THINGS", under which N will DUNN ___ ___ 40-A—Apartments a Duploxos for Silo Vsnted Will sit byweek withagedorsick Excellent references. 321-0473 -- ., filettoariginalwimtC1.'of. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED abovestyled Court either before th, an action for StepParent service on Plaintiff's attorney, or Adeption has bun Iliad. You are H. Kesler 1*0 Debra M. NE¼ 01 ArlPew H. Bickwitb, they 'nay have. Each claim must be SIOIIMAN A. HAMILTON, (aalkny LA, liNed $ pm., giiigg [hIr301 ir.s1.tiIy thereafter: otherwise Fepilred to serve a copy of your Sit/a. Sic. 11.31.79, his Lots 1.7,93. a Clerk 01 tIte Court in writing and must Indicate the _____ a Judgment may be II%tifd against *vittindsfiis.s, If any, on James T. NIOskIand Hills Add. 13.90, $47,111. By: Jean E Wiik. bsls for the claim, tI fl and you for the relief demanded In me Golden. P.O. lox 2302. Sanford, 1k ss CI (, $ p.m., Sanford (nb.r .1 p. Co . Fla. ResId o.,ut, ci.* address oo ttis creditor or his agent C.maIIM. " _____ CLINK'S NOTICE OF ' Florida 32771 as Attorney for Comm. Inc. It 1 The Highlands Board of County or attorney, and the amount : WITNESS myon hand and 5501 04 POSitionS, In Wils action, and I lIe the 5ec. ins. 05,300. Conwnlsslonsrs, NOT ICE IS HEREIY GIVESI 151$ lIds Court, the lINt day claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, o, c-- .i 9:29..m. orlgirwl with tin Clerk olifie Circuit Annie Ciften & hb Hsmar 0. to Simloele County. me date when It will become due pursuaedtePlnaIJudgmInl01PVi , 1,79. ':t' . "' y,'' 11 s.m. Is 4 p.m., IL cs.rt Nt a for Simip.fe Ylismas 0. Freeman, InEtee Lals Publish: February LI,7,$,9,II,13, shill be stated. It 1911 claim iS Chew'S islerid In 1911 M,IST$Sd nty (SEAL) P111W., iii or When 191111191 day of *3.14,11,11.$1,$,$l,$1,35.33,if, cent logent or wtliquldated, the COU5S Nt Ili CWcwR CoWS 1510 Lá.'i Ldkrut CIrr$Iu4,. Mt Y.n3, 9517 lId - 3041155. Lonp,Jus1, SUN. Arttwr H. kcbeNh. Jr. *4111 1979. GNaws.,. Judgment (QCD) DIanne C. Grew $sNsrst P *17,32. March 1,7,4,3,4.7, 5,9.11, flitulS 00 $510 UflCSrtalIWy shell be IIIMISWII Judicial CIFOINi in Iød Clerk lithe circuts Court hsy tN, im1 ad hit may be emluriot 1.111111 * de. c.. irids. I wlil Q, fjf 11. Newell Branch staled. If Wil mg. ,, ' my: Potty N. Capps . In t51 iui.J Plu* Ski Ibswj 9 am..toI pa., sie. socerlty shi be dNc?lbet Thi Sail it public $VC$ISR to Ni 51*551 olo-00 . OsmaY : WITNESS MV HAND AND SEAL . -____ claimant shaM deliver sufficient bidder for Cash .at 1511 Welt P9051 -_-, _•. p55k Q, C,14S 32,1-. 2.9,11, $79,4191i4Cewrt, thIs •' Anfoo'Mayoard&*0 Isimiry . c1.i ens c'aim to itt. iiitv -: *sSs.rt muss. ttv-t PICTITIJ A ii AitSkw ad'Pk 111i Vliinf, II ia,- is IprWs &s un. p,, meoc. is hereby giveR aat i am ett*. tin clerk Si mail ins copy to Seminal CswltV. P111W., 00 1510 __________________ (SIAL) Pleur .011:05 AM. is *prN 115*' , 009.100. each psrs.nsI representative. 111111 NI bushels if P.O. Pew $4 aa. .9 pa. ss3di Alt Cor, * IL Ansiu Sled., ___ C. N. JIhEIR CSr. let, to IMIeRId P1. $7711 leohlagle ANYHUR H. IECKWITH, JR. AHpeflInsilh*IINdIfllttouState 1979,lSl$WIIINWtIl01rISIPIO NO7ICEU1 .Wsr Paik. Frw to me $prN LI. Mom.. Inc. .5 sIr. I County, FWIds unNi oi Is whom a copy ci lIds NOSICa ci party illuMe kaffli County scmioustv STATUTE sec. 5*1U. loonineSs CEmly, Florida ssm 01 DREAM BOATS, ga,, MmWs$ratlon has blest mailed we MOl, 55.1.01 P151*. 55590 SJNDAY, MAICI U TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; ______ By: Patricia R*lns PIp. . Nssld Comm. Inc. p Wdfor..,...... ssidnam. wN forty described a folls,ii: required. wlitthi 9p Slid to 10V — that WI. Deputy Clerk Oi4si Ciuhl ("51it7 bUIdI asrvks, 11 - Mildred I. Newbegln, The Clerk 01 the CIrcvlP Court, Iemljisi ThI $iS91 5IiiN. if 1911 Nlrltt Onderllgeed pursuant te , the date 04 the first publicatIon Of - Ba., Ovts Idumol v'; jk* 12.19 p.m. JAMES . GOLDEN Hlghfe $ec. Osis, 641,105. County, Florida N sccsrds,ig lids notice, te file any eblidlans 11*5)115011110 $101115551 Quarler ss.vw statute". CI*er fts,l45 ffi Nil $et$hsaif Qi**, LIII' 5u1 e provisisas if te ldNis,is they may have $$1$ (li yar a bu*i); pram, 2pm. Wes. v. vat' Jr. to Fiirlda $t$t*0ss - *111 111.5W. lOS. $re ___ Pselaw c.nar. Co • 1.14. bilL Sam. Statutes Te.W1t: Section validity Of Ni decadent's whit, Ni - platted U LAKE NORMAlS ,ugiuIrwam.cierkotm.Cc _ 14 Pm,, WI . m Fll StMetSs 1907. wJaliflcallens oi Phi persani reps- TATUS, SictiSli 11. T$4li* 21 Hayssas Add. Al. $2100. * bliSs Cenay, Jay P. Wisheu 33271 Put CIvIc Cii.', - Ilisi An. sentative, or Site vensil or lS. R$0)1l lIENS. piji, if p 1. GUNIlo 1*0 Tel: (350) 3fl'WWODAV, M*&*11 Classified Ads Often. ________________________ BegInning 442 feet West of Nor. Clerk FLORIDA W. Van DIne I WI Katherine L. Lot any and all parties havIng an In. that the adMinistratIon of the estate theist COnIer 00 Southwest ¼ ci ly: Silty N. Cappe, IV: Arthur H. Ieckwlth, Jr. 5 blk 0, Howell Cove, 2nd Sec., terest in One Cessna 310 Aircraft of FRANCES M. ROFFLER a-ka Southwest ¼ of SECTION 9, Deputy Clerk Clark $37,000, bearing serial number 3)01010 and Frances Jean Roffler, deceased, HARRISON, GREENE, MANN TOWNSHIP 26 SOUTH, RANGE 33 By: Gladys A. Horn (form. Arnold) to tail number N 1010 Q to show cause' File Number 79-44.CP, Is pending In ROWE, STANTON I MASTRY EAST, run South 546.74 liii to Deputy Clerk Sylvan Lake Div. Co Inc. all prop. in why the aforesaid aircraft should the Circuit Court for SEMINOLE A: ZALA L. FOR 11$, isa. Northerly night.of.way of Old Ptiblioh: March 9, 1979 $at 01 $ylva Glade, $170,300. not be forfeited to the usi of the County, Florida, Probate Division, Sanford.Oeneva Road, thence DIH.43 Sylvan 1k. D.. Co Inc. to H. S. SheriffolSeminoteCowdy, Florida, the address of which is Seminole Southeisterty along said right-cf. Florida W31 Horn CanOn. Co. Inc., Lot 16. Syiva pursuant to Siction 705.11, Florida County Courthouse, Sanford, Fl. way 111.13 fset thence NOITh S31. March, 16, 1979 IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OP THE Statutes. You have 30 days from 32711. The personal representative Pubft Glade, 1*000. fss',ttiinC.NoIthI3diywsW33" EISHTIENTN JUDICIAL CII. Magnella $VC. Corp to George 0. February 6th, 1979, to contact the of the estate is Rex W. Roffier, DEH.3 West 11101 feel to North lIne 0 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE VanOWusvenlwf Martha R. Lot 20 Honorable Harold F. Johnson, Coun. whose address is 605. WkWer Park __________________ loultiwast ¼ 01 Southwest ¼ 01 said COUNTY, FLORIDA. Wklva Club Estes, Sec. Pour, ty Judge, SemInole County Court. Dr., Casselberry, Fl. 32707. The SECTION 9. thence West 7.5 felt to CASE so. $nI0cA.z0-i 514.105. heuse, Sanford, FlorIda 32771,10 you name and address of the personal - (SEAL) James 0. CiomoMs a *0 i• ... t Publish: February 14,32. tarr, liwisdlctis.i 011111 ceurt. AU. CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND - ARTHUR H. StCKWlTH, JR.. " W ____JNUN Club PSI Huid N Clerk 01*115 Ci11 - OSJECTIONS NOT SO FILED DR011 lid 1141*. IV: betty N. Capge . WILL SE FONEVIR BARRED 2135 2 S French (17 92) Sanford 323 5321 Freight handlers needed. Starting WI Gladys, Lot 10 blk 0, Fournoore Un. 1. $43,900. alrcraftwlllbiforfsltedtotheuseol demands against the estate are COUNTY, FLORIDA REALTY WORLD. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS LAKE MARY details call 644.3079 throUgh the described property, to. _ (t)) New 233 Homes, 4 oct. interest to q'ialifi,d buyer. $30,000 to AVON Notice is hereby gIven that, LOWELL M. OAR RETSON and and wit: Sanford. Florida 3717) NOTICE OF ACTION pursuant to the Amended FInal MARY ELLEN OAR RETSON, his That portIon of LIve Oak Avenue Publish: March 9, I97 TO: Any parties having an in. lying North Of Lot 1, BloCk "A," Judgment entered In thIs cause, In wife, DEH.44 terest in ONE CESSNA 310 AIR. Revised Mapof Chuluota, according Circuit CourtIol SemInole Helen Forester, wid., to Finmin CRAFT bearing serial number 310. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FORthe County, Florida, wtII sell AMENDED to the Piat thereof as recorded in A. Emanuel, Malga R. .Iones 8½ of 0010 and tail number P41010 Q their SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA property situated In SemInole NOTICE OF ACTION Plat Book 2at Page 31 ,ol the Public LotS, bikI. TIer 4, Traffords Map of heirs, assigns and successors in In. PROBATE DIVISION County, Florida, described as: Records of Seminole County, Ronald F. Cary I *1. Evelyn to Sand, 131,000. tifest, and all persons, Firms, and Pile Number 7944.CP BIk C, Brsntley Hall Ests. Grace C. Lycans, lot 25, Duck Pond TO, LOWELL M. OAR RETSON and Florida, and lying East of Milishore 4 and South 20 feet of LOS 3 Muriel K. Scott to MiamI 8. Kelly, Corporations Owning, Having or Division MARY ELLEN GARRETSON Drive of Lake Mills Shore, as recorGROVE MANORS, according to ft'4 Claiming An Interest In or Lien On IN RE: ESTATE OF Lot 4, bik 31, Oneamwold, 16,700. CD) Robert A. Denim to Donn CI 515.000. a Addn. Li$t Known Address: Sabal PoInt Prop. Inc. to did in Plat Book 11 at Pages 14 and Plat thereof as recorded In P1.1 the Above Described AIrcraft. FRANCES N. ROFFLER, a.k.a 1014 Noitti 6th McGill, LI 1, Ilk 21, North Durrance ConsIr. Co. Inc., Lot 13, Book 10, Pages 31 and 32 of the iS, Public Records of Seminole YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE Frances Jean Roll ler, Itenry C. Moore Jr. I WI MirIam ndo FIrst Add, $100. Fort Smith, Arkansas Public Records of Seminole County, county. Florida WhIsper Wood at Sabal Point, Un. I. to CalvIn F. Day & .wl Sandra, HEREBY NOTIFIED that the State JQCD)DonnaL.McGilltoiobert $20,200. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Florida. PERSONS INTERESTED MAY Big. 1337'WI330' P4.04 SE coral olFlorida,exrelDoughasCheshlre, ''A.Derum & *1 Grace, Lot 1, Ilk 21, Shirley Ann B. Ammerman Sac. 31.I32 etc, $10,100. Deceased atpubllcsale,toffiehlghe$tandbesf action for foreclosure on an In. APPEARANOBEHEARDATTHE Jr. State Attorney fOr the NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Eight' - *rth Cr1. First Addn, $100. (Form. Born) to Sandra L. Herndon strument deemed a mortgage TIME AND PLACE ABOVE SPECI. bidder for cash, at Sli. s ...,)Iorlzcn Builders, Inc. to Stephen & Donald E. Lovelace. CI, LOt 10, eenth Judicial Circuit ci the State of TO ALL PERSONS HAVING door of the Seminole County pursuant to Florida Statutes $497.01 FlED. Murray I. Fredericks, it al Florida, on behalf of the Honorable CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST c inMarch Sanford, on real pr*pty has been filed (SEAL) trusteesto Henry C. Moore Jr. & *0 John E. Polk. Sheriff of Seminole THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 11:00 --,s. AM., on 21st,Florida, atainst you,sald property described BOARD OF COUNTY COMMI. Miriam, Yr. 0: same as above County, Florida, has I lied a Rule to OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED (SEAL) a follows, beIng situate and lying In SSIONERS $3,000. Show Cause in the Eighteenth JudI. IN THE ESTATE: Seminole County, Florida: ARTHUR H. SECKWITH, OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, Roilingwood Homes Inc. to John del Circuit Court Of Florida against YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED . in presligeous area of Sanford. Comp. furn. I BR, 2' bath, Swimming pool. ALSO Freshly painted 1 BR partial furn. cottage, Sanford area. Adults only. SISO mo. It you're in the business of building your busines. - - -use the P.O. Box 10154 Eugene,..Ore. 97110. Call 24 hrs. (303).114-2441. _________________________ 4APJIIC ___________________________ NOTICE OF SALE Seminole County Courthouse Defendant, Secretaries. Call now for lobs In Sanford Area. All skills needed. No Fee. We Pay You. Norreli _Services. 647-Sill. 41—Houses EXECUTIVE HOME Experienced aluminum Screen Room Installer & Aluminum Siding & soffit man. 3234675. (9O4)313-9i10. . Charles M. Comeau & WI Sec. One, $6,000. Harry Woodruff. etal Heirs to ,Winter Spgs. Div. to Sol.Dale AS Personal RepresentatIve -thence run East along said north ' Legal Assistant I mos. iti, Bidrs., Inc., Lt 215, Winter gspnlngs Dorothy Ferris, same as above, Magdalina to Charles M. Comeau I f h Estate of Fla. Land Co. to Fla. Risid. line of Section 3 a distance of 93.67 Must have access to car i. be 11.000. Un. 3, $17,000. s-Lost $. Founi JOhn A. Blithe WI Magdalene, W 310.15' of 5E¼ l Comm., Inc., Lot 20, The Highlands feet to the south quarter corner of __________________________ CETA eligible. Call 3fl.$13, 9 to The Greater Conetr. Corp. to SE'4 Of 58¼ of SEC 21.2029, 2.01w Sec. One, $6,000. Merrsn Jabbari to The Ryan Co., Deceased SectIon 32, Township 19 South, ________________________ $ weekdays. Harry Grossman I *1 Pearl, Lot 1, acres $100. 16.9 Winsor Manor First Range 30 East; thence continue to ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL LOST vicinIty of 1k. Mary Blvd & Charles Comesu I WI to Charles BIk eN, RIver Run Sec. Two, 14,900. run East along said north line of REPRESENTATIVE: 1.4 lntection Sun. 2 Dober. M. Comeau I WI, Magdalena, E fames L. Roberts I WI Lana to $42,900. Legal Notice Legal Notice Section S a distance of 107.25 feet to THOMAS 0. FREEMAN, ESQUIRE mans, red F, 1½ yrs.. blk I tan f SEt/i *f 58¼ of EC l.uonard P. Abraham I WI Ruth E. Scott Brandon, Inc. to Bradley the north quarter corner of saId P. BOx 70 (1009 Hwy 34 Reward. . 27.2.29, less part S acres $100. Ann, Lot 11 81k A, Sweetwater F. Smith I wf Nancy .1., It 21 -M, S mo, . -•5344714. . Sam M. Anderson, to Clyde E. IN THE tOUNTY COURs IN AND. . Section S. Township 20 South, Range Altamonte Springs. Fl. 32701 Oaks, Sec. 10, $115,500. Markham Place $26500 NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR 30 East, being the end of this center. Publish: March9, , 19 LOST March5betwsen l21hAve, I (QCD) Randolph Mathews, sql. to Lower, Lot IS, blk C, Amended pies' FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Winter Spgs. Dcv. to Cameo OEH.21 THE VACATING, ABANDONING, lIne descriptIon. 14 Ave., L'wood, Mad. sized, Constn., Inc., LI)59, Winter Springs Claretha P. Hudson (married), Lot 1k. Kathryn Park 3rd Add., $4,300. FLORIDA male Poodle, off whIte "Bandit" DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING PERSONS INTERESTED MAY ________________________ (QCD) Blalne Miller Jr I Shirley CASE NO. - Up. 3, $21,300. 771 Midway, slog. OP RIGHT$-OF•WAY. wearIng flea collar. Good APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT TJIE Deborah W. Herchig to John Wm. J to Blame Miller Jr. I Shin J. .n. STATE OP FLORIDA, )aytree Village, Inc., to Clara TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TIMEAND PLACE ABOVE SPEd. Reward. 631.2323. tIff, Beg. SW cot of P48¼ of SW'k EX REL, DOUGLAS CHESHIRE, 'Kollar, Un. 2 Bldg. 260 Nahtree Herchig, Lot 45, 81k A, North Cr1 YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NO. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FlED. runN MO', E 649.73' etc. Sec 26.20.32, JR. Village, $31,900. Tart., Sec 9 Unit 2, $100. .. TICE that the Board of County BOARD OFCOUNTY COMM$. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, $100. State Attorney for the Eighteenth. (QCD) CalvIn I. Drumheller to FLORIDA Commissioners of Seminole County, Mildl'edVeinoReps'.Est.lrvingt MISSIONERS Gustaf 0. Nrdgnen 1*0 AlIce to JudicIal CircuIt of the State of Florida, at 1:00 o'clock p.m. on the Civil Actien Ne. 7$.$SCA49.E . frrsnces I. Drumhelier, LotS, South Mildred Veino I Ronald VeIns. Lots Leonard 0. Nordgren, Alan J. I Florida, on behalf of the Honorable OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, Legal Notice rest. Third Add,$i00. 27th day of March, AD., 1979, in the FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS 1,2,3,4,5,4,7,5,9,10,11,24,25,26, FLORIDA Gustif 0. Jr. Lot 411 N 53' of 43, John E. Polk. Sheriff of Seminole itv Dude I. *1 Owendolyn to & 27, bik 0, Midway $s., $100. County CommIssioners' Meeting. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, By: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Woffor's lake View Csy, FICIlda, WIey M. YOSfnØIood & *efrl A., IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TN '-5-Tar. so.. $hnVeIrwRsnOSdCIsyI'Jeffery .... Room 05 the County CourthouSe In . Clerk .. .. . '(bro. I s%$tev),t t $rf ot 05*13. Veins fo Mildred Veiño Lots i1I 4 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Sanford, Florida, wit? hold a Public By: Sandy Jacobs I WI PatrIcia m. Lot 231, Trailwood Plaintiff, 14, in 5½ of 81k H. Yr. 3, Sanlando 27 blk 0, Midway Heights. $100, Plaintiffs, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Hearing to consider and determine "I Deputy clerk Ests., Sec. Two - SprIngs, $42,500. COUNTY, FLORIDA. International Land Planning GARY he$pj or not lhe County will va S. HUDO INS and (SEAL) Attamonte Hts. Apts Ltd. Ptr. to, ONE CESSNA 310 AIRCRAFT Barton Luckenbach I John 0. inc. to the Mars Constr. Co. Inc., Grace PropertIes Inc. Tract of land bearing serial number MARGARET M. HUDOINS, hIs CASE NO., 7S-2437.CA4.A cate, abandon, discontInue, close, DAWSON B. THOMPSON and Aycock to LewIs A. Uhlman I WI Lots 191 31, Jennifer Ests. $44,000, wife, renounce and disclaIm any rlgnt LIz Blackburn in NE'.4 of Sec 23-21.29 desc., 10.172 3100010 and tail number Sandra, Lot 16 & E½ of 17 81k 0, BRUCE L. THOMPSON, the County and the public In and to ClInt T. MartIn I *1. Vine K. Land Development Division P41010 Q acres, u.m,soo. West Altamonte Hts., Sec. One, Billy B. Marlin I *0. Peggy C. to PlaIntiffs, the following rlghts-of.way running Defendants. Room 113 ac H. Piage (form Rhodes) I hb $31300. IrILu RUb sure to get re5uIts 33—Houses Furnished ________________________ __________________________ ___ ____ L i. 941.4197. Pgmp.no, FL. ___________________________ .sFrederlck W. Slstilne Comm, Inc., Lot 21, The Highlands U — iv, i & & — & & & "I I & & & I & & & . & U .5 £1 j•* & & Friday, March 9, 197-1lA - NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR THE VACATING, ABANDONING, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION OF RIOHTS-OF.WAY. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Pitt Nvmbtv 79.19.CP James R. Hale *1 Cynthia to YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE D1Y15ttA bik D, Amended Plat of Lake Fla. Land Co. to Fla. Residential Schreiber I. WI Judy, Lot 1$ WI Susan N., I Gerald S. SteldI A NOTICE that the Board of County IN RE: ESTATE OP Kathryn Park, Third Ad. $11,000. 'Communities Inc.. Lt 19, The Stonewood. $100. E., LW, Lt 317 costesmore Cit CommissIoners of Seminole County, Clinton J. Anderson 6. Mildred Stemper to Mildred W. WI Jean to '4fghlands Sec. One, $$,3QO. Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Sec. 3, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock p.m. on the JOHN A. BISTL1NE, Stmper I. Hb. Wm. H. Unit Fla. Land Co. to Ftc. Resid. Keith A. Trudgeon 1 WI Elaine, Lt $65000. 27th day of March AD., 1979, in the Bldg. E, Crown Oaks, $100. Comm., Inc. Lt 13, The Highlands 47. 81k A, Lake Brantley Isles John 1. Eardley wI Sue to Wm. County Commissioner's Meeting Second Ada,., $31,500. Paul P. Tzareff WI. Dorothy to 'ec. Two Tr. 0 Replat, $16,900. Room at the County Courthouse In NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION J. R. Bohannon WI J. Alice to Rudy 0. Buztea wI. Flora C. W H. Morrison, It., Lot 10 81k A FIa Land Co. to FIa. Resid. Knoltwood sd, $17,000. Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 120' of E 390' of S 160' of SW'!, of Inc.. LI 22 The Highlands James M. Simmerson I. wf Mary, Diana to WI Robert J. Laird Hearing to consider and determine CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Lot S 81k B, Spring Lake Hills, SW'k of SEC. 12I.31, less S 'Sec. One, ss,000. John E. Collins wf Barber L., N 75' whether or not the County will THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL $24,000. $120,000. Fla. Land Co. to Ftc. Resid. vacate, abandon, discontinue, cie, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Karl B. Porter to Roliingwood of Lot 11 S 10' 0110 81k H Nor. Robert F. Jimenez I. *0 Kathryn :Comm.. Inc., It 66, The Highlands IN THE ESTATE. thdate, $11,900. renounce and disclaim any rit to Albert F. Landgral Homes Inc., Lot 110, Lego Vista sd, WI Alice, 4ec. Four, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Joseph Raposa A wf Patricia to the County and the ovbiic In and to $52,000. The Huskey Co. to Jerry J. Fowler Lot 15, 81k G, Foimoor Un. 1, that the administration of the estate WI Lorene, from Ernest L. Ford the following rights-of.way running $40,500. Howell Cove Constr. to Melvin H. wf Joan Charles E. Collins, LI 01 JOHN A. BIsTLINE, decied, through the described property, Gotschall WI. Betsy A., Lot 7, blk SE cot. of SW/4 Sec. 26.20.29, James J. Riley 1 *1 Josephine to .46, 81k C, Sweetwater Oaks, SIc. 12. File Number 79.19.CP, is pending In Wit: $33,500. S. Theodore Takyorlan *1 Ann, S M, Howell Cove 2nd sec.. $37,200. 134.900. the CIrcuit Court for SEMINOLE David L. VeIleu WI Beverly M. All that portion of right.of.way for 262' of W 700 of 81k James H. Robb 1 WI. Sandra to B, Amended Winter Springs 0ev. to Showcase Paola Road (Former State County, Florida, Probate Divlion, Eugene A. Zlofek wI. Barbara J. toHerbertA.Tatelbamel.WI Joyce, _'I4imes Inc. of On,, Lots 21 4 Plat Crystal HeIghts, $55 Sintord, 20' of 26, 81k N, Lot 25 IN S 55' of Secondary Road S.46A) lying east of ---------ii,i, A t,O Joel L. Horr.II. sat to Samu.I P. Lots 19 20 blk C Ir. 71. - 2rv--------------------------------------------------------------------------Jilif I. mu pwruun., PIQF1QC 567,200. -. Norlhga?e, the east right-of-way line of Rine. ina Galen Dulimeyer & Joan to Wm. Palermo& WIVeraM.;Lt194&W½ S9I 1V105 k5,000• Maronda Homes Inc. to David C. hart Road (County Road C.4318) in representative of ffiC estate is T. Freeiand I WI Lynn G., Lot 6, The of 6 etc., Town 01 LOflgWoOd, Nancy W. Canasta I hb. John to Shaw 6. wI Bonnie, Lot 27, 81k J the west half of Section 5, Township Frederick W. Blstline, WI'ioie ad. Hrghlands Sec. Four It. A & B RepI. Seymour S. Lenz & WI. Jeanette, Foimoor Un. Two. $37,900. 20 South, Range 30 East, including dress is P.O. Box 67, Lorq*ood, Fl. The Huskey Co., to Graham Lots 101 $67,000. ii, blk B Tr. 15, and 2nd Carolyn S. Jordan to Frank Kelley any portion depicted on p1st of Sur. 32750. The name and addreSs of the Hagen Homes Inc. to Johnson K. Constr. & Dcv., Inc., Lot 1, 81k 0, RepI. Saniando Springs. $45,000. IWI Lois R., Lot , The Colon veyof RoadtoPaofaasrecordedln personal representative's t0f'flly Belwl & wf Susan N., LI 57 Grove Sweetwater Club Un.?, 5.0,900. Earl H.Davls&Wf.Sallytojames nades, ThIrd Sec., $24,000. Plat Book 2, page Ii; and any are sit forth below. The Huskey Co. to Graham G. Taylor 1. *1. Doris, Un. E, Bldg. 7 sts. su,ix. All persons having claims or (QCD) Harold 0. Sprow & lillian portion depicted as Sanford.Paola John T. Forrest Jr. I. wI Marjorie Constr. & Dcv., Inc., Lot 2, 81k B, Sausalito Condom., Ph.I. $51,000. piat of Oaklawn Cemetery demands against the estate to Mearl M. Sprow, Lot 3, 81k ED, Road on toHerbert E. Bryant & WI Mary R., Swattwater ClUb Un. 2, 5.0,900. WITHIN THREE 8e1.Aire Homes Inc. to Clinton Lake Ellen Addn CB, $100. requIred, as recorded in P1st Book 13, peg, Dwight M. Miller & *1 Florence to Scoff I WI. Daphne, Lot SI, Spring Lt 19, 81k 20, Weathersfield 2nd (QCD) Mearl M. Sprow to Harold public records of Seminole County, MONTHS FROM 'I HE DATE OF PineStreit Corp., Lot$36&37IE½ Oaks Un. 6. $31,100. Addn., $33,100. G. Sprow I Lillian, it. ten., CB, Florida, lying outside of the THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Roliingwood Homes Inc. to of 3$ 81k B, Sportsman Pardlse, THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk David R. Storm & *0. Donna I. to (corrective) Lot 3. 81k ED, Lk Ellen following described parcel: Howard T. Eckert & wf Marie A., $16,000. PaulO. Miller, Jr. IwO. Joyce M. W n CB, $100. A strip of land 50 feet in width Of the above court a written Richard W. Smith & *0 MarIlyn to 4' Of Lot 16 and E 39' of Los 6, 81k M, Howell Cove. 2nd Sec., 15, bik M Rose M. Kern, wid., to Willard F. lying 25 feet on each side of the statement of any claim or demand W. Alan Van Deusen, Lot 103 Lyn. Longwood Park. $30,900. $59,300. Kaufmann & *1 Lois P., Lot 13, 81k followIng described line, attached they may have. Each claim must be E & .1 Jomes, Inc. to Melvin M. wood, 132.300. in writing and must IndIcate the Wm. B. Thompson, Ind. & It. to c, arantley Shores, 1st Addn., hereto as Exhibit A. McCIune & WI Carol L., Lot 2, Grove (QCD) FHA to Lester & PatricIa W.W. Jones Inc., Lts9& 10 less W 10' $5,500. basis for the claim, the name and XHI RITA Ann Florence, Lot iS 81k A, Ire. s'ts., sn,ox. of lObIk F, of $'. of Tr. 14, 2nd repl. Arluro Brignoni & WI Ana to Ervin Begin at the northwest corner of address of the creditor or his agent .'River Run, Inc. to The Greater lIft., 116,000. Sanlando Springs $11,500. Perez, Lot 13$ Lake Harriet Ests., Section 5, Township 20 South, Range or attorney, and the amount VirginIa 8. Stevens. sql to David Constr. Corp.. Lots flI 6. 117 RIver Plcketts Pact Co., Inc. to Jeffrey 30O. 30 East, from which the north line of claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, C. Ray & *1 Charm E., Lot 11, 81k C, 0. Marion I WI. KImberly K. Lots H n Sec. Three, $20,400. Ted Williams & wf Selma to said Section 5 is presumed to beer the date when it will become due Winter Spgs 0ev. to Aylesbury Lk Orlenta Hills, Un. 2, $.0 cx. 1. 12. blk 32, Townslte of North Barton B. Pilcher& WI Olivia M., & East; run S 69 degrees 26' 09" E a shall be stated. If the claim is .IohnL.StevenslWIPearltoWm. Chuluota, $12,200. 'Homes Corp., Lots 971 117 Winter Gao. M. Willis. & WI Jo A., Beg SE distance of 277.12 feet to the contingent or uriliquidated, the T. Behrens I WI Katifie J., Lot 9, 81k Springs Un. 3, 133.700. tetert Walsh I *1. Roberta to con Lot 8, Frank L. Woodruff s.d. beginning of a curve concave to the nature of the uncertainty shall be Roy Beistel Jr. I Jean M. toDaniel 9, SanfOrd Farms, $10,000.' Charles C. Coffee & WI. Debra P. $20,000. south having a radius of 699.54 feat stated. II the claIm is secured, the R. Belstel, 5'.', of NW¼ of SE'!4 of (QCD) Leroy F. Blxby, tru5tba to Lots 13, 141 15, bfk 23, Crystal Lake Melvin R. Strait I WI Mary to and a central angle of 36. degrees IS' scunity shall be descrIbed. The Cecil 0. Adcock & WI Shirley T., Lot Winter Homes. $34,900. Sec 11.21.31, 20 acres, $13,100. claimant shall deliver wfllclsnt Jerry M. Ouliedge & wI Martha A., 00"; Mary Kailauskas, wid to Algis i. 94, Lake Markham Ests., $100. thence run southeasterly along copies of the claim to the clerk to Wrenco Homes, Inc. to lames R. Los 3, BIk B. Crystal Shores. $3I,00. Gurinskas I WI Violeta, :ot SI. SA,Daniel L. Cart & WI Ann U. to Wylam I WI. Paulette R., Lot 312, David W. Hobson I WI Jane to said curve a curve distance of 419.30 enable the clerk to mall one ospy to 81k J Columbus Harbor s.d. $26,600. Southland Constr., Inc., LOS?, 8NIk Wrinwood Unit 32nd Addn. $39,200. Douglas Lee Aagsard IwO Terry 1. feet to point of tangency; thence run each personal representatIve. Resid. Comm. Amer., Inc. to Wm. C, Sanlando Country Club Est5., Benny Privltera & wI, Gladys to Lot 6, 81k B, Paradise Point, FIrst S52 degrees 36' 09" E a distance of All persons interested in the estate E. Harbison Jr. I wf Janice E., Lot $100. Wm. L. Bishop I wI. Edelgard & Sec., $26,500. 71.15 feel to the begInning of a curve to whom a copy of this Not ice of ill Barclay Woods First Addn., . Terance W. McLaughlin I WI Roberto Mollnani I *0. Mavis L., Johan C. Mathias, sql. to Gregory concavetothe north having a radius Adminlstrationhesbesn mailed are TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, stump removal, licensed I in. sured. FREE 5t. 143-1147. TO LIST YOUR BUSh E Sc...... In. screen en. DIAL 322.26 1 or ttahtmoM coMet. WorlIs.good. Call 327-1115 after 1 p.m. I319993 S . i I I r �by Chic YOung WOW WOULD 'tVU DIGNIFIED'••AND DESCRIBE ME AS A BOSS?J c 'III 'YVURE PJOBLE" DON'T MlI'1D (l,j) GO TWAT AR 44 Auxiliary verb Answer to Previous Puzzle 45 Flower plot 1 Greek ftC 46 Finish INC ___ f'i°i°i i1°i°ii!'iTI 7 Proprietor 48 Seaweed j-______________ 0*1I V NUMNAOI 12 Songstress product Vt Lie SlCutoutfor TA CCL l3Capitalof 55 Coveted OUT AN Austria 56Costlyfur DAY TO i;1Ohi 14 Beaver State S7 Metric unit EI $ e Opel'' t5Earliestborn 58 Reduce HONA ou l6Appropos _________________ sTAR Ii Family DOWN NIT CPA CIS trti member SAP PATH GAL L 18 Watch closely 1 Island off TAU CHI OVAL Mozambique PAL TI 0 GOT 21 Strained 23 Ovum 2 Gridder 43 Toughen by Jimmy — 19 hon 26 Look to exercise 20 The bull 12 28 Looks 3 By birth 29 New(prefix) 4 Woman's wds.,Span.) 45 Sting name 30 Repeating 22 More tidy 47 Grows darker from memory 5 Take as ones 23 Plenty 48 Misfortune 31 Pennsylvania own 49 Gallic 8 City on the 24 Species city affirmative groups 33 Amidst Loire 50 Energysaving 25 Egged 7 Slickest 36 Felt sorry ACROSS Es ) BEETLE BAIL by Mort Walker HEY', COOKIE! TOO LATE! ITS ALREAPY CAN I LICK THE FROSTING 6P01(EN FOR PAN! WELL, THERE P4OØQPY AROUNP. THEYUIP NEVER I MISS A FEW LICKS about 37 Sea dog I'.' J 1 38 Woodwind 5 8 Marries 9 Compass point • 27 Hanker time (abbr.) —————— I contraction ————— 1 2 3 4 5 6 12 - - -- - - 13 9 Lamb Dr. then If you want to get rid of it, do (1pindo icon whit you you'll have to consider surgical mean by flab. Also since I don't know bow overwelgl* you were ft's diffiCUltfor DEAR DR. LAMB - I was me to know whether you have reading your co=n about from still more fat to lose. You should tNlapIaithm an o abietoteIlbyfesUngbow one woman Into another be instrument 10 Ensign (abbr.) 35 Planted 53 Compass 40 Hideous giant 1 1 Rodent ppoint 39 Railroad roa 41 Year (Sp.) 13 Boat 18 Faux pas (p1.) locomotive 54 Lions home 42 Ghostly . DEAR DR.IAMB — Iama 17_yea oldmaleatdIreCestlY ostagsmoimtofwel&I*bY owl bigon adidandlflWtoVlfll ween 40 lost my exercise. I ald5Opo%m. However, this grist weight lois h left an ee*ve Oi* ci flab on my _ ,bdomen. Please dOfletIugg -Ui ift.ups.Idn than three times a skin and fat waide am abdome help. 1t ore the keys to tW4111111111111 UP 00 (117 and It does you itgeet anything? waist AM. If YOU itill have alot DEAR READER - am of loose akin a year after W} e.l ____ sr 1 ad at how often fat control program is raised. wtat to this 32 Spanish gold 52 Poetic 34 More verdant How To Lose Your Excess Loose Skin 7 8 9 10 11 - - - -- Evening HeiiIil woman's ideria. This set me to much SANFORD, FLORIDA thinking. We don't have any - - -- yotrakin — IfanY 14 15 Loose *1st may never fully children because I had a . .-__ contract. That's why people hysterectomy when I was very _____________________________ ' —— - - - - ——— 18 17 shouldn't get fat In the first young. My ovaries were left — — __ by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER p&ace, even if they're very Intact, en apparently I Mill 23 24 25 21 18 19 20 22 rYOU stth the skin ovulate but, fCii,ithCI young. ff 1L 7T too much, It will only .tap beck don't have a uterus I don't have 27 28 29 28 rnlperioie. solar. Health NOW I tmderdand there Isn't I am sending you The 31 32 30 INDiNTS1. ino THAT, VWX VJflH Letter number 3-7, Girth such a thing as ateria tran10TO %lJHTlOIJ Mip Control: Avoiding the Big qlants 751, but whit rd like to 38 - 33 ' 135 ___ Middle, even though I suspect knowIaIfI'm prodwhllg normal N.L. - youhaveacaznpllsitsda lot Of ova, could one of those be 37 40 38 what this issue advises. Other fertilized and developed In 41 - 42 - readerswho want this issue can some other woman's uterus? --- send 50 cents with a long, That way myhisband and i —— - — 45 48 uiw stamped, self-addressed en- couldhaveachildthitho ——— - - -— — — velope for ft. Send your request Own genes. 48 49 50 - - 51 = - 52 53 READER — tomein care of this newspaper, DEAR 1-74 1119MOT14A.6a IN ft@ uS p" op P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Theoretically, that would be 55 56 .&i.... 4W w. V..& £VI$ iiV £I £•ffitiO rviIhlndtJthttivarviImilar --Iam going to advise sit-ups rto that have been done In animal reFothadlout. At this Many you. lifts for and leg • — people don't realize that Mt-ups particular writing, this ham't do not tone up all of the ab been done In human beings, but domen. They are primarily for mod of the basic elements - the upper abdominal muscles, needed to do such procedure those above the navel. Theyhavebeemworkedot*. have very little effect on the So, I can't tell you that you muscles below the navel. These could have such a thing dons must be tightened up with leg now, but Ithink entirely ByBERNICE3EDE010L lift type exercises. I'd liketo possible for a woman inyour add that anyone with beck situation to have that done at ' IA] should not try doing some date In the fitae, if the problems 1_1 dIII exerdaes without his - cboosestodoso.O(courie,that Saturda7S,, March V ' " - would entail finding ether doctor's approval. 1IdlI S1t.mçs,vo1a1.arycontraction waunanwflowuwullngtogo InVolved. by Howls Schneider of awoina' muscles, In lifts through the pregnancy for your EEK S_ MEEK LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) and ellmlnMbig fat under the child. March lot it" 1U' Joint viweswfthpersona Because wbatyou doitwell k /7 IHATE1O114IJK received by your himde today who dmn your Ind MJMATThEYD Th2' You tereets should might Pt a I" bit W SAL5_S AT / 'i4 ii with lt. niuigerowoutloek1s won'tlet you get away --_() IiVt#it.sr.l XTh /, Friday, March 9, 1979 O 9 YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE -. --————— ———— — HOROSCOPE For :sL\L ft's ) I Ill OC(E7V fl I 'I Ifl 1/1 Iii / I— Ik. us P" Ulf 3by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP C* ARE A l.UJST -: WHEW ONE W O.ISHO.flNG ON THE 1 &14W %AUNG TAPE, T (TOO ( T0 PJT IN THE \(5E \JCR &WMIWE' AUNP THE LENGTH rTo,s4pE5, ANP 10P. MkM 9A5MRadio M A WGLE GFr o -S NYLON-REINFORCEP SEVERAL INCHES CF I - tONCENTgATIQ4 NV' V ___ — /*"o - • s,' '___ / 0 — t1'_••,' VIRGO (Aug.23-Sept. 23) Several opportunities could PC (Feb,2141arch 3) come your way today. They Youvsbeeimiklngalotol- won'twaltforyoutomakeup points with important perions your mind, so don't hesitate to tam advantage of than. lately. Because of this, they may provide you with a MA ( - 23.Oct. 231 large boost In a hsll;ful direc- mu. Isn't anyone youfall UFindoutthsigus you Imprew odiy. This, however, .uu. with by couid be our sending for your copy iJ"n" attract ° (f Mall $1 for MCII • to AGr* P0 Box 456 several 84 ' SCORPIO (.1(.Nov. U) B8 Val to SPN* Wh 118L Concentrate an your more AlItI11011 (March 11119) humanitarian prowis today. You cadd am ym Machin 71 will cotriliate to your Matusaswellasallowyouto ' pals today, 11* take ceyou take pride in your ac don't carry tIthi I. SanIIs. .__ TAURUS (AIl liMly 20) UGZITAIIU$ (Nov. 23-Dec. Your artistic qualities are 21) As bug as you remainop 111(tMY - by Stolfel S H.imdahI . GS BUNNY 140W 90 U JM- \ ( VP!R.') OW CAP VHA SYIWY 'I'M Cot o.*.... THE •Aci NCEIVAS M0NT4LY, WHAT Th' FAMM It N TO §XtWA YOU Ar THIN* 1VVW A CAR.' i —.' M051 APUT) •f R NOW ¶27 1 -1I4Mht.. 1+H 1 P\ i7"? J • •W AK NO '\\V aJ)) -uJ - W — J ->--._____ - crying for da y" puft --A m an bd bow ot doempt____ to ____ your ly NORTH •KQJ3 91643 A2 3-PA SOUTH Perr 0 K84 OA73 Vulnerable: East-West t U East leads the last heart. South discards his WA low club and ruffs in dummy. If East IuIls a club, South lob it ride around to his queen. Either way, SoI makes his contract. : Pau Pisi Pus The bidding has gone: one; hurt-double-two hearts. You ho P -. Waingtwo by Stan Lee and John Romita rmAr AW1/4T.IlIM : W14ILS III His PRIIIII ___-- "t jiagiN -rLL "r WWII:$ MILE WEEDS Ir-KA-MA-MAI& A 2111111111 M&M . by T. K. ivami FIRSr IRM A SONVIN& 0" INVr1I -M6 WolsIms" Awl 10 - - .;. . .•.• •• • West North East hulk O k.fr Pass 30 Pass 4 [s4 "J?, 1q\ 5, :do . ' .. . An Alabama readerwants' South d-rt- by I%@ May net he M d year Pmd*dIW YMPO- you beart tricks. Then be raft This is easy. You shouM' 1 low d"I 1w oft 12111111111111. Therei aI sinsols play for partner Pick the suit. YOU You're a little camilus. Why not COWlS. MOvi With thi flow of the third can raise whichever one the contract. A11OuthhutO bids iiiat& (1 f lay do is to MW the of c' IPAPInI rinwa1A051113'. a and usuk otherdivarsius? A4110", (Jan. *Fsb. 1$) In thie Wed CANC (Jane 214i1y23) A iI1uiñt11 apprOach 11 Unfortunately, a review 01 F You know how to make mosey yus way ci 1anwh1s the bidding EnalIes ft ERN. J °; of this is' Medek a dells today, b5* altan today. 'Thure we a CeMit that East holds ' I. up to South to per, it. Box *, I51 you dm't ow how to bat this isn't that to st to a way tomake Station. Now vojk,N.Y.1XII.i try st- •. ....., -. cards a club • A 10912 most R "S t . He leads a diamond to wi dummy's ace. Back to his •ss to4 wAKJIO2 king and then a ruff ofhis 9$5 laat diamond- Now heleads Q10975 • J53 the last heart frm dunmy. •iose 2 •K East wins and South dI- CAPECOSN (Dec. 234en and Alas 555*51 by Sob ihavu - • .E" -. I. East. • Q 95 BrcuwaidJacaby SPIDER-MAN • / • South plays two rounds of and is delighted to 9attrumpshavebro. ketwo4w work an5 Now he play sIgainst drawn to, y9L 7W second you tam nowve you'll find 1$) A - vistas .. . . 'I . East lead a dub to him 7y lANK AND UNEST . .._. I BRIDGE my aroma" brat you mat / •• . y WIN / ... - wu, 0" IM . / 4 •ts ., V j L c PMIS W T NSNIl h . - -- - A munching Harold Dellenger samples a — self-created treat..,other Milwee 7th graders - - _. . are also whipping them up. Story, VI S .-- I.5 •It•f 4 �2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, March 9, 1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Milwee 7th Graders Whip Them U P If you're 12 and want peanut butter cookies, you usually have to wait for your mother to bring some back from the store or whip up a batch in the kitchen. Harold Dellenger doesn't have to wait. He bakes his own. Harold is a 7th grader at Milwee Middle School and for the past 12 weeks his class has studied home economics, followed by industrial arts. Business education occupies the final 12 weeks of the year. For most 7th graders this is their first exposure to home economics," explained Linda Tuttle, who teaches Orientation to Home Economics Occupations. She started off with the basics, such as measuring ingredients and kitchen safety and before the end of the course both boys and girls had tried their hand at sewing, baking cookies, pizza, doughnuts and even fondue. - In addition to cooking and sewing the class is exposed to careerrelated information. Restaurant operations were discussed including information on how to become chefs and cooks. Child care, clothing, fashion and consumer education were also included. Friday, March 9, 979-3 2 LOCATIONS TOSERVEYOU 00"Or PHIL DEERE'S country Furniture DISTRIBUTORS INC. The problem at first," explained Mrs. Tuttle, "was that the boys were not open-minded about it and we had several fathers complaining. It was a real macho thing. But they (the boys) are really getting into it now." Harold Dellenger has found the class to be quite useful since he puts to use at his Altamonte Springs home what he has learned in class. His mother, Dimitria, and younger brother, Robert, have been treated to chocolate chip cookies, peanut butter cookies and pigs-In-ablanket (wieners baked Inside biscuit dough). He claims he has eaten everything he has made, never burned anything, and had no failures in his brief cooking c'areer. PH. 323-8322 Hwy. 46 (West lit St.) 1 Mile East of 1-4 SANFORD ERCHANDISE AND PHIL DEERE'S FURNITURE FACTORY CLOSE OUTS 1 * ~ PH. 323.0511 300 E. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD BARGAINS AT LESS THAN COST BUT WE MUST DO SO REGARDLESS OF LOSS! '. At school he was also instructed to clean up all his mess. Does he do the same at home? Harold cringed a little, laughed, "Well ...", he said. Now You Can Buy (oKI Pre-Owned Furniture For A Fraction Of The Original Price. UflLII r ear wiii ci av•i•ea .. RKU1ii VFM fun mMInINU IIAlK Beige nylon cover ........................... . DANISH STYLE SOFA & CHAIR Black vinyl cover ............................ HIDE-AWAY SLEEP SOFA EARLY AMERICAN SOFA AND CHAIR .. ... 0 Green Hercu Ion cover—Excellent cond. LA.Z.BOY SWIVEL ROCKER RECLINER Nylon cover ..................................... 1891 $69! $39 ! 119 $59 68 1 RECLINER tn beige vinyl cover ................................. 139 SOFA & CHAIR Induable Herculon cover SPECIAL BUY OF THE MONTH 10 K. (THAN ALLEN DINING ROOM SET In Solid Hardrock and Birch. Includes: Table, 6 Ladder-back Chairs Open Hutch, Buffet and Server—Like new condition. ORIGINAL COST OVER $3000.00 FIRST BUYER TAKES IT FOR ONLY — Pigs in a blanket ready for the oven All Trade-Ins Furniture. at 119 8 downtown store except Ethan Allen dining room set at Country MANY OTHER TRADE-INS AT LOW LOW PRICESI Text and photos by V Hareld Dellenger at home in the kIben Tom Netsel '& soy,hors i'eewvre. •... - . •a ''' "' j �4-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, March, igyp EVERY Saturday & Sunday 10 AM-5pM RAIN OR SHINE The TV Ads And Kids NEW YORK (UP!) — Is the rrc attempting to be a "national nanny" or 15 It trying to fulfill its obligation to protect the moat vulnerable portion of the television audience — children — from deceptive advertising? FTC heertup on proposals to limit and In some cases ban television advertising aimed at dlildres began In Washington, D.C., March 5 and will continue for about a a IIIWl,r' 17- at SR 435 C:.j 49$ PER CARLOAD OR 25$ WALK-iN ADMISSION Call 339.6221 for Information Mon-Fri. 1Oa.m.to3:3O pm. A I t a,J.p4J ADULTS 1 3 5C STUDINT 0V114$ 1.71 &($a CHIL D1 Hwy.17-92 PLAZA TW LILA1AT1 EVE 7:15 9:45 Only ; - 1 4 . ,. ., A Neunon . bAn PAU Fem VkborbCkAunan EVE 7:30 :30 I.. I I ii SAT. SUN. 2:0111 MATINEE ALL SEATS 1.25 The battle will seesaw back and forth as representatives of stared ceredi manufacturers testify on one side, dentists on the other; groups opposed to children's advertising such as Action for Children's Television on one side, ad agencies and networks on the other. No matter what the FTC eventually decides, somebody's going to sue. General Mills already has indicated It will appeal a ban against advertising Its products, and Peggy Qiarren, president of ACT, says her group will go to court If the rrc evades what ACT conalders its r onitbilitles to children. Mrs. Qirei and her grow — no loeer referred to condescendingly by network oMdab as "the ladies from Boston" (where ACT was founded) — generally are credited with stirring op the present federal furor. Not anty laths FTC looking Into advertising aimed at children, but so Is the FCC. While ACT supports eII1nlntlng all advertising aimed at children under 12 years of age, the FTC seems more inclined at this time to consider limit, on ads designed to sell goods to the 2.7 age group. Advertisers, their agencies and the networks all contend that attempts to limit or ban children's advertising might be Infringements of free speech rights and constitute an attempt to shift responsIbIlity from parents to the federal government. Mrs. Qlarren has other Ideas. 9e would like to an a ban on all advertising aimed at children under 12 because she says they and protection from deceptive advertising. •—..__!'•• SPECIAL MATINEE UT-SUN. ONLY. 14 p.m. LCI IV I AL&ATS lii (NBC) (CBS) Time Out To Eat JERRY'S RESTAURANT- Open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sanford Air Terminal, Sanford Airport. CHICK-MA — Specializing In boneless breast of chicken unique sandwiches. Located at Altamonte Mall and Fashion Square Mill. JUNGLE JOE'S- Restaurant & &per Club. Serving 7 a.m.40:30 p.m., Early Bird Dinner specials 4-7 p.m. dilly. Entertainment Mon.-Sat., I. 4&SR-llat Sanford Inn. KIWANIS PANCAKE DAY & AUCTION — Saturday, March -10, 1:30 to 5:30. Bargaln.prlced prOduce and baked goods at Sanford Civic Center. IE MONROE INN- Dining, entartainmed nightly with the Inn-Mates. Dining room open Tues.Sun. 4 to 11 p.m., lounge open 'UI 2 a.m.Lake Monroe, Sanford. . CENTRAL FLORIDA 5UPiI. CLUB 8REL 910W-March 9-11, Winter Park Civic Center, 30( Mizell Ave., Winter Park. Friday and Saturday, 9 9p.m.; Sunday, 1-6 p.m. For Information can Exhibit Space Chairman Lea Easland, 5803 Ferahill Dr., Orlando. ART 910W- FeaturIng work of student artists from Valencia and Seminole Community Colleges, Winter Park Telephone Co. headquarters In Altamonte Springs. Viewing hours for public, 8a.m. to 5p.m., Monday through Friday (except holidays) will continue until April 1. Oviedo Cesteal Celeheatlaus- Friday, March 9-dance and crowning of ping and queen, 1p.m. to 1 a.m., Oviedo High School; Saturday, March 10parade, 9:30 am.; "Great Day In the Country" food festival and entertainment, St. Luke's Lutheran Qurth; Sunday, March 11- Community Church Service, 11 a.m.; picnic, 12:30; program 2p.m. all at OHS stadium. GD4ERAL SANFORD MUSEUM LIBRARY, 520 E. First St. Open Wetbiesday, Friday and Sunday, 25 p.m. only. CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOOLOGICAL PARK- U. 174 ON MOO ISdofI4 End 4 "illee wad at Sanford. Rows N. JBWI 1V1QL - The Jewish Community Cornier of Cas*ral Fililridlil aponsors these 'Ingle. oss (ages 1148, 154$, and 44 end up) which meet weekly. Noise to be placid on the mflhg iloL For further Information 4act Marvin Frian C4 The Jewish Cetninmty Center, Boa Ulm Maitland *711, I4I4 REAL MALT= SHELL MUSElJI5--one of the largest displays of In the world. Located on Halt Avsne at Itoflins (afl, Wg.r Park, hours are 14 p.m. Sunday end Tudiy end 10 am, to 5 p.m., Wedeesday tirough Saturday. Closed Mon-1'Y, .Ic :& (9r adults and so centj Nl4ien — 1LG oprat ayafla2l$ 0 (CBS) 0 (ABC) Jsc..nii. (NBC) A-6—"9- 4on" (PBS) Q4.nd. Sports On The Air HERITAGE ffQ4- Entree Crepes and Quiche S. Park Ave., Sanford. Lorraine Our specialties. S. wmm'i- — ui. March 9-15 "You're thinkhig of getting out of the house and are looking far somethiag to do this weekend, here are a few seggeitlius: and under. AU KAPlAN TELEVISION Gil 8CC ChSra10-MUsCIJ comedy "The Unainkable Molly Brown", Friday, March 18 and Saturday, March 17,8 p.m., SCC Fine Arts Concert Hall. Free to the public. Cad of 80. Dark Leepars Art of Public Places-Sculpture esighits, March 9-May 27, Loch Haven Art Center, Orlando, and tlrouglosg Orange County. 8$eeu UsivanItyä 11'eM,r production of Cole Porter's "Kiss Me Kate," March 910 and 15-17, 1p.m. Aiknlssion $4 for adults; $2 for children 12 • Friday, March, 179—S EvenIn Herald, Sanford, Fl. leirI Bowling Tournament superleam competition from from Greenville. South Carolina Honolulu, Hawaii. 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS ID TENNIS "Aetna World Cup AFTERNOON Live coverage of the WBA Tennis" Outstanding players World Featherweight Cham- from the United States are pitt1:00 pionship between defending ed against their counterparts WRESTUNG champion Danny "Little Red" , from Australia in the fourth sin2•OO Lopez and Roberto Castenon gles match and the first douIIIJ NCAA BASKETBALL from Salt Lake City. Utah; a bios match. CHAMPIONSHIPS Live cover report on the American Cup age of an opening round dou- Gymnastics championships 3:15 bleheader of contests in this from Madison Square Garden. 0 WORLD SERIES OF AUTO NCAA tournament. Teams and RACING Coverage of Part I of the International Race of locations to be announced, Champions, a road race event 2:30 from Riverside, California, from 0 WRESTLING featuring 12 top drivers including Cale Yarborough and the 3:30 100 Allison brothers. O PROFESSIONAL P4CM BASKETBALL BOWLERS TOUR Coverage of (2) 4:00 the $80,000 Fair Lanes Open CHAMPIONSHIPS Live coverGOLF "Jackie Gleason age of a doubleheader round of (4)0 from Washington. D.C. contests in this NCAA tourna- Inverarry Classic" Coverage of 4:00 ment. Teams and locations to final-round play In this $300,000 tournament from (1)0 GOLF "Jackie Gleason be announced. Inverarry Classic" Coverage of Inverarry Country Club in 145 third-round play in this Lauderhill, Florida. (4) NSA BASKETBALL $300,000 tournament from Inverarry Country Club in Regional COVIfeQ• Of Washing4:15 ton Bullets at Denver Nuggets; wins WORLD OF SPORTS Lauderhill, Florida. Portland Trail Blazers at Kan- Coverage of the World Bobsled SU City Kings. Championships from KoenigSPORTS SPECTACULAR see, West Germany; finals of (4) 2:00 Coverage of a ten-round light- 0 THE SUPERTEAMS The the American Cup Gymnastics heavyweight bout between Pittsburgh Stealers vie with the championships from Madison James Scott and Richie Kites Dallas Cowboys in a variety of Square Garden; World Pro Skifrom Rahway State Prison in sporting events in this second lag Downhill from Snowbird, Rahway. N.J.; Women' round of Utah. s Pro- preliminary SATURDAY c2) SUNDAY Hope Beats Hunger For 'Galactica' Star romantic Images Is the picture of the poor, dedicated young actor whose devotion to his craft overrules the growlingt hunger In the pit of his stomach. the animal inhabitants of Macquarks Island, who have survived the rigors of the harsh cli9:00 TOO FAR TO GO mate and the invasion of man. (2) Michael Moriarty and Blythe Dinner portray Richard and WEDNESDAY Joan Maple, a contemporary suburban couple whose mar EVENING riage is foundering. In this adaptation of ten of John 9:00 Updikes noted Maple short (2) STUDS LOHIGAN Studs' stories, long-awaited date with Lucy is disastrous, so he turns to a 9:10 prostitute named Sally (Nora AMERICA AT THE MOVIES rANNG SATURDAY EVENING OTHAT GREAT AMERICAN GOSPEL SOUND Tennessee Ernie Ford. Della Reese, and the Jordanaires perform from Nashville's Grand Ole Opry House. SUNDAY AFTERNOON Charlie Chaplin. Laurel and Hardy, Jean Harlow, Candice Jon Voight. James (2) MISS TEEN-AGE AMERICA Bergen, Bancroft are Dean and PAGEANT Anson Williams and featured inAnne a montage of past Leslie Griffiths. "Miss Teenfavorites. cinema Age America 1978," co-host 9:30 the competition as young wornen ages 13 to 17 vie for the (4)0 A SALUTE TO ALFRED HITCHCOCK The American title. Film Institute pays tribute to EVENING the film director's long career 7:00 with its Life Achievement HOR)WITZ LIVE ENCORE Award and a retrospective look Vladimir Horowitz, Zubin Meh. at his works. a and the New York Philhar- Heflin) for affection, only to find his father's name In Sally's little black book. (Part 2 of 3) 10:00 (4)Q A SALUTE TO PEARL BAILEY A 'host of celebrities Including Jack Albertson, Ella Fitzgerald and Betty Ford pay tribute to famed entertainer Pearl Bailey with an hour of music, comedy and dance. 0 JULIE ANDREWS SPECIAL Guest: Sammy Davis Jr. 11:30 • monic perform Rachmaninoff's Third Piano Concerto. 9:00 AT THE WHITE HOUSE President and Mrs. Carter and their guests are entertained by Andres Segovia, dean of classical guitarists, in the East Room of the White House. 10:10 OF CELEBRATION STRAUSS Willi Boskovsky conducts the Vienna Philharmanic Orchestra in the music of the Strauss family.(R) -. MONDAY ... . TUESDAY YOURTURN EVENING THURSDAY tOO 0 EINSTEIN'S UNIVERSE Peter Ustinov explains many of Einstein's theories with graphic demonstrations, animation and special VI5UII 10:00 0IARSAM WALTERS Barbars Waiters Interviews Carroll O'Connor, John Wayne and Jane Fonda. 10.20 OF THE COLD Sir Edmund Hillery introduces n* m,os EVENING - - • His exposure in this daytime drama also landed ,1 * ..—• • • I" \ \\ - ' ,1 ,J • .. • New workers at a New York City construction site are none other than Lillian Gish and David Hartman. They are helping erect 'a library at the 94-year-old American Academy of Dramatic Arts, of which Gish is a trustee and Hartman an alumnus. "Cannon" series became the flI'St of a growing list of television credits which now include "Barnaby Jones," a two-iour episode of "The Waltons," several appearancea on "Hawaii FiveOs" "The Hatfields and the McCoya," "Addy and the King of Hearts Tbe Chi&=fi1=A Dollar-Off DiennerDeal. 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An empty ballet theater became home and workshop to the troupe, sleeping on the tiny stage floor and existing on a tiresome diet of soup - NATIONAL$00 0PHIC Vsugf*i,s' InccmØarab. ver• '1 For most, it's nothing and tuna fish commandeered more than good material for by one of the more ena movie script; for Richard teisIng members Hatch, the talented young But they were eating actor who star as Captain and acting doing "Song of Apollo In ABC's "Battlestar Whit Walt man" "Young RI(IIAItD IIAftil Galactica" series, it was a Rebels" and a' production reality, called "Exercise," which to Rome all except directed. After attending Harbor Richard Richard. New York was for Pedro, nearby San It was a showpiece for the College In him. Richard's decision to Richard joined a Los company, successful enough Angeles repertory company to transport the entire troupe remain In the Big Apple paid off when he was cast for a running part In ABC's daytime serial 'All Mv a Specials Of The Week in 1967, and the troupe of 30 PF headed for New York with high hopes, dedication and One of Hollywood's most I%% d1a — aNy Al ttesr kx.ais ALTAMONTE MAUI I I FASHION SQUARE MAILJ �6—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. FRIDAY EVENING e.00 NEWS THE GRoWING YEARS 630 (2) NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS THE GROWING YEARS (1) THE NEWLYWED GAME (4) MARY TYLER MOORE "Ted's Moment Of Glory" Ted has auditioned to host York game show, and drives everyone up the wall with his impathencein knowing if hes bow chosen. THE CROO&WITS WILD IMACNEI L / LEHRER REPORT o Friday, March, 179 March 9 W WALL STREET WEEK "Inflated Economics" 900 (2)(I2)BROTHERS AND SISTERS Checko and Ronald attempt to cure Zipper of his tendency to hiccup when he becomes excited. (1) THE DUKES OF NAZZARD Luke and So are almost put behind bars while doings favor for Uncle Jesse's old friend, Swamp Molly. 0 BIG VALLEY "Heritage" Heath is sent to Investigate a strike situation at the Barkley Sierra mines. 0 MOVIE "The Child Stealer" (Premiere) Beau Bridges, Blair Brown. A divorced mother sets out on a search for her two young daughters, who were kidnapped by her ax-husband. 0 THE HOLLYWOOD MUSICALS "Singin' In The Rain" (C) (1952) Gene Kelly, Cyd Charisse. Satire of Hollywood H011YWOOd during the transition period from silent films to talkles. (2 Hrs.) Kennedy. Once enemies, an aging marshal and an aging outlaw join forces. (11/2 Hrs.) O BARETTA Baratta learns that a hit man assigned to kill a local mobster is one of his childhood friends. (R) 1200 (4) MOVIE "This Woman Is Dangerous" (B/W) (1952) Joan Crawford, Dennis Morgan. An underworld VIP taRs in love after almost losing her eyesight. (2 Hrs.) 12:31 MOVIE "Something Wild" (B/W) (1961) Ralph Meeker, Carroll Baker. Refusing to share the facts or feelings concerning her rape, a young woman has trouble dealing with friends, family and life. (2 1*5. 5 Mitts.) i.'oø (2) 0 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Host: Blondle. Guests: Queen, Sarah Dash, Peaches and Herb,JeffKutashDanc.rs.(R) MOVIE "I Walk Alone" (8/W) (1948) Uzsb.th Scott, Burt Lancaster. A mobster learns through experience that his tough tactics don't work as well as they once did. (2 Hr..) SATURDAY EVENING 0 FAT ALBERT AMERICAN BANDSTAND (121 KIDS WORLD CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN Timing is all-important when pruning fruit trees. (R) MORNING 5:30 SUNRISE SEMESTER 8:00 (4) CRACKERBARREL THE LAW AND YOU HOT FUDGE 8:30 (2)2-COUNTRY GARDEN (4) FARM AND HOME SPECTRUM THE LUCY SHOW 700 (2) PROFILES IN EDUCATION March 10 BLACK AWARENESS BEVERLY HILLBILLIES II BATTLE OF ma PLANETS 0 MAN AND Aii1iöMENT 7:30 ()BAY CITY ROLLERS (4)ARTHURANOCOMPANY 030 MINUTES ANIMALS, ANIMALS AM MALS "The Pig" ANIMAL FRIENDS MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT 1:00 (2) SOUL TRAIN 0 STAR TREK "Tomorrow Is Yesterday" The Enterprise encounters an Immense gravitational pull which propel, the ship into a time warp. WRESTLING FOOTSTEPS "What's Cookin'?" An expectant mother tries to prove that foods which are nutritious can taste good, too. 1:30 0 HIGH SCHOOL BOWL Host: Tom Barry. Evans vs. Winter Park Ø5 UPON A CLASSIC Halifax, Gentleman" Lord Luxmore threatens to ruin John's business; Ursula gives birth to another daughter; uriel dies. (Part 5 of 9) (R) NEWS MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Country Matters: The Suipeng Sisters" A gawky teen-ager becomes hopelessly and comically Involved with a 26-yearold postmistress and her young sister. (R) 6:30 (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING (4)0 CBS NEWS 0 NEWS 02) UP CLOSE AND MUSICAL 6:55 THE COUSTEAU ODYSSEY "Time Bomb At Fifty Fathoms" Cousteau and his crew recover dangerous toxic cargo from a freighter involved in a collision just south of the heel of Italy. 7:00 (I) THE GONG SHOW (3) MARRIED: THE FIRST YEAR Billy and Joanna face the necessity of finding a new apartment and a job for Joan- FROG STATE!' LEGS A RAW flYTFD' E This W.ók's Sp.ciaII, IMP 3.95 RESN CHICiiIN '3.95 SII. Bar (13Iterns) Alas f PstaIe.s Ciitspsrwy C..ifry AS By Th. Inn Mat•s PLUS JOHNNY RICH (Poo er$y livis PVSIleY $w) WVrs open Tuesday thru Sunday. The dining reem is open frsi,t 4 tell p.m. with t1 Isunge staying 05fl illS I am. Word 241N Comedy Hall Of Fame. Everybody, It seems, has a halloffame — exce*the dan n*s wbo hurl the one-liners of show his from Borsd* Belt to late-nigit television, The Association of Comedy Artists has. decided to remedy that. The group will Inaugurate the Comedy Hall of Fame Monday nigi at New York's Sardi's restaurant. TV Tangle The regalar' "TV Taigle" feattar, Ikat appears weekly in LeIse maguMe will retma Friday. Last week'i pails mower w "C1er 119 cowby. 12 0 SUFORO AND THE GALLOPING GHOST __ BUNNY (4) BUGS SPACE ACADEMY IWEEKEND SPECIALS "The Seven Wishes Of Joanna Peabody" A fairy godmother (Butterfly McQueen) appears on a television screen and grants a young girl "von wishes. (A) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "John Halifax, Gentleman" Lord Luxmore threaten to ruin John's business; Ursula gives birth to another daughter; Muriel dies, (Part Sot 9) (A) 12:30 FABULOUS FUNNIES MOVIE "1001 Arabian Nights" (1960) Animated. Voices of Hans Conded, Jim Backus. With the help of a 'n.gIcaI lamp, a young street boy In Baghdad Is able to visit wondrous pleces(11/2 Hns.) 600 Philip Charles MacKenzie, (4) SPORTS SPECTACULAR Michael Tucci. Coverage of a ten-round light. heavyweight bout between James Scott and Richie Kates from Rahway State Prison In Rahway, N.J.; Women's Professional Bowling Tournament from Greenville, South Carolina DONNA FARGO Guest: Marie Olmond. WIDE WORWDFSPORTS Live coverage of the WBA World F.atherwelajt Championship between defending champion Danny "utti. Red" Lopez and Roberto Castenon from Salt Lake City, Utah; a report on the American Cup Gyçnnastics championshIps fr om Madison Squat. Garden. FIAINQ UNI "The Crisis Of British Trade Unions" Guest: Labor leader Jimmy Reid. 10:00 (2) 0 ROCKFORD FILES Rockford, hospitalized 1 0110wIng an accident, sees a transplant organ removed from an unaware and very much alive donor. FANTASY ISLAND A carpenter yearns to become a dashing jewel thief; and a Young woman wants to meet the man of her dreams. l00 (2)(3)0002)NEWS 11:30 (2) 0 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Most: Gary Busey. MOVIE "Change Of Habit" (C) (1969) Elvis Presley, Mary Tyler Moore. A young novitiate and a doctor become deeply attached while working together In a ghetto clinic. (1 030 HER HAW HONEYS .I/2 Hrs,) Guests: Brush Arbor, Dr. Joyce tOO &Othsr, (2) COMEDY SHOP March 11 _ . mitilitill 6:00 3° (2) LIARS CLUB ®THE MUPPETS Guest: Sylna. vaster Stallone. 0 HEE HAW Guests: 0 THE MUPPETS 2:00 Johnny Paycheck, Dickey Lee. FAMILY FEUD (2) 0 NCAA BASKETBALL 0 LAWRENCE WELK 800 CAROL BURNETT AND CHAMPIONISH11111118 Live cover(2) ALVIN AND THE CHIP. age of an opining round dou7:30 FRIENDS Guests: Stiller a MUNKS Meara. (2) 0 TURNABOUT When Mort bleheader of contests In this (2) CANDID CAMERA (4j• POPEYE DICK CAVETT Guest: Penny's sister decides to get NCAA tournament. Teams and 000 Katharine Hepburn. (Part 4 of married, she and Sam ae locations tobeannounceci. (2)0 CHIPS Jon and Ponch PAINT WITH NANCY 5) forced to face her family for the Knocks (4) MOVIE "Gigot" (C) (1962) encounter unruly dirt bikers "Wine And Fruit" first time since they switched Jackie Gleason, Katherine and an illegal drug ring when 600 6:30 Kath. The poor, mute janitor of they volunteer as members of a (2) DIFF'RENT STROKES FANTASTIC FOUR (2)0 a run-down Paris rooming trail-bike team. Mr. Drummond searches high 10:00 Woody 0 CONSUMER SURVIVAL house offers to shelter a worn- (4)0 WONDER WOMAN and low for Arnold after he (2)0 SWEEPSTAKES An 80KIT "Home Nursing, Simplify- an and her daughter. (2 Hrs.) drops a water bomb on the year-old woman (Hermion. 0 DELTA HOUSE The OmeHWnOIId Mort Sahi is no ing Legalese, Bedding" 0 MAVERICK "The Naked gas become convinced that Baddeley), a convict (Henry building's maintenance man. Gallows" (4) 0 INCREDIBLE HULK Gibson) and a movie stuntman longer flinlflrtg his stalking Hoover has developed an M . WORLD OF THE SEA David Banner's attempt to (Dick Gautier) become finalists to the political arena; now amazing secret formula. 2) 000ZILLA SUPER 90 ANOTHER VOICE other comedians have (4)0 BUGS BUNNY! ROAD reach civilization with a wound. in the lottery. THAT GREAT AMERICAN ed reporter after a plane crash (4) 0 DALLAS Lucy become fair prey. GOSPEL SOUND Tennessee RUNNER 2:30 Is hindered by a raging forest announces her plans to marry In a March penthouse Ernie Ford, Della Reese, and CROCKETT'S VICTORY 0 WRESTLING fire. (Part 2 of 2) the Jordanaires perform from the only son (Mark Wheeler) of Cabbage, broccoli. 0 FLORIDA REPORT Interview, Sahi tackles GARDEN MAKIN IT When Dorothy another oil-rich Texas family. Nashville's Grand Ole Opry cauliflower, leeks and parsley Woody Allen and Mel Brooks are started In the greenhouse. House. gets strange presents from a 11:00 0 BIG VALLEY "Into The with the kind of zest he (A) secret admirer, her children 5:30 000 NEWS Widow's Web" When an old suspect her of having an affair, usually reserves for the O WELCOME BACK. KOTTER 030 flame of Heath's comes to town WASHINGTON WEEK IN 1110 Republican party. SUPERFRIENDQ in a traveling vaudeville troupe, Horshack decides to get marREVIEW 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: "i think guys like Woody JULIA CHILD AND CON- her husband is found shot. ried rather than leave Katharine Hepburn. (Part 5 of 5:30 Allen and Mel Brooks are PANT "Breakfast Party" Buchanan High to live with his 0 V.1. PEOPLE 5) (2)HELLO, LARRY Ruthie Xeroxes," he $175, "and mother and her new husband. 10:00 3:30 1130 and Diane wall up all night for (Part I of 2) very pale onea,because you AS MAN BEJsAv NA- L the •..s - C (! 1I- -Tn6J1T Ai&aI k. a.a 0 PROFESSIONAL their father father •, twill -. SiO, I think every idea has an 000 BOWLERS TOUR Coverage of date with Morgan Winslow's John Davidson. Guests: Phil audience. I further think that (1) (12 DAFFY10:30 DUCK the $80,000 Fair Lanes Open (2) (13) BJ AND THE BEAR BJ sister. Donahue, Norm Crosby. 15 hired to transport a coffin full from Washington, D.C. when you have an audience, (4)0 TAR 0 WHAT'S HAPPEN1NG1I (1) THE NEWLYWED GAME / SUPER 8EV- • pg of Transylvanian dirt to Holly-. Shirley and Dee opt for drastic • MOVIE "The Good Guys you've got to say something EN wood for use In a new horror measures after Raj and Raun And The Sad Guys" (C)(1969) to them. Something. I don't •A8 MAN BEHAVES 4:00 movie. move ln with them. Robert Mltchum, George. think they do that. ltOO (1) DOW "Jackie Gleason O CBS MOVIE "Death Wish'* Inverarry Classic" Coverage of (1974) Charles Bronson, Vin"First of all Woody Allen is QD (12) FRED AND BARNEY OUR GANG COMEDIES third-round play in this cent Gardenia. An architect, still locked Into the '5k. I I EVERy5y'5 BU5. $300,000 tournament from whose wife and daughter were mean, whining about notNEW Inverarry Country Club In brutally assaulted by muggers, making out is really out of Lauderhill, Florida. La i Monroe Inn launches a oneman war of 11:30 date. The loser syndrome of U) NOVA "The Beersheva vengeance against the city's 02) iliC TSONE STEAK.SEAFOOD the Jewish guy who can't get Experiment" The problems of street criminals. (A) (Network PINK PANTHER too many specialists and too Advillift viewer discretion) the girl is very dated. FEATURING IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSIfew primary cara physicians IL GLOVE BOAT "Ages Of "Brookealaoshowshis age NESS being tackled by a medical Man" Paul Burke, Patrick in his comedy nonsense Best Catfish and school in Israel. Lrteaux syllables," acorns Mort, AFTERNOON a--_"Families" - N Mark ru, cun Dry; - O Sam11 Hushpuppies in the SUNDAY MORNING 6:00 (4) A BETTER WAY 0 THIS IS THE LIFE 6:30 (3) CHURCH SERVICE THE LIVING WORD O AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 0 AFTER HOURS 6:45 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 700 (2)2'S COMPANY (3) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION 0 JERRY FALWELL 7:30 MESSAGE FROM ISRAEL SUNDAY MORNING FAITH FOR TODAY PICTURE OF HEALTH 500 (2) VOICE OF VICTORY (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN 00 REX HUMSARD SHOW MY PEOPLE SESAME STREET (R) 6:30 BLACK AWARENESS O DIRECTIONS "Bishop's Confernce: "Let There Be Justicel" Rev. Joseph O'Hare SJ, and Rev. Virgil Elizondo, discuss the recent Latin American Bishop's Confernce held In Mexico. FLORIDA REPORT 1:00 (2) 0 NCAA BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS Live coverage of a doubleheader round of ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 10:00 STUDIO SEE "TV, TV" A family doesn't watch television; () NBC NEWS (4) CBS NEWS 030 MINUTES O WILD KINGDOM "Expedition Seaquarium' Marlin and Dr. Tom Hobson observe predatory and prey fish, and the sleeping sharks of Andros. 2) WILD KINGDOM "Elephant Shikar" Aboriginal "hill tribesmen" carefully tend and train Indian elephants to work in the forests of teak. contests in this NCAA tourna- 700 ment. Teams and locations to be announced. 030 MINUTES Betsy Aaron profiles a chemically dependent teen-ager; Christopher Glenn reports on high school cheerleaders. (A) (2)0 NBC MOVIE "Airport '77" (1977) Jack Lemmon, Lee Grant. A private luxury jet car- DISCUSSIOf4 079 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) I 1:30 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL WALL STREET WEEK "Inflated Economics" (A) 1:45 (4) NRA BASKETBALL Regional coverage of Washington Bullets at Denver Nuggets; Portland Trail Blazers at Kanus City Kings. 030 (2) SUNDAY MASS (.4) MARLO AND THE MAGIC 2:00 MOVIE MACHINE 0 MOVIE "Destiny Of A ORAL ROBERTS Spy" (C) (1969) Lorne Greene, M . Anthony Quayle, A pair of (2) OUTLOOK agents working for different (4)0 SUNDAY MORNING countries proves that In a life of FANGFACE danger, even spies are subject to love. (2 Hrs.) 0 ORAL ROBERTS MISTER ROGERS (A) THE SUPERTEAMS The Pittsburgh Steelers vie with the 930 Dallas Cowboys in a variety of (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUBIsporting events in this second LEE preliminary round of O KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO 0 MOVIE "Charlie Chan At The Race Track" (8/W) (1936) Warner Oland, Helen Wood. When Chan responds to a racehorse owner's call for help, he finds him dead. (1 1/2 Hrs.) Congress Deregulate interstate Trucking?" superteam competition from Honolulu, Hawaii. TENNIS "Aetna World Cup Tennis" Outstanding players from the United States are pitted against their counterparts from Australia in the fourth singles match and the first doubles match. 3:15 WORLD SERIES OF AUTO kids teach each other on their school's closed circuit TV RACING Coverage of Part I of the International Race of network. (A) Champions, a road race event 10:30 from Riverside. California, "House Of featuring 12 top drivers includ(2) MOVIE Bamboo" (C) (1955) Robert ing Cale Yarborough and the Stack, Robert Ryan. A group of Allison brothers. ex-GIs form their own network 400 of thieves and killers. (2 Hrs.) "Jackie Gleason GOLF (.4.) 0 (3) TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL inverarry Classic" Coverage of 0 THE LAW AND YOU final-round play in this KIDSWORLD $300,000 tournament from ZOOM (A) Inverarry Country Club in 11:00 Lauderhill, Florida. (I) AGRONS$CY AND COMPA4:16 NY rying friends of a millionaire art collector to a party crashes and sinks into the sea. (A) (4)0 90 MINUTES THE OSNOND8 Guests: Ruth Buzzi, Ron Palillo, Debbie Reynolds. HOROWITZ LIVE ENCORE Vladimir Horowitz, Zubln Mehta and the New York Philharmonic perform Rachmaninoff's Third Piano Concerto. 5:00 (3)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY ArchIe's truce with his brother proves short-lived when Fred shows up with an extremely young wife. O BATTLESTAR GALACTICA Apollo and Starbuck attempt to rescue Adama and other council members from the clutches of Baltar and his cohorts. 8:30 (4) 0 MISTER DUGAN (Premiere) A freshman Congressman (Cleavon Little) finds himself caught between his own idealism and his politically pragmatic staff. 9:00 (4)0 ALICE Alice, Flo and Vera lose their lobs after Mel sells the diner to Randolph Briggs. (Part I of 2) O 8TARSKY & HUTCH After leaving the force. Starsky and Hutch learn that an influential judge is Involved in a milliondollar loan shark operation. (Part 2 of 2) U) MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Lillie: Emilie" Fifteen-year-old Lillie disappoints two suitors, then catches the eye of wealthy Edward Lanqtry. WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS of the World Bobsled Coverage BAPTIST Championships from Koenigsee, West Germany; finals of AESOP "Taking Aim" (A) the American Cup Gymnastics 11:30 championships from Madison (3)0 FACE THE NATION Square Garden; World Pro SkiTURNABOUT "Every 30 ing Downhill from Snowbird. Seconds" Battered women and Utah. wife abusers discuss the most unreported crime in America. 600 (R) (2) MISS TEEN-AGE AMERICA PAGEANT Anson Williams and Leslie Griffiths, "Miss Teen. Age America 1978," co-host the competition as young wom12:0° en ages 13 to 17 vie for the (3) MOVIE "Sidekicks" (C) title. (1974) Lou Gossett, Larry 0 EMERGENCY ONEI Hagman, A con team makes FIRING LINE "Three British money when the white man M.P.s And William F. Buckley "sslls" his black comrade In Jr." Guests: Nell Kinnock, the pr's-Civil War West. (1 Hr. Labor; John Pardoe, Liberal; 45 MIns.) and Rhodes Boyson, ConservCONSUMER SUYUNE ative, ISSIIE$ AND ANSWERS INTERCOM EVENING CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Home Nursing, Simplifying Legalese, Bedding" tOO (2M4)000NEWS 12:30 THE ADVOCATES "Should c2)O MOT THE PRESS SPECTRUM 0 FIRST . CHURCH I 10:00 WEEKEND Linda Ellerbee reports on big business's recruiting of MBAs from "name" schools like Wharton. (4) CONSUMER BUYLINE 0 MARY TYLER MOORE Guests: Beatrice Arthur, Howard Morris. 10:30 (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 1100 (2) (3)0002) NEWS 11:15 (4) CBS NEWS 11:30 (2) NBC LATE MOVIE "The Critical List" (1978) Lloyd Bridges, Robert Wagner. A hospital director in line for a Federal cabinet post learns that members of his staff are falling prey to a sharp malpractice lawyer. (Part I of 2) (R) (14) MOVIE "Women At West Point" (Premiere) Linda Purl, Andrew Stevens. The story of the first women to enter the United States Military Academy at West Point Is dramatized, NEW AVENGERS A Cybernaut agent with the ability to become a walking missile vows to destroy the Avengers. JUKEBOX Guests: Little River Band, Mud, Kursaal Flyers, Billy J. Kramer, Bay City Rollers. 0 AFTER HOURS iF' FBI "Collision THE Course" © NBC LATE MOVIE "Mountain Man" (1976) Denver Pyle, John Dehner. A man suffering from a lung ailment moves to the Wild Sierras, where he works with naturalist John Muir, (R) 12:45 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "The Paradine Case" (1948) Gregory Pock, Ann Todd. A woman accused of murdering her husband charms her lawyer into believing her story of innocence. green, yellow, purple, red just staring I with l were anootrlch laying colored eggs Oh no said mother —Cyndee B. IWish That Eyeballs Were Colored Eggs My babies are turning eating a pink Iaana I wish I were an eyeball looking at my friend making her laugh all day I s" while I jest stare at her changing colon from blue Iva Doi ACROSS 1 Actress Fontaine 5 Expert 8 Russian •-- despot 12 Competent 13 Thing, in law 14 Other (Spanish) 15 Actress Patricia Kippur 16 17 Ditch 18 So. Carolina 20 Acting awards 22 Rowboat need 23 Nail Logging Association 24 Author Cary 27 Published book 31 Energy unit 32 Breakfast item 34 Southern of Railway Lobby 110 Marsh 41 John Travolte movie 44 Intense 48 Genuine 49 Still 51 Dies 52 Instant labbi I 53 Actress Arden 54 Baseball team 55 Music direction: con 8 Male feline 9 Colonnade 10 Sandarac tree 11 Rodents 19 Rags 21 Glide 24 Sweetheart lirishi 25 Entered a contest 26 Attach 27 English point Antiquary Society 45 Great Lake 46 None (Scot 47 Golf accessories 50 Gabor 28 Sick 29 Chemical suffix 56 Family member 57 Turns to right (sugar) 30 Type of buoy 33 Purblind 36 Bridge in Venice 38 Finishing 40 Destined 41 Stern 42 Gambling city 43 Cardinal compass SOIU'TID DOWN 1 Actress Wyatt 2 Ruth's son 3 Jai 4 Singer Rick 5 Comedian Richard 6 Antique auto 7 Donny and Marie .. college 35 Singer Julie 37 Singer Reddy 39 Interstate ... IYHi I i I.lIIHV IV 1 I,ViH) M N 11111 I , V -_-N I) I I I II I H V I . (I i',t) '.iIy HO& :IVOh I H V H I iHhI'V (I V 1 I I ' V ii 'I (I I'. III I IV i I I H V FABULOUS FASHIONS DIRECT FROM 'II i: WHOLESALE PRICES! '.S .•— It &V 50% OFF EVENT TICKET! colors. —Michelle Winter ill was amonkey I would have purple hair with 7 feet and 11 teeth with rosy cheeks Plying through the air going down Kerplonk I I lINoI a jl. wII.1.uI I II ua .a UNNE i ai MW1111111111111 .0 J..III IdIII RI III I I hIIII iIMIJ I IIU QW1111,61111111110 I Iull ciui FIII I_Jill mom LUPI Wand These poems are by elementary schoolers from Seminole County. They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program. These pupils are taught by poet Bob Wishoff of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provided with a theme, but are not told what they should write. I Friday, March 9, 1979-7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. (DO STOCKARD CHANNING Susan Hughes discovers that because of her marital status, she is considered a bad credit risk. I know an old lady who has a midnight madness, I saw her fall off a cliff. I heard echoes. I was happy yet I cried. Falcons flew over. —Robin Me. STORE HOURS MON-THURS 10-6 FRIDAY 10-9 SATURDAY 10-6 I wish l was a person walking over the Pacific Ocean in a nightmare. —Stall Folios 900 S. DIXIE HWY. 17.92— CASSELIERRY JUST NORTH OF DOG TRACK RD. �8-EVenInHs'iId,gthjforcI, Fl. TUESDAY PrldIy,March,, W, Daytime Schedule 'Camp Runamuck' MORNING Crud'i'ty,, No Charm 5:30 ABC has taken the funniest 1978 and turned It Into the most wiwatchable TV series of 1979 (although to be totally fair to the 4,391 readers who sent me movie of telegrams after NBC Friday night comedy lineup, I have not yet seen "Hello, Larry"). CRACKERBARREL(FRI) S NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY debuted its "Animal House" Into "Delta House" is conceptional. ABC bought an anti-social by a strong sense of Intelligence. In adapting It for a younger target audience, the (THU) (1) KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 S SESAME STREET GRAMMING 9:30 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY Bruce McGill, John Vernon and Stephen Furst are three stars of "Animal House." it into "Camp Rtmamuck." Part of the problem is In the execution. Somehow, House" climaxes with The Rim drew an the someone somewhere decided dreadful, formula of the service badly faked that a show that takes place comedy: take a bunch of physical comedy. in1812 should look like . In case you were won. disruptive, quick-wilted 6:49 10:00 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS (2) 0 CARD SHARKS 6:55 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) 00000 MORNING FLORIDA HI, NEIGHBOR 10:30 (2) 0 ALL STAR SECRETS (3)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 700 (2)lTOOAY 11:00 (4)0 MONDAY MORNING (2) a HIGH ROLLERS 0HAPPY DAYS (M (4) S TUESDAY MORNiNG U GENERAL HOSPITAL S STUDIO SEE 3:30 M.A.S.H (R) .ELECTRIC COMPANY (2) EMERGENCY ONEI HE ODD COUPLE (p4• T TH(J) (4) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPEAI (pj) HOGAN'S HEROES 5BEVERLY HILLBILLIES O MAKE MELAUGH 5 SESAME STREET 4.30 (3) MICE DOUGLAS 5BEWITCHED sitcom that was shot in JUL daring what happened to the zanies and ta 11:30 m them loose in (Tt "Delia House" predates W who did the special of. a humorless, inefficient (4). WEDNERKY Mops. (2)0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE ®OLOVEOPUFE the "All In the Family" facts f "Son of 'uh" MER VGRWflN bureaucracy. (4)PIISDAY MORNING S FAMILY miD 0 ROOKIES technical revvluUm The army has always been I think he's found another (THU) 11:55 Since that show's success 510 agrsathoms for this (it atiii 5 FRIDAY MORNING (M (4)0CBS NEWS JOL _ _ all sitcoms (2)CAROL BURNETT AND in 1970, virtually 0000 MORNING AMERIIs, In "M.A.S.H") and so has A prize for the first college life. One of have been l on videotape the Marx AFTERNOON MARY TYLER MOORE before a live audience. No episode of this show which MISTER ROGERS (R) exteriors, very little doan*'t have a In" 00 "Horsefeath.rs," was a 725 630 12:00 background score and above the soundtrack. TODAY IN FLORIDA college comedy. CD PASSWORD PLUS i. The end result Is that 0000 MOR all no laugh track. NING FLORIDA The dividing line between IE :uu COUPLE (4) THE YOUNG AND THE (2) NEWS NEWS "Delta House" represents "Delta House" preserves the BEWITCHED a the straight RESTLESS j" •OVER EASY is vital. a conspicious return to the crudity of .U.I'_ 13_.D without any of its charm, Its ii t'n -.. UM5UW £'.V7 fully by the city's socialites. (2 characters minus their and "F Troop." ..S.H." without Hot March 12 Hrs.) perso_alkise their rki "MA Ups? But here it has been _______________________________ To top it off, "Delta without the edge SENSE of anarchy, erased, and the hinnor has P.10 AMERICA AT THE MOVIES - a I j r MONDAY * I5 Se•S.......,............gone right down Me knoot y ri'j S STA(JillPIT amnd LOVTIGE OVI1L0QKTHRNUNWAY$ PH. 323.0501 SANP0** SANPOIDAINTINMINAL • : All You Can Eat includes Salad Bar and Coffee, tea, etc. $3 + tax : • e he can sirvivethe insanity of college life. S Bluto, the lunatic slob, Is C2) TIC TAC DOUGH Award and a retrospective look now his likeable, bespec- (1) MARY TYLER MOORE Mandelaat his works. tacled brother Blotto, part "Mary's Aunt" Mary's Aunt 9:30 Oscar Madison and part Flo, a prestigious newspaper (4)5 FLATBUSH A hoodlum 1100 Herman Munster, D-Day journalist. visits Mary and the named Clean Otto uses (2) (4)000 NEWS newsroom staff. the silent biker, now ta Presto's (Joseph Call) taxi as THE CROSS-WITS 5 the getaway vehicle in a bank and jokes along with the OF CARBON : • : MON J 4 Pm. TO 7pm. RU FRI* The Nkat 8~ and Salad Bar In Yew,, All Yew Can tat. IncIvds CeN, Yea 1k. $3 11ax 4p.m.YlICisslng DRAFT fl Per Glass WIDE TV IN LOUNGE RANQUET CAN5IAT • • guys. I swajllng, Flounder, giggling the I AB MAN BEHAVES 0.FIRST BAPTiST CHURCH -wIatê5_MACNEIL / LIIRER Niedermayer, the film's most couspicous nerd, 0 blends right into the wallpaper (as tin most of the other characters). : Desm Wonnsr, the key • figure of authority, has • blossomed Into a full scale • • • bsoon. But the biggest problem is the pranks. No longer are May designed solely for joyof t1ng cc4),g, UI, NOW lbS,' RI hatUI4N, kliPriks. PACURIS UP _____ AWNS" been WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT 9:O (4)50 aAAf IEI (4)5 BILLY Billy's fantasies Charlie Chaplin, Laurel and take him Into the .1thtg Hardy, Jean Harlow, Candice worlds Of show blz and glam. s.r, Jon Voight, James our. Dean and Anne Bancroft are 5 SALVAGE I A dangerous featured In a montage of past leak of liquid nitrogen traps cinema favorItes. Skip and fellow NASA crew 9:30 members In tPeir space station. sia MOVERS' iou*t. (4)• A SALUTE TO ALFRED HITCHCOCK The American "Dramatic Reading" Jai, Earl Jones reads from "No Film Institute pays tribute to Easy Road To Freedom" by the film director's long career South African author Nelson with Its Life Achievement hustler Instead of a sharp guy who_elostgi to "Animal ILlO NBC NEWS House" because he (2) recognizes it's the only way (S cas i*ws SUNDAY BRUNCH 10a.m. -2 p.m. with it. Everyone in the show Is an idiot. Otter Is now just a cut. ______ 730 (2) LIARS CLUB SIM SEARCH OP... "Tamadoss" FAMILY FEUD DICK CAVITY Guest: Katharine Hepburn. (Part 5 of I 5) (2)0 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAM Charles ingot. and Jonathan Garvsy sat CIA on a dIsV.rase seerth for midlUrie are aiflokan by a dreaded t,u•. robbery. p (2)0 TOO FAN TO GO . Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Stave Martin, Kenny Rogers, Fernando Lamas, Merle Earle. Michael Moriarty 4 Blythe (A) ROCKFORD FILES A portray Richard and Joan Maple. a contemporary Parole OffIcer turned private mar. eye uses his old and aubw nag. is foundering, in this Ufl$usPSCting friend ROCkfOrd u adecoIn one of his new adaptation of ten of j Updlke's noted Maple short CUSS. stories. STONY Joe For. 5 (4) MA$H B.J. carries rester becomes disillusioned plans for a postwar reunion Whenthecouvtsrelusaamur.. one step K~and promotes darer on ball to strike again. (A) a prosen ' stateside gath19:37 ering of 4077th families. S THE PU "The Escape MOVIE 'The PdaIPIIIS 19:40 Siory" /W 1940) Katharine Hepburn, James Stewart. A S CBS LATE MOVIE "McMMIan And W1fe AfterOUfl5 PWIIIIIS wan marriage is IcMd o cara. shock" (1575) Rock Hudson, (___ Friday, March, 17-9 in a 1,000-mile off-the-road car race In the Philippines. (4) MOVIE "Mackenna's Gold" (C) (1969) Gregory Peck, Omar Sharif. A party of 21 is 6:30 (2)0 NBC NEWS reduced to three through the hardships they encounter in their search for gold. (2 Hrs.) U ABC NEWS 0 MOVIE "King Creole" (4)O CBS NEWS MAN AND HIS ENVIRONNVIRON (9/W) (1958) Elvis Presley. Carolyn Jones. A youth MENT becomes a smashing hit when 700 he agrees to sing in a gangster(2) TIC TAC DOUGH owned New Orleans nightspot. (4) MARY TYLER MOORE "An (2 Hrs.) Affair To Forget" Are Mary and THREE'S COMPANY HelTed having a romance? Well. en believes her marriage is Ted's hinting at It. breaking up when she catches 00 THE CROSS-WITS Stanley with an attractive JOKER'S WILD woman. 130 6:30 (2)TOOAY (4)UPBEAT REVIEW has tinned UflMUIJ (3)0 AS THE WORLD USUNRISE TURNS U GOOD MORNING AMERI6:30 CA 200 POPI GOES THE COUN- I) ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU (2) THE DOCTORS TRY (MOW) U ONE LIFE TO LIVE 900 (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUL () DONAHUE 2:30 FRI) 0 MY l (2)0 ANOTHER WORLD NASHVILLE (2) ON THE ROAD U MOVIE (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT (WED) (2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS I)DIP4AHI 300 EDUCATIONAL PRO- Part of the problem with the transformation of network CA 6:00 (2) (4)000 NEWS S MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT 00 NEWS PRO.5 AEDUCATIONAL &h Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Don Baker, Larry Hagman. Ruthless men vie for $100,000 EVENING 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 12:30 7:45 (2) NEWS 5.53 0 A.M. WEATHER (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORPIL CLUB ROW 800 800 RYAN'S HOPE 0 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (2) EARLY DAY HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ije, siuoo r.so.a (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPA- 0 SEE mU, FRI) 4(tJ4) 100 (2) 0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4)EYEW1TNESS MAGAZINE a FOOTSTEPS (WED) ()MIDDAY (ThE) 8:25 0 THE ?OUP4G AND THE (1) OF WOMEN AND MEN (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA RIESTLM (WED) 0000 MORNING FLORIDA U 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (4)30 MINUTES (mU) NEWS By David Handler college comedy propelled 7:30 (2)TODAY &&1I&#1 A 'JVVIIIW JW%1 % I1I March 13 I MACNEIL / LEHRER 5 THE ROPERS (Premiere) Ti (2) LIARS CLUB (4) MATCH GAME P.M. McLean Stevenson and Kim Richards in "Hello, Larry" Somebody Up There L ike s Him HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Mclean Stevenson's odyssey of four IV series In as many years Is like no other In recent Hollywood memory. Stevenson, an eminently likeable man off-screen and on, in personality In search of a viable vehicle. The tall, lean McLean, a relative of late presidential aspirant Adlai Stevenson, came to acting relatively late In life after dropping out of Northwestern Law School and becoming assistant director of Athletics at that university. He was also a hospital supply house salesman. He' studied acting in New York's Music Theatre Academy and worked as an understudy at Manhattan's famed Upstairs at the Downstairs club. Stevenson put In time In summer stock, IV commercials and guest shots. After moving to Hollywood he did some comedy writing for the Smothers Brothers and became a regular on "The Doris Day Show" and "The Tim Conway Comedy Hour." Viewers discovered Stevenson in "M-A.S-H" playing U. Col. Hairy Blake, the laconic commander of the fouled-up - NEXT STEP BEYOND OSHA NA NA Guest: Dick Clark. 0 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Tim Conway. 5 DICK CAVETI Guest: Bar- After selling their apartment house. Stanley and Helen Roper try out a new lifestyle in a condominium. 10:00 O RARSARA WALTERS Barbara Walters Interviews Carroll O'Connor, John Wayne and Jane Fonda. bara Jordan. 1020 9:00 THE EDGE OF THE COLD (1) (M CLIFFHANGERS Susan A SALUTE TO PEARL... Dee Dee Bellson performs with her famous mother, Pearl Bailey, In an "All-Star Salute to Pearl Bailey" marking her 40-year career on Wednesday, March 14. ...AND TO HITCH Sir Edmund Hillary Introduces the animal Inhabitants of Macquarie Island, who have survived the rigors of the harsh climate and the invasion of man. Williams faces a herd of stampeding elephants; Jim Donner Is taken prisoner by Thorval's men; Dracula's jealous girlfriend unleashes vicious guard dogs against 1100 Mary Gibbons. (2)®000NEWS @i0 THE PAPER CHASE 11:20 It's Hart vs. Kingafleld when the DICK CAVETT Guest: University Building Committee Quentin Crisp. (Part 2 of 2) plans to raze Ernie's Tavern. U HAPPY DAYS Fonzle duels 1130 with a French fencing champi- (2)0 BEST OF CARSON on after the man Insults Ameri- Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: ca and makes crude remarks Suzanne Pleshette, Rodney about Joannie. Dangertleld. Norman Fell, Joe O EINSTEIN'S UNIVERSE Williams. (R) Peter Ustinov explains many of 0 BARNABY JONES BarnaEinstein's theories with graphic by suspects that the death of a demonstrations, animation and corporate president In a plane crash was not accidental as it special visual effects. appeared to be. (A) 6:30 Mrs. Babish's tenants attempt to repair their crumbling apartment building before an Inspector fines her. U LAVERNE & SHIRLEY 900 "Checkered Flag Or Crash" (1977) Joe (2)0 NBC MOVIE Hitchcock, "master of suspense," will receive a Life Achievement Award at "The American Film, Institute Salute to Alfred Hitchcock," a 90minute special, Movi day, March 12, at 9:30 on CBS. lie has made movies for about 60 years. Alfred U ABC MOVIE "Look What's Happened To Rosemary's Baby" (1976) Patty Duke Astin, Stephen McHattle.The halfdemon, half-human son of a New York City woman and the devil grows to adulthood, surrounded by a coven of Satan worshippers. (A) ALFRED HITCHCOCK os~vv LA — unit. S. was Stevenson's third series In actuality, "M-A-H" and was followed In quick succession by three more an tmsuccsssful variety show, "The McLean Stevenson" sitcom In which be played the head of a family and "In The Beginning," portraying a Roman Catholic pried. Currently McLean stars In the title role of "Hello, Larry," another sitcom In which he plays a divorced sroltwodauglgerstrylngto raise the girls as single Fj ; - WenL He joined "Hello, Larry" a scant 10 days after receiving word that "In The Beginning" was canceled. Obvtosaly, somebody op there loves Mclean Stevenson, who Is now In his sixth series. At the moment that somebody is Fred Silverman who, as president and chief executive omcer of NBC, is one of the most powerful men InteIs,Won. Silverman personally telephoned Stevenson when "In the Bellinninall was canceled by CBS to say that NBC had a first-rate sari.. for him. The msrzy-go.rowid effect of one series after another has left Stevenson somewhat shaken. Since leaving "M-A- &W' he has been a square peg In a round hole. Television executives and producers like him. The public has demonstrated a fondness for his low-key style of comedy. But Stevenson hasn't really caught on with a "Hello, Larry" so far has a spotty Nielsen record. Sometimes it is respectably rated, sometimes It Isn't. "I've worked harder on this show man any 01 the others. I've contributed to the concepts and writing. Fred Silverman Is convinced we'll get a large family following for the àhow..". jtr __= 2A-9t JtM SUPPER CLUB FINE FOOD Presents for a SPECIAL Place to Din.? Looking We serve dinner Thurs. 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SANFORD INN Sanford - .. 4 at SR 46 For Reservations 3234550 �10—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • Evening Herald, Sanford, We're Off Again--Ifs Airport '79 Concorde' Friday, March, im Li ieLangtry Very Real home of her lover, the Prince of Wales, and hi., wife; and hotels and theaters in America. About 20 minutes of each episode were shot on location and 3540 in the studio. In Episode Five, Lillie, already one of London's reigning beauties, is Introduced to Albert, the Prince of Wales, when he is out riding on Hyde Park's Rotten Row. (Despite its nam Rotten Row has for centuries been the place where London's "best people" have gone riding.) The fateful encounter leads to their tempestuous affair. For this five-minute scene, Dunn studied three locations before choosing an estate 20 miles outside London. "The real Rotten Row," he explains, "would be impossible now with the level of traffic and noise. Here at Ashridge Estate, It's very light and woody as Rotten Row was then. And It's quiet, though there's an airport nearby, and we lose about an hour a day waiting for planes 'Our biggest to pass over." To recreate a section of Rotten Row's riding track, 16 problem was tons of peat were needed. Francesca Annis (lower left) plays Lillie After that was In place, Dunn Langtry. The men in her life: her husband research' installed authentic railings and lamp.. Wales, and became his first As background for the conquered London with her publicly acknowledged scene, he brought In 70 ex- classical beauty, she wore '(though certainly not his tras "to sive the flavor of the same black dress to parties, evening after only) mistress. iiie i' EVENING When the affair ended and riders, plaückers, namles evening. (She didn't have the money to buy new clothes pushing prams, elegant "Bertle" succeeded to the throne as Edward VII, Ufle ladles and gentlemen and had the excuse that she ,andwas in mourning for her (2) (4) NEWS embarked on a flamboyant strolling with brother.) IT'S EVERYSOOrS &J& children rolling oop c career as an actress In both NUB the gross. Britain and America. But later, In her role as em Bed" the Utl'U' there royal mistress, the began to To play ums, Wbarmby (2)NICNEWS four fish setters, five appear in expenelve finery. ®S II. NEWS chose Britain's Franceaca Annie, last seen In America horses and a carriage. ANC NEWS By By the end of the series, SIT's Ullie' world iv nvaoov's Kai. on "Masterpiece Theatre" wasn't cheap. "We've had to Lithe had worn 200 different NESS as Madame Bovary. reproduce four or five Outfits, about 50 of which are 700 Frencesca Annis Is a ballrooms," says Dunn, ballgowm .rc ci nc oouoii greet beauty and a superb and that is expensive. You She also wears theatrical (I) MARY TYLER MOORE actress." says Wharinby. can't make glamor forCQ$%5fl Delinquent" Mary and' for her tours of "She Is already a st nothing. The ballroom it Ainirica, thcltvIIv4 one for Sue Ann volunteer their wBritain, but this will tusks ar In Marlborough House, vices as big sisters to two delthe appropriate role of inquent girls. her a st star in America as j &n., has been well." turned Into a cooference WILD The total wardrobe for the The job of recreattag center and completely MACNEIL LENREN Lithe's world fell to set changed. So we rebuilt It In a series numbers 3,000 REPORT designer Richard Dunn. studio as It was when the costumes, and even the 7:30 extras' Outfits have been "Ow biggest problem," he (2) UARECUJI mad, with scrupulous atcomments, 41wae reuarvLto'Francssa Annis FAMILY PEUD t*Ion to detail. Ullie was a real person, so Is a great ____ ___ we're not dealing with a $LNU BEAUTY SHOW Despit, the tIgt4Iy carfictional dory or fictional CAROL BURNETT AND sited wu1pw1 looke M1' PIEINOS Guest: Gloria Swanb.aüfy and a Places. Frasceaca Annhg did not find . Each ud has tobeauexact ________ tbeco.ttinesuncosnfcrtabls. DICK CAVITY Guest: superb actress' copy of the place It Quentin Crisp. (Part 2 of 2) "In fact, In a way they're represents, because the Prince of Waiss lived there good because everything acciyofoswastscanbe - with Ida floors and goes into the rIgi place. It's (2) SUPENTRAIN A checked by looking at griiiwry everywitere" utucti more painiui to pullhotshot producer tries to conThe same painstaking your belt tlgi* than to wear a VinCi a famous actress that he Dims created 74 main sets ruwch has gone Into the corset. With the corset, will be auasslnatsd If she and 72 I_lnaller sets, In- costumes designed by everything is held together, doesn't p,,, agree to appear We his dwth the 'Ildiood lt home Frances Ten'pesl and do ,TNIKIIS LUlls, longed to lssvi; 'Uattock. you bw yot*'moveiflauta "Sca.d&'' Th.. monWChy Marlborough House, the Lfllle 'When first to it." " autlers because of several By DICK KLarlEn HOLLYWOOD (NEA)—Upin thealr! Isita bird? Is it Superman? No, by golly - this time it's a plane. We're off again, with the next "Airport" adventure currently shooting at Universal. After all the other airborne disasters — a bomb on the plane In the original "Airport," a mid-air collision in "Airport '75" and a sunken airplane In "Airport 17" - what more can happen to air travelers? Well, just wait and see. But the main glmsnlck In the new one Is that it happens on board the SST, Concorde. And to the film is being called "Airport '79 Concorde." built They've a reproduction of the Concorde Ullie Langtry's life sounds like a fairy tale—beauty, royal mistress, actress—but she was a very real person. And that created problems for the staff of London Weekend Television when they began work on the new 131art series, "Lithe," to begin on PBS's "Masterpiece Theatre" Sunday, March 11. The series covers 50 years of UWes eventful life, which laded from 1103 to 1920. Daughter of a clergyman on the Isle of Jersey, young Lillie longed for the bright lights of London. When she married the wealthy Edward Langtry, she persuaded him to take her there. tithe's classical beauty soon took the city by storm. Artists vied to paint her, and she sat for several, Including John Everett Millais, who Immortalized her as "The Jersey Lily." Oscar Wilde wrote a poem about her. She soon captured the heart of the heir to the throne, Albert, Prince of 'There are 3,800 Instruments on the flight panel' Edward (upper right) and the Prince of Wales (lower right). WEDNESDAY -A i I a March 14 scandals, but Edward is devastated by his eldest son's death. EIGHT IS ENOUGH When 'TOm forbids Joannie to see the new love of her life, she runs away from home to be with the fellow. THE SHAKESPEARE PLAYS "Romeo And Juliet" Sir John Glelgud, Celia John. son, Michael Hordern, Patrick Ryscart and Rebecca Sake are featured In Shakespeare's classic. Including Jack Albertson, Ella Fitzgerald and Betty Ford pay tribute to famed entertainer Pearl Bailey with an hour of music, comedy and dance. 0 JULIE ANDREWS SPECIAL Guest: Sammy Davis Jr. 1t (1®00NEWS 1t30 (2) BUT OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Jim Hanson and the Muppets, Peter Strauss, Dr. Paul Ehrllch, Carol Wayne. (R) (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME YOUR TURN •POLICE WOMAN Pepper discovers a baby-selling ring while trying to locate the missing grandchild of Crowleys best Mend. DICK CAVITY Guest: Barbara Cartland. 12 (4) BIG VALLEY "By Fires Unseen" Nick accuses Heath of maklnp advances toward his new fit .s ROL &VM FILES Rockford learns that a package he was asked to deliver by an old Rome Is full of counterfeit (2) STUDS LONIGAN Studs' long-awaited date with Lucy Is disastrous, so he turns to a prostitute named Sally (Nora Heflin) for affection, only to find his father's name In Sallys little black book. (Part 2of 3) (4)SONE DAY AT A TIME Barbara brings home a mentally retarded youth to help out while Schneider Is ML (R) CHARLIE'S ANGELS Former angel Jill Munroe (Farrah Fawcslt.Majors) returns home to announce her engagement toe famous race-car driver. (R) MOVIE "The Other" (C) 12:37 (1972) Uta Hagen, Diana MANNOC A physician's son Muldaur. A 1930$ New England Is kidnapped In order to ensure town becomes the stakg the de'J'e of one of the doctors Wound for apairof 11-year-old patients. twins. (2 Hrs.) 100 c2)OTOMORROW P.30 4)NEV.S (4) a THE JIFFEREONS George gets carded away with 1:10 enthusiasm after being introKOJF. Kojak's only duced to the disco scene. source of Informatign in the Ah, oft at six million çlollars Is a , 100 @•* IMWE TO PEARL wonten IItÔ.Is ixm,lnced she is MLIY A host of celebrities iloSà.(R) on the Universal lot. The only thing different about It is that the aisles are a bit wider — the Concorde's are notoriously narrow - to accommocate the passage of a film camera doily. "There are 3,800 instruments on the flight panel," special effects man Peter Albiez said. "And 95 percent of them are authentic," Albiez says they worked from original blueprints In building the mock-up of the plane and itsflight deck. The flight deck looks small, compared to, say, the flight deck of a 747. But Albiez says it Is actually six feet wider and four fed higher than the real ones, to give them room to maneuver the cameras. It took the Universal technicians more than two' months to build the replica of the Concorde. To ___ make sure It was all in exact scale. Albiez says, they had somebody ride the real Concorde, and took a picture of his hand holding a pre-measured pen, and turning on cabin lights and doing other things so they could have a true gauge of all the real sizes. The plot of the film Is, so far, something of a wellguarded secret, but a few facts can be leaked. It is a plane with an international crew (Alain Delon, David Warner and George Kennedy, representing France, Great Britain and the U. S. are In the cockpit,) and It Is enroute from Washington to Moscow. It is heading to the '80 Olympics, and it has some U.S. and some Russian athletes among its passengers. And , for some reason, It Is attacked, but THURSDAY EVENING 6:00 EARTH. SEA NEWS SKY 6:30 (2) NBC NEWS C4)QCSSPIEWS ABC NEWS EARTH, SEA AND $f( I vv .u'a .' . - fiftLA (4) MARY TYLER MOORE "Ted's Wedding" A quiet luncheon Mary hosted Just for Ted and G.orgette turns Into In erratic spontaneous THE JOKERS WILD FIRE BAPTIST CHUH I MACHEIL I LEHRER 130 2)LIAMCLUI (I) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES MATCH (MME P.M. $100,000 NAME THAT I TUNK DICK CAVITY Guest: Barbars Cart. 9:00 (1) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Australia: The Timilsee Lend" A 2000-mile trek through the Out back and a look at the hardy men carving a living from the hostile lend. (4) THE WATONS Jim- 'Bob's da we. shattered March 15 what the attack Is and why, are not yet for publication. As I watched, the crew was reacting to one phase of the attack, radioing for help. "I'm not sure," said the director David Lowell Rich, "If this attack is an explosion or a missile attack or a drone attack." Presumably, then, there are several attacks. There is also another subplot, which producer Jennings Lang told me about. "This picture was designed for thi Concorde," Lang says. "The story only fits the 'They wanted to make sure the crews were not made to look like .rks' Concorde. We've got a heart in New York and we've got a woman who's got a kid In Paris and the only way you can get that heart to that kid In time is by tIe Concorde." So there's a race against time, too, In addition to the story of the attack, . and whatever else they are planning to throw into the heartatopping hopper. The biggest problem, however, won't be seen on the screen. SOAP Jessica chooses between Chester and Det. Donahue; Danny finds Elaine's killer; and Billy Is kidnapped by Sun Cult members. when his poor eyesight keeps him from becoming an Air 10:00 Corps pilot. MRS. COLUMBO Kate 0 NORK & MINDY Mr. Sick. (2) Columbo goes alter a psychotley steals the Orkan age machine, causing Mork to go Ic ventriloquist (Jay Johnson) who murdered the craftsman through a series of drastic age who made his dummy. changes. (2)LnTLEWOMEN NOVA "Einstein" The why and how of Einstein's thought processes that brought him to his earth-shattering concluslons are explained. (L)OBARNABY JONES Barnaby's investigation into the death of a corporate execufive leads him to a powerful religious cult. (Part I of 2) FAMILY Willie captures the ---. a - a._.. ...t... I.II.&_ UI • ,WIIUM. n .111 nri na. who considers abandoning FrIday, March 9, 1 979-11 Ask Dick Kleiner As Lang tells It, the biggest problem was getting permission to use the name, Concorde. He says the story alone could make a book, because of the ramifications of the arrangements. Lang says he first wrote the story feeling that to make a new "Airport" film almost cried out for a Concorde background, as that Is the current queen of the skies. After his story was written, he began trying to get the necessary OKs to use the name. He began making inquiries to find out who to contact. He wound up having to deal with literally dozens of people because the plane Is a joint British-French creation. And he had to deal with manufacturers and air lines In both countries. The whole process of getting the official OK from all concerned took Lang about a year. And some conditions were set forth, too. "They wanted to make sire that the crews were not made' to look like jerks," Lang says, "and the plane had to survive. And they were afraid that It might give the wrong impression If the crew discussed broads or booze with frivolity in the cockpit. "We made one slight deviation about that. We have a couple of funny lines In there that they didn't understand, and we got them through OK." Lang insists that none of the last three "Airport" films should be classed as a sequel. They are not because, he says only the word "Airport" in the title links them in any way. And also the presence of George Kennedy in the cast, but Lang calls Kennedy their "good-luck charm." He's been in all the "Airport" 6:30 films, always playing the ANGIE Angle longs for her her career to stay with him. 1020 same character. old waltreulng days after a IN CONCERT Sarah painful day of shopping with In this one he's joined by Vaughan's Incomparable ver- Delon Brad's sister. Warner, Susan satility Is featured. Blakely, Robert Wagner, 11 Sylvia Krlstel, Eddie Albert, (2) QUINCY Quincy investigates charges that a Marine BRA Anderson, Qtaro, John drill instructor was responsible 1126 Davidson, Martha Rays, for the death of a recruit. DICK CAVITY Guest: VIt- Cicely Tyson, and many HAWAII FIVE-0 todo Gassman. (4) others. McGarniit tries to save a doc11:30 It Is a typical "Airport" tor suspected of supplying illsgal drugs to young people from (2) BUT OF CARSON all-star cad. But Lang says the vengeful father of one of his Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Mike Wallace, Lola Falana, those stars are not there alleged victims. primarily for their box-office BARNEY MILLER A mad Erma Bombeck. (R) appeal. THE NEWLYWED GAME bomber threatens to make the (4) He says they are there MAS'H The 4077th has detectives' late shift their last a particularly busy night when short-cut. When the audience one. the operating room comes sm a familiar face, they 9:10 from American artil- know pretty much what to under WORLD "inside Europe / lery. (R) F-iS: The Arms Sale Of The STAREKY & HUTCH The expect, what sort of Century" Examined as the detectives travel to a luxury character he or the plays. politics behind the sale of the hotel staffed by beautiful womSo the script doesn't have F-IS fighter to NATO countries. an to investigate a series of to slci'f'thfle on murders. (Part 1 of 2)(R) expositlàn. • as fire Fl. DEAR DICK: I heard that Mary Tyler Moore smokes pot, and has done so for years. Is this true? She doesn't seem like that type. LB., Tucson, Ariz. That "type" includes a lot of pretty fanwus people, but I know what you mean. The story stems from an article In a recent Issue of Ladies' Home Journal, in which Mary admitted that she had smoked marijuana. She went on to say that she disapproves of hard drugs completely. She said that she found pot no more dangerous than a predlnner martini. And there are many experts who agree with her. DEAR DICK: Could you tell me why Radar is quitting the "MASH" show. What will happen to him on the show? GREG KIJCUMEK, Kalamazoo, Mich. Bob Cridal, who manages Gary Burghoff, alias Radar, says that "quitting" Is the wrong word. He Insists that Burgtioff's contract expired, after seven years, and he simply chose not to renew it. The actor wants to spend more time with his family he has a 3-year-old daughter he wants to get to know and he wants to do some other things, professionally, such as resuming his stage career. Producer Burt Mercalfe tells me they have not yet decided on how to write Radar out. Mostly, that depends on whether Burglioff will agree to do one more show. If he does, then they'll write an episode eliminating him in — — some way. If he doesn't, they may simply not mention him next season. DEAR DICK: I'd Like to know what happened to the beautiful little singer on "Name That Tune." She was on just before the girl they have now. Boy, she could sing and dress and was so lovely. MRS. F.G., Uniontown, Pa. That was (and still Is) Kathie Lee Johnson, who got bumped when ABC bought the show and brought in a lot of their own people. You can see Kathie Lee on a new syn• dicated show, "flee flaw Honeys," if you're up to It. DEAR DICK: I wonder if you could let me have the full theme song of "All In the Family." I have listened to the program for years and still cannot make out the words. Only words I know are "Those were the days." MRS. A. PICKARD, Vancouver, B.C., Can. OK. Once and for all. Over the years, I must have given these words, in bits and pieces, dozens of times. Here, then, Is the entire lyric, so cut it out, paste it up, make It into a sampler, but never again. (The song, Incidentally, was written by Lee Adams and Charles Strouse, and Is copyright by New Tandem Music Co.) Boy, the way Glenn Miller played. Songs that made the Hit Parade! Guys like us, we had it made— Those were the days! And you knew where you were then Girls were girls and men were men Mister, we could use a man Like Herbert Hoover again! Didn't need no welfare state Everybody pulled his weight Gee, our old LaSalle ran great! Those were the days! DEAR DICK: I was wondering what ever happened to actor Jeff Hunter. I recently saw him In some mld-lilOs movies. ILA., 8pringfleld, Mo. Dying is what happened tohim. Jeff died In 1969; he was only 44. DEAR DICK: My brother and I are having an argumelt. He said that Robin Williams who plays Mock on "Meek and Mindy" was killed In a car accident just recently, and I say he Isn't dead it all. Who is right? UNSIGNED, Calgary, Alta., Can. You are. Robin is positively alive. 1*110-RAY o4 BARGAIN CORNER BUY HERE • PAY HERE WUKLY PAYMINTS LOW AS '14 Per Wek DEAL with the DEALER who wants to DEAL! BAIRD-RAY DATSUN 4444 N. I7., Lsawlsd, (Just N.nh 01 The SI Ti'..) 131-1311 �F S - •__ ___.S_.___" SUNDAY EDITION list Year, No. 174—Sunday, March 11, 1979 Sanford, Florida 32171—Price 25 Cents she - - - .— - Brel..,kth rough —. I I L" : -NI N . .. .. .j 4.1 to. . . ¼ - . 4 . 1 . ?r_. : ' •' 5 - • -: - -''P::'3 -.4 - -I Volunteer Janie Munson mans Tel-Health Booth Health Advice Is Just A Telephone Call Awa 7 According to Kathy Benson, director of Health 1k. 1WIV U%MU N W WI.,Wfl•orFlorida Hospital, 4oWIs1, 1414 - BYJANZCAMLaERRY Herald SWI Writer I you have a peoblsn with drinking, dries or know about family plasiniag and birth contrail? Do you lava , .g,, hug11 It c .n ut also from men and children. "When we first Mailed tapes on sex related problems you concerned about the meeesuliw peothm of cancer,we get genuine requests for all sorts of mtjóI acrow the beNt S, Ntki, mabel. VIMISI1 'tmii? board," abs aid. "We get a M of Inquiries on drugs and fj pra on these nd j, there's also a lot of letured In d4al tapes. meay proti-nie 01 medal end pbuleal baalthh aM and 16my now refer their patients to the tep7or factual Infonnon on We are Interested in jects. The library has tapes on the care of the pstie* es nome, nutrition, health education programs offered by Florida a person's health, Hotal, ways to cut your medical cods, medical In- no' lust his sickness' CAIRO (UP!) — In an apparent breakthrough toward an letters attached to the peace treaty. Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty, President Carter told the Egyptian Carter also appealed to the Palestinians to Join the peace pg today he has a commitment from both countries that process and said he was Mill committed to bringing about the pact will be linked to a comprehensive Middle East set. negotiations between Jordan and Israel and Syria and Israel, as tiement. was implied in the second framework for peace worked tat the Egyptian officials said they are making tentative plans for a Camp David Summit. The first document outlined the Israelipossible signing of a peace treaty Tuesday at Mena House in the Egyptian treaty. shadow of the Great Pyramids Just outside Cairo. In another key point, Carter seemed to rule out the possibility of But on the occupied Wed Bank, only hours before Carter's any formal defense alliance with either Egypt or Israel. scheduled arrival In Israel, government troops intercepted and "Our policy is that each country should have the ability to killed a four-man Palestuuan death squad trying to cross the defend itself, so that it does not have to depend on external Jordan, marring the peace mood and the president's announced alliances," he said. "The United States does not seek a special breakthrough on linking the treaty to Palestinian-self rule. position for itself." Carter unveiled the breakthrough on linkage to a special session American officials said the president decided on this dramatic of Egypt's People's Assembly in Cairo at the end of the first leg of personal attempt to negotiate a peace treaty because he believed his unprecedented open-ended peace mission aimed at securing time was running out and It was "now or never" for peace in the the first pact ever between Israel and an Arab Mate. Middle East. "There can be little doubt that the two agreements reached at Egyptian officials, planning for a treaty signing Tuesday, are Camp David — negotiated together and signed together — are hoping that Carter will get Israel's agreement to the proposals that were put together in Egypt between Carter and President a common arter said. Anwar Sadat, and that Carter will return for the signing with "Just In recent days, both Prime Minister Begin and President Prime Minister Menachem Begin. Sadat have again pledged to carry out every commitment made American officials believe that In the light of the often painful 0 experience in these negotiations the Egyptian hopes are ex. at Camp David. Both leaders have also reaffirmed that they d cessively optimistic and overlook some of the complex detail that not want a separate peace between their nations." has yet to be negotiated. That affirmation, announced by Carter on the third day of his But the Americans believe there is a good chance that the main tianultuot, reception by hundreds of thousands in Egypt, appears Issues can be dealt with by Carter and he will leave Secretary of to answer Cairo's demaj for firm, visible link between the two State Cyrus Vance to clean up the details. Camp amewo linkage question mugged *1&4Uons on the treat"Isince mid-November. &ê Milwee: wIIi• ClI Vl ka they The Assembly speech revealed officially and publicly for the first time that the Israelis have accepted that Idea of linkage as 5. b. ----, what . --—% • -, 'vs isarns., .5 page they've hensive Middle Lad peace will be stated by both sides in separate I 0oy Ma )! Have Fallen In Tub Drowning Deaths There me tam on child, rearing ftm care of the faintly life are as near as a Snhiot. Countian's newborn to teen rebellion, Including ones on "Where did I telephone. • come from, Mama?" Under Physical Fitness there are Sanford Police today were old brother Terry were first police said, children floating face down In By calling 1114101— the number for Florida Hospital's 'Sport Tip. for Youngsters," "Utile League Elbows" and c°id1ning their investigation found face down In about all The boys' mother reportedly the water. Tel Hsskh Service - you can gel tips on how to re"ab' "Exercising - Warm Up Slowly." into the bathtub drowning inches of water lnthe bathtub of did not take the children couldn't .I was in hsalthytbrohedlvsheslth,howtorscognis.signa Another service soon to be available through Tel Health 4184111111 Of two düldrui in an their home between 5 and 5:30 the tub, because she was "In , such state f shock, 01 IUnesi when to coanit your doctor and how to adjed to athe will be Tel-HospitaL This will be available through a ort to determine how the p.m. Thursday by their mother hysterics," police Instead, 0niy1u ing rernem r s a serious mom physician's reconanendatlon and to the patient In the accident happened. went to her bedroom gfl Bluette Keitt, 1$. one of the boys out and By giving the HceDal Ali'y volunteer on duty the hospital and will center on hospital, ocedures. __ mothr, Mrs. Rosa Keitt, with An autopsy cunpleted Friday The two boys ing tove him. I don't number of the taps in lu-Med 'rap. Library to which _________ Many grateful people to us for help ye, even remember •ft,,w.theolder ,, afternoon revealed v about 30 minutes to an Aw whom a ,..,_, , c you wish to pea have van ," mid Miss . you an anonymously you whose man .two s who drowned In the when "to were DrG .' , returnede always wedid to imiw but were afraid to ask -child was In the hospital with meningitis called to LW few minutes from later. pp a other child out" the boys' bitig7t of their 100 Lake according " h,h.r.I.4ed bjscts. than say the Inforn'MIon be received on the subject had "I had jut put down my pudmotber said. Monroe Terrace home j ,,Iso fedsad today.I od A brocinre '" all of the tapes by sabject and ralls,sd some of lbs anxiety he was feeling.,, She had been preparing packages when I came Sanford Thursday had don't hy had to Is available fre, to enyese the Tel H,akh "One woman said her husband had listened to. tape on In the kitchen of the house, and Bluette came happen,"oww sustained a bmw' r on the bead dlsmsr e grandmother resnbrtor,cpsdous. The free taps service Isf.dsd by .mjliysuna and as a result quit smoking and house while the children were running to me, screaming and the horde Hpltal Ausillary and through pivaleia im,," a. Dr. 0. V. Garay, SNnhlQle left in the tub to bathe, ac sobbing," Mrs. Keitt said. donst'ees There Is one operstor at a time with three four-hour County medical examiner, said cording to pollee. She had been She said her daughter yelled. Efforts to revive the children laads was the td arn in the del, to obtain this shifts a day to man the 14 telephone lines (normally there 24-year-old Telly Keilt had a in the kitdn about 30 minutes "Morn, main, the boys are by emergency crews at the service width hugs Mrs Aptl $4, irs. 81a. UM Ume bump on his head which could before returning to the dead. They're In the bathtub." scene and later by medical staff more Um 111$l calls kvs bss logged. SeADVICF, PagelA have occurred as the result of a bathroom to check on the boys Mrs. Keltt said she ran Into at Seminole Memorial Hospital fofl Tally and his eigld-sn _oigh. and discovered their bodies, the bathroom and saw the were unsuccessful. I I Stat. Certified Woman i — Lake Mary Firefigh ter So S. .'.. A First men, mod of them working into Joking." She adds that miles in i or less, do to learn to drive the trucks," during the day, so fire while Ping through the 110other abs salt "it jed seemed like Cord Hdbm jikad the PniictIon wasn't siftielist bear UIWN P 00oni "I new agility teds 01 dringih and any ether pert 01 my t,ihth." would hm made it without my agility. W tN blest Like Mary Volunleer Fire x coarse, being. woman in "I Cud IbP iheit hilibSit" DapN in in the firs service is on to cause • "I could do mod 01 the Mi Two years leer she beanie hNM doft the dey," abs Nkhok met her "esbanil. except lor the pull-ape," she some peculiar circumstances. ai am = Florida to said,.. abs d leer ether Stewart, also a C'berry aai, -wI Mailed woiting at Carol will "never forget" the buil&i1 ap my drengib. 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PAMOUS 14 ' HE SAID WE COULD HELP YOU GWOOMEN ID AGREE? cuTriNG DOWN 5CLTODAY U3MEEflNG -,- - - - _-.. SPENDING - - l5' •, - . . - - CC CC 14 Compass point 0 18 Garden plant 62 Compass point 151 Pray 63 You would 20 Admits CC CC C 0 .9 by Mo Mo Walker SORRY, GAR&E.' I I 5PRAYiN11f.. I ME" 'q?tT'b' WELL, OKAY... [SUT WATCH IT! j _1 ________ Sl/ I . HIM4 ZIMEI V'T ___ z4 ___ • Rng I I WON'T SEE / '' C 1 by Art Sansom E A E 9 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 I 13 14 to 1W I CAW 18 I 21 USTOMM... 22 "W F - (. LJCk.. 9 2 - - 24 25 26 Li27 28 1— — - - - 29 30 31 — — 32 33 36 37 38 34 35 40 — — 41 o 42 43 — ____________ I It ARCHIE —i UNIVERSE' J ALL THAT VASTNESS, WE SHOULD FIND SOME SFIGNS OF INTELLIGENT E! ' / __________ • L_J ' by Bob Montana I'M STILL 'TRYING TO FIND SOME 616NS CIF INTELLIGENT LIFE IN Six SCENCf CLASSES! r ND A HUNDRED BILLION " ALAXIES IN THE ('A YOU KNOW, SIR, THERE ARE - - 51 55 52 7" T 56 57 — — 3 I - - - ( I F - - 48 49 50 ..J By BERNICE BEDE OWL ••• '' :l--' " by Howlla Schnekler GIMME A This CO11 Y several VIIGO (Aug. -Sept ) lucky brub will give you this You have a ebance today to Opportunity to COMPIStle make a big tit with one who you've bad on ft doesslift kww you my W4 board for a long timle. tbrw* your willhignslaii to be once compieteti, you'll be able cooperlstive and bellofull todomwy now thlnga LIBRA(Sept n-Oct. n) That ARIES (March 21-April 9) It a a surprise to you to put you out in frod of the MY today when someone who pack wiU be forthcoming today. usually doesn't pay you too You'll cross the finish line first much all"on is extra-nice. after all. 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Th is is one of the root I 4111111it?$ 9 X2 6 A862 A 97 WES1 FA9r 42 # K5 3 • 7 K 95 4K8 6 4 • 3 4 A Q 10 8 4 . ... 0 QJ 10 # Q J 10 5 2 Vulnierable: Both Dealler: South West North East South I# 29 3# 49 40 Pam PM pan Opuft lead:43 AA 'A Jaf gathering could being lZ() (Jidy 23..A. fl) A you together with Emion, who kied Is pb% to J=p Wo this has bm hard for you to react Oct=tod@7ad show 70111 how Use this qiportunity adto get matljig you've b- / ___ BYSHARRONCARRASCO Herald Staff Writer As a prerequisite to Implementing a sex education program In contributor for promoting sexual promiscuity, "The media, including television, radio, music, motion pictures and advertisements in magazines and newspapers bombard us of sexual promiscuity." With that thought in mind, Layer asked the school board to consider his three-part plan for implementing a sex education program in the public scholl system. The plan includes: short range, intermediate range and long range goals. Layer said he needs the help of concerned citizens to wage a clean-up campalei to convinm the media to rid itself of offensive programs and advertising. Newspapers which publish offensive advaUsements and prodkts should be boycotted "until this Is cleaned up," Layer recommended. He also called for an immediate upgrading of all counseling services and programs for divorce prevention through the county mental health clinic, churches, health and rehabilitation service, public health service and the health system council, "Extra efforts from all of these organizations are needed for William P. Layer today called for a boycott of all media carrying offensive advertising and products "Until this Is cleaned up." Layer's statement is contained in a written recommendation released today on his position of iMplementing a sex education program In the county. Layer, who made his recommendation verbally at the March 29 school board meeting, was asked by a board member to prepare his recommendation in written form for other board members to study. The recommendation, in which Layer elaborates his position, will be placed for consideration on the April 11 agenda for board action. Last week, Layer told the school board a sex education program could not be implemented in the public schools without first cleaning up the environment in which the students must live. He blamed the media for exploiting sex and said It was the main guidance on the family borne front," Layer said. Under the heading of Intermediate goals, a sex education program would be developed by the school staff with the help of the medical association, mbMerial anociation, health and Social organlzatloiis and Interested parents, Layer recommended. The program would then be taught on a pilot basis through youth groups and-or church schools of each denomination and implemented by the ministerial association. he said. "This means of presentation of the program would dispel any apprehension that the school system might not present the prograin in the proper light accordin? to their individual belie He also recommended the Seminole County Medical Association accept responsibility' for piloting a medical type informational program In the county's hospitals for the teen-age groups and individuals under its care. The public health service should accept responsibility also In piloting a program through its clinics and in conjunction with all welfare agencies giving aid to dependent children, he recom- mended, rr, Sheri'o L i eutenan t H'10t W'I't HeraM Staff Writer curred for alleged false arrest, false imprijonment and assault and battery. James and Jimmie Harvey and daughter CrysW Bunn Anderson of Fern Park filed several compiaintg hd Friday against U.Charles Coffee for his alleged actions on May 11. 1975. E. Polk w was not involved incident, has also been named as a defendant in that civil suit. Tbe action was filed in the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. In the suit, the Harvey family claim they were arrested by Coffee without probable cause on May 11, 1975. The perents were taken to the Seminole County Jail while the daughter spent several hours in the Seminole County Juvenile Detotion, Center, the complalint states. As a result of their alleged falm arrest and false . the Harveys claim they suffered togreat inconvenismil discomfort, mental Pain anid siliftering humillatioilt, shamIe. public ridicule, disgrace, km Of UM from t1wir normal pursults and injury to personal and ptWiessional reputations,90 darer might refuse to take?". Oswald: "You can probally darer will rdun four, but 11w,. Is the largest really logical number. Here is an by Coffee who was hitter beca use other charges against family were dropped in court. FRANK AND ERNEST b lot 4 'rarnv.s A LLY . 3Tg- 1 p,gy II,crs',,1-, o we 'tJG+4T appp S go PUTTING . ., x1 ,. U, . u - day 1975 with rf4big an officer, with" violence. That charge dlimliied Sept. 2, 1P75. me Harveys also claim they were assaulted by Coffee while they were being detained it county jail an or about May 11, 1975. James forvey saW Coffee aftedly strok him with cload flats and a slapstick while be was handcuffed and beld by another police officer. While she was talking on the telephone, cIAi111W Coffee allegedly punclod her in the abdomen wkbwA provocation. AU In all, the Harvey family's complaint contains sight separate coumta against both Coffee andpo& For eechcowg,the Harveys are are asking an court In sxess of $2 for c )VU'VI, " lIIIIIIII.. 31, WZ5. This Anderson girl also was chlined by Coffee prior to May 11 Alan: "South realizes that Bridg&," care of Ihis ri&wsps. ths thru of clubs lead is Per. P.O. Box 489. Radio City so Station. N ewYork, N.Y. 1X19J it ~AV AFN A Prior to May 11,1975, James and JIminjWveywrear.* by Coffee for resisting an officer without violence and resisting an officer with violence according to records. Circuit Judge Anthony HoaeinannJr.d aedthecbargesagainst the cotçle on July (For a co of JACOB V MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at example." necessary for federal n build aracitizen Mowbray assured COflHeriJSI$ffWrftef The commissioners agreed missioners that under the The 15.5 acres the city of the city of Canelberry will be present plans the city will be erry has been trying to the applicant for the funding the applicant for the grant and purchase on Sunset Drive as a and the county is to be held f ully responsible for its use. The site for a future city hall, civic harmless in the spending of the grant would be policed by the center an senior citizen Planning Council Mowbray complex has been sold to upon the another buyer, Mayor Bill approval of the ultimate site said, and Casselberry would have to repay the funds if it selected for the complex. Grier said today. "I want the senior citizens to breached the contract by But that doesn't mean another site will have to be get a building it wants, not one allowing groups other than purcluised for the senior citizen with three-quarters of the space senior citizens to use of tile building, Grier said, The mayor petitioned off for offices for facility. It there were cost overruns in Wd during negotiations for other organizations," Comthe purchase of the property, mlssion Chairman Bob French the construction, Mowbray said, the city would have to f und the buyer whom bid was ac- said. those overruns. "Federal CePted Monday offered to sell rX city of Casselberry has grants do not tolerate it the price he paid for the the construction cost. The overruns," Mowbray said, and none is expected complex site. The buyer's name county and city funding would Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff , wa not available from the city. be used 93 matching funds on a questioned Mowbray about Grier said when the city of. $34or.each $1 federal grant whether It Is a requirement fered 00,000 for Ow parcel it over a two-year period of through the Older the grant to have Project knew there were two other $180,000 OASIS, Congregate Meals and o Americans Interested buyers. (e f ti ' pping Stones geriat ric offered $250,000 for the property County Commission Mondaers inSte care minole County and posted a required $X,000 works* union r with program a e deposit by tihe 5p. deadline Furino, the five-member city facility. By DONNA ESTES , by Stan Lee and John Romits Vt Pill \ AFCTh Pak man, his wife and daughter are suing a lieutenant of the Seminole County Sheriffs Department for damages in- EL~~ ~~ p MOIKIay. • -' RA WING INTEREST D • cf • . 0 116ilem" FMTW a Herald 11111oft by Tom hot Children at the Pre-School Development Center at First Presbyterian Church of Sanford edth delightfulsketches d by Jeni Bassett, Illustrator of the children's book, "Bunches and Bunches of Bunnies" Monday when she and the author, Louise Mathews visited the center. -- 1 • , 1 I j. Vt . --- $ - by Craig UW" - v'.uU by T. K. Ryan ' MANt WS Gf1W 1 1Ø , f-fl- UWV1.iPi*Pø IHUE 1N • _, : : MW I iuU-., Au m FLAGHSANP --•-- - CONSIM A&IA ,, NEON 49 allift"M 11U 16 ALL OM IN A "OVI — County Commissioners, with Analysis and Evaluation Commisidoner Dick William director Jeff Etchberger absent voted 4-0 this morningpointed out the first half of to commit $25,000 In funding county money could be over a two-year period as part budgeted for the next fiscal of the matching funds Year and be available after Oct. or seniors at the complex such as social security and medicaid spirmw 0 the senior told SENIOR, Page 2A ~ea rs To HARRISBURG, Pa- (UPI)— Imtesdoflateatnlgtg. reactor. dicMIngtherehayeb,en First, a large hydrogen optlznlsticaliy." Federal H at m. 'iie r-.'i. In a normal core resaw, mc tamn have pad'y They said ra'"ti emissions major releases of radiation bubble within the NRC officials have raised the placement, the old fuel elereactor Uo'al hope that the the i*Is heat frn* the ac rained their estimate of corefrom the plant this morning since Friday. suddenly and unexpectedly ap- possibility In background brief- ments are removed from the word Is over In the This MU. eldiat IPPISrI to have knocked dige as the full dimensions measured a maximum 1 Two separe events Monday peered to bland nuclaw aW bd uld od do 4111re com of the Ibm Mile Island in. mill"rem about 2 miles; hom the — one planneill AW one a sur. percent have shrigik to 6 Ingi with members of Congress reactor and placed In a water. Of its Original size for that the Three Mile Island plot filled "swimming poop,holding this reactor's core appeared to "The core appears to be dart imfaided. facility -oneilzth the amount prise -marked what Nuclear reasons not entirely understoodmay be so badly contaminated tank. New fuel assemblies then be &mapd be* nw* the dommaid b ow p*t it wowd 7% &A utimatal; uld only 1 of a d=W X-ray — and moot Regulatory Commissio D 09by 111111 1 11111 1 168M it can never be used again, the are inserted in the reactor. not k May have t he cr be rs'une-bh" the kial percent of the core wea badly readings were close to the parts viewed as the turning Washington Post reported There was no immediate A Narlass. Riguldiwy Corn said. liter, In a damaged, while estimates mlnünwn ditectahie npoint. MVi. today. Sen. Gary Hart, DColo., mWo omctai .aw preIbiI Indication whether that piece. romving Events surrounding the Friday saId 20 to percent of ______________________________ said: "It might be a $1 bil lion dure ears could ions sWm be followed for the drown gaa I Um we had bm ad. reactor'i mausoleum. It might be more Three Mile Island plant. Rol"slaim SA W i wwAwn wMinc a can*@ cylinder expensive to dean up the plot But the extensive core U10 fuel rods mISM have 130 bd Wkb e damage has caused extremely abed = fed than it was to build." ONU4 But new analysis I S — A WWI kTipsrably 4wi'ged high radiation releases from w iuyi M r' ii Ode flu £ILW ipOiwWhaJl, iwn urea Mile Island crisis have Øseq..................4* of pgtu e existing fuel rods, and gg th s uranium pmMows"Mawlsdow DOW Q* 1110" *k nd 11111111ft% wwd nodew pow MM lik nalihola @I IM im h*;ed. lkwe .................... 11111111 ................... U tr0ft hydro" explosim 1W core rather than the entire special Procedures Might have omergoncy l week. to be devised for " ' to" t" @VOW Pd 0 00 P11111 1 1 1 11, told UPI it appeared COMM erasd the pi-it cat After more then ft's days en .................. 4* 43 0MOMarlas But with radiation ouu*iv ............ .....a the OII'Si" NU tE1 dcal possible the Ing Normally, one oftIsl iaid, I.ss by as half in u core could be the ddtiisbri enginseri said ........ $pijtj .....................g the rolling Pennsylvania In full busdonwha$js over ely .ne'thicd .1. reactor's di assudrelaurat. theY Mly have tahen the DsAb ................. knOwnoow.Hssildhedjd not countryslde, residents along the ................. a a Iytode. 'IWMVbS CStSWOi4kSYIObSNpIEId tocloseeor1kith..,euI offensive In subduing the . ---- - — Wtit ...................0 ow peomi. Susquehanna River were Ib..................4 ___ haowthe frightened. __"' ____ Today . i—v r Plant Core r Mowbray said it is not and the site on Sunset Drive, Grier said Mowbray, executive director ,f or gan i zations were only Planning Technician Bruce the Area Agency on the Aging mentioned as a way to assist the Furino is looking at mpg to discussed the possibilities of the' city in the payment of utility If other properties are county funding. And county expenses. He said however .Office of Management, fthere would have to be services aValia ble in the vjcjnfty. , p,itjq and punjtiv,d*migos. senior citizen steering cornmlttee and Dr. James In addition to the fowacre - wits •• "There is a special need for this phase of the program because of the Incidence of rcpcated teen pregnancies as shown by the following: Of 215 teen pregnancies, 99 were first-timers, 69 were 3econd-timers, 21 were third-timers, 15 were four-timers and 11 were pregnant for the fifth time," Layer said. If, and only If, the media upgrades its programs and advertLsesnents and the pilot programs have been shown to be effective, Layer said the school board should consider ftnplementat Ion of the program in the Seminole County public schools on a voluntary basis. He said he hadn't determined which grades would be offered the program. The Seminole County Chapter of the Florida Alliance for Responsible Parenting is pushing the school board to implement a mandatory "family living" curriculum In the public schools for students from kindergarten to 12th grade and includes sex education In Its proposal. Layer said the school system would "go to bat" with a kindergarten through 12th grade program if all the agencies and parents "do their part." Seminole County Com mis s ion Okays Senior Faclelloty $$$ 'a U The Harveys claim their arrests were "malicious and willful" Alm: "What is the largest Layer • By SHARON CARRASCO A New Jersey reader wants to know who Invented the weak Jump overcall. Thle bid was first used by Oswald Jacoby in 1931. It ' 10r,t few cx rts i the •eary an to use and also is employed by many average players. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.s BY 0swaM Jaeeby promiscuity. causes of sexual r i5wald: "He leads a small trump. West rises with the king and leads the three of diamonds, after East dis. cards on that second trump. South refuses that finesse also. Then he pulls West's last trump and goes about the business of conceding tricks to East's two kings." Alan: "South has made sure of his game in spite of all finesses being wrong. Incidentally, if all had been right he could have taken them all and made a grand slam." 80trm sex. ---William hops up with dummy's ace. Then lie leads the Jack of trumps from dummy and rises with his ace. He can't afford that finesse because that b might have been fourth best, so South wants to pull trumps as quickly as possi- 14ORTH 4-2 have. BUGSBUNNY Evening Hera ld,—(USPS 48280)—Price 15 Cents * .T•n - The media, including television, radio, music, motion pictures and advertisements wanting badly. U" to him, YOURBIRTHDAY forlda 32771 Dr. For Tu.sday, April 3, 1979 _______________ EEK& MEEK -I would another friend with the sun thing bit they removed her ukrus. Now I've been told by my gynecologist that I have it fibroid tumor. He will do an oid tumors often operationand remove it with since they are the uterus and the ovaries. He not CnCer, they don't spread. wants to take out the ovaries me main 'effects, again, are because rm over 50. Are fibroid pressure symptoms an cancerous? Do they ted? At grow? How are they Nobody knows how fibroid this time I feel good and n't tum are stjtd, Just as we ors .Iteceasalry to have.ny really don't know how can cer have the operation., ts This Is true of many star DEAR READER. The turnors, both malignant and reason tumors are called benign. We know many factors fibrold is because they are contribute to such problems, had, fibrous tissue. Sometimes they me mlled myofibroma, but often we don't know the real which refers to the fad that cause. they have tissue in them related You didr't comment on to Muscle$in the uterus. In any whether or not you've gone cue, the simple, un. through the menopause. but complicated fibroid tumor is since you're over 50, it is not cancerous. That's one reasonable to presume you reason doctors don't get too either have or soon will. Under upet about then as long as those circumstances, if a they aren't too large and aren't woman does have hysterectomy, many doctors Your friend who had a D and feel It's a good idea to remove C (a type of examination) the ovaries as well. apparently didn't really have U the ovaries,are any symptoms and the doctor tioning, about all sible checked to make sun she cllckt't point IS provide source ovarian cancer a ait5 of have a disorder that needed COflUflOn isn't a additional treatment. If the fibroid tumor is too when it does occur, it is Often not detected fltil it has already large and Is causing pressur e leave something (j() organ, on $fl spread. So w that can't help and may decide to remove IL may h&in use person? some imall fibroids, depending SINCE YOU are at the upon their location in the uterus, can cause excessive or menopause age, I am sending ftV*1Wt bleeding. Tha am is you The Health Letter number an Indication for removaL The 5-12, Menopause. Other readers eciallon really has to be made who want this Issue can send 50 on firsthand knowledge of how cents with along, stamped, e' large the tumor Is, where it's addressed envelope for it. Send located and what symptoms It's your request to me In care of producing. Yotrdodorislnthe this newspaper, P.O. Box lS5l, best position to know these Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. things, in youir case. 17 1 cl UIUI 'ear, No 19Tuesday, April 3, 1979—Sanfor appreciate your discussing fibroid tumors. I have a friend T I (AXSS j. 5111 1111IS A - Tumors Start Fibroid S. 11210 IHCAMa ul N U 9 F 12 CM'V "OF %bW*LF100 1W AMU OFIX TM - T ENU from 3 2 THE BORN LOSER - 42 Golf mou 21 Promise solemnly (cont.) 43 Coated wih 22 Juice drink 22 Years of life pitch wl 23 Bygone days 64 Leases 23 High card 47 Spy group 24 Shoe DOWN 24 Fuel (abbr.) 27 Plant harmful 25 Something re• 48 Kind of grain cati Sudden stroke rnarkabte(sl.) 49 (comp.wd) Rivers (Sp) oad 26 American e;al 50 Idea (Fr.) 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I U ____ . - .-. - --.. •-- — ... - --- -• .I a .-'•e .. - — -•o. '. • , • - -. -- - . -. - - -. - . . �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, April 3, 1979 Breaks Treaty ithWSov iet Un ion China PEKING (UP!) China's National People's Congress voted today not to renew its 29-year-old peace and friendship treaty with the Soviet Union. -..--.-..-..vo e in' ceven days before the treat Ad au-_%. tomatically be extended for five years if neither side decided a year in advance to abrogate it. The official New China News Agency said the Fifth National People's Congress voted unanimously to not renew the pact when WORLD I NBRIEF The treaty, which named Japan and the United States as the common enemies of Moscow and Pekin' , obviously has lost much of its si niflcance over the years, in JJThThh..4 peace and friendship treaty with Japan last year and its new relationship with the United States. The treaty was signed in Moscow Feb. 14, 1950, and went into force April 11 the same year a time when China and the Soviet Union were close allies, - - Begin,, Sadat Agree To Formally Open Borders CAIRO, Egypt (UP!) Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin and President Anwar Sadat of Egypt today agreed to exchange visits next month to formally open the borders between Egypt and Israel. Begin said he will go to the Sinai "capital" of El Arish May 27 one day after it reverts to Egyptian control and Sadat will visit the southern Israeli desert city of Beersheba by helicopter the same day. Begin also disclosed that one month after the Egyptian Parliament ratifies the treaty "probably next Sunday or Monday" negotiations on Palestinian autonomy will begin in Beersheba on the ministerial level. "When El Arish is under Egyptian sovereignty, they they (the meetings) will alternate between Beersheba and El Arish," Begin said. "The first meeting will be in Beersheba and the second at El-Arish." Begin's announcement came at a joint briefing held with Sadat at the end of a So-minute private meeting at the presidential Koubbeh Palace. Sadat told reporters he and the Israeli Prune Minister "have agreed upon direct contact because it Is time we have direct contacts.. I am more than - - F~ , , - L__L_~_ I 11Z- fo*D WASHINGTON (UP!) Faced with the possibility of ; ... WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter is expected to stress his view that nuclear power despite the Three Mile Island accident scare has a role in the notion's future when he outlines his new energy policy later this week. It also is anticipated that Carter's program will include steps for a gradual decontrol of domestic oil prices, possibly in combination with a recommendation for a windfall profits tax on oil producers. Press secretary Jody Powell told reporters Monday Carter has made all the major decisions relating to the energy problems, which have been aggravated by the interruption of the oil flow from Iran and rising prices from the Organization of Petroleum Fxportlng Countries. Powell said he expected Cartet would deal with developments at the Three Mile Island plant near Harrisburg, Pa., "along with nuclear power and Its role." - - - : Teamster Strike In 3rd Day 1 . . f I, I' r. I . , .•• 11 1 . . . . . ;.• - , • - The current $798 billlon banks bouncing $8 billion ceiling expired Saturday niht g. dollars In government checks already in the mail, the House The new ceiling Is $830 billion. has passed and sent to through Sept. 30. President Carter a bill increas- The The debt bill , which merely ing the ceiling on the national the government to debt. borrow to pay for debts already Arguments over balanced incurred, in recent years has, midget amendments and other become more and more em. issues had delayed final action broiled in partisan politics and until Treasury Secretary Ml- the argument over federal chad Blumenthal, in a letter to spending. Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill The debt Monday, warned the United allowed to limit has been expire In the past States would default on its without Ill effects. '. . - WASHINGTON (UP!) The Teamsters' strike-lockout with major trucking lines today reached its third day, equaling the duration of the union's only previous nationwide walkout and disrupting the auto industry and major frieght delivery. In Boston, parents packed lunches for about 21,000 school children after the labor strife cut off delivery of version last week. - - - their hot lunches. No new negotiating sessions were scheduled to resolve the impasse that began early Sunday morning when the Teamsters called a selective strike against 73 companies. The disruption quickly escalated when the Industry Instituted a nationwide lockout. The Teamsters' national negotiating committee of about 350 representatives of union locals was scheduled to meet Wednesday in Chicago. 'Aunt Jemima' Services Set debts, and, "the full conse- DOCTORS When It comes to doing what the rest of the nation Is doing, Seminole Memorial quences of a default by the si said the Hospital is no slouch. Recently the nation honored its physicians with a National tuat i on this time United States are impossible to Doctors' because there was little cash on redict SIU awesome to an. Day. So did SMII. Left to right are Charles Bentley, hospital ad- p ministrator; Dr. John Schaeffer, orthopedic hand, two Treasury tici pa security surgeon; Dr. Robert Gay, chief of staff; and Muriel Lehman, cafeteria issues were due for payment, worker serving free breakfast for doctors Passage, on a 209-165 vote, and millions of Social Security that day at SMII. Not to be outdone, the doctors' wives treated their spouses to came shortly alter O'Neill read and other retirement dinner benefit the letter to the House. The checks and Income tax refunds. Senate had approved the final were in the mail. HAVE A DAY To Polls MADRID, Spain (UPI) The left mounted a strong challenge today to centrist candidates aligned with Prime Minister Adolfo Suarez in the first democratic municipal elections in Spain In almost half a century. More than 26.7 million Spaniards were eligible to go to the polls in 8,041 cities, towns and villages where many holdovers from the France dictatorship still hold office. The biggest threat to Suarez's Democratic Center Union was a possible alliance between Communists and Socialists who together could outnumber UCD councilmen and elect left-wing mayors In the big cities. Nuclear Power In Energy P1w .. I ~ Li - MORRISTOWN, N.J. (UP!) A memorial service will be held Saturday for Ethel Ernestine Harper, known to millions of Americans as Aunt Jemlma, who died late last week of a heart attack. Miss Harper, who, friends said, was in her late 70s, was driving along South Street when she was stricken. She managed to pull her car off the road where she was found by police, slumped over the wheel. Miss Harper came to Morristown more than 30 years ago as a field executive for the Girl Scouts. She was involved in many civic activities with special emphasis on youth and senior citizens. During her long career, Miss Harper included among her credits an understudy role to the legendary Ethel Waters in South Pacific. She was In the Negro Follies In the 1950s and a member of the singing trio, Ginger Snaps. For several years, she also hosted her radio program on - Graham Calls For Property Tax Fre ez e TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) also gave an offhand endorse- drawn strong opposition of the "assess more than 30 years Gov. Bob Graham urged the merit to of Wi auto accident, and observed makes its recommendations In ratification Legislature today to freeze Equal Rights Amendment of the because busines, changes as we prepare to enter a moment of silence in tribute November. andleadership rather than meowners, would the new decade." proporty tuu,, use "creative dock by lU unpopalar proposal get Uie bulkhoof to Mildred Pepper, wile of Ui. relief. restraint" in disposing of a $500 to end annual auto safety ina. m i e Graham, a longtime aiçport. wiuvrHis 40mlnute "st million sur pl us and avoid new spections. DF1a., who died last week. of ERA, devoted one senc y a ate liofttlethe wayOfficially at 10:01 a.m. state" speech contained m programs that would fuel InGraham reiterated his belief fence to the He prodded lawmakers to the way of new or innovative rimination flatlon. The House swore in newly the Legislature would be Proposal, apparent ly recogpass his $14 billion budget and Ideas. In fact, he said the state elected Rep. Carrie Meeks, D. mis Addressing his first joint go along with taken to tackle full s a two-year has enough laws and govern- Miami, chosen last week to reform until aftercale tax nizing It is in deep trouble in the session as governor, his Senate with little chance of Graham property tax freeze that has ment programs and should succeed Gwen Cherry, killed in prestigious study commissionpassage. - WMTR in Morristown. • Bhutto Stay Refused - (Continued From Page IA) - property is lakefront and some in the building would be taking Is under water. Kirchhoff said It that space away fri the Appeared the city was offering complex itself. AREA HOSPITAL NOTES ___________ - Jerry and Lorfta Quilling, a bay, Casselberry Ewnlng Ifrndd Emanuel Barton Charles D. Bridges JIflfl James C. Lyon Jr. Ant Niches Christine Sims Lowell Snyder, Deltona *,Walctyk. Deiton. Ray, Enterprise (uSPS 412N Tuesday, April 3, 197P—V ol. 71, No. Pwfi$hod DNy aid Swadsy, eac.pI Satvrday by The Sanford Nerald, INC., * N. FrancS Ave., $aalsrt pig. 32171. _ of Strickland- Morrison Ford Co. He attended the First Baptist (bureb and was past president of the Sanford Ifiwanis Club. He Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dorothy M. Morrison, of Sanford; two daughters, Miss Dorothy Morrison and Mrs. Margaret Hudgins, both of Sanford and three grand. children. &isson Funeral Home-PA is In charge of arramgsnents. JAM8HARON Secand Class P641490 Paid at Saaf.rt Florida 3277) Name Delivery: Week 7$ ceess, Meals, $3.2$ $Mant*s, $1111, Year 1M W. By Mali: Week, $1cssNl A%** M 53W $M.ai.s, $*fIs Year, 1116111.08: . — Fire Site: Well-Kept Home DEATHS IJi1 Will A MARRIaAPi William A. Morrison, $2, of 1904 Sanford Ave., died today at Lakeview Nursing Center. Born in Welford, S.C., he came' to Sanford in 1941. He grew up at Clemson College, was a captain in U.S. Marines In WWI and joined Ford Motor Company in 1919. He came to Sanford as co-owner Dixon Sadie I. Gut Amos Henderson Rosella Jones Linda B. Livingston By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Democrat Jane Byrne, whose primary was called the biggest upset since Mrs. O'Leary's cow kicked over the lantern to start the Great Chicago Fire, was the overwhelinlng favorite to win today's mayoral election in the nation's second largest city. In the San Francisco area, four candidates vied to succeed the late Rep. Leo J. Ryan, killed In the ambush that led to the mass murders and suicides of Peoples Temple members in the Guyana jungles last November. A political outcast from the Chicago Democratic machine a year ago, Mrs. Byron Is now the party's "our Janey" and the odds-on favorite to defeat Republican Wallace D. Johnson. r - - Barbara C. Bail Ducan Brown Mae Emma Brown Alice Mae Hillery May Rica Ruth Roberts Thelma Sikes Mary Stokes Dawn N. We,kiey Henry Omarmayer, DeBary .Chariie Bumgardn*r, Dell :Vera N. Teagie, Deltona Jane F. Richird, Lake Mary 'Our Janey' Chicago Favorite noted that comparable Parklmd. Federal officials Properties listed as a basis fo recently, however, Orange the appraisal were all lakefront County would have to rpsy, the lands and In two Instances were money. Orange County properties The commissioner stated his located 15 miles away. A pot' concern that other agencies tion of the Sunset Drive having permanent office lipue - DISCHARGES 40 whether the problems with one appraisal property was owned by a that and the owners not being and if so who those trustees known," Kirchhoff said. Federal funds were approved represented. Going over the single ap. and parted through the state to praisal for the tract which the Orange County several years city had acquired, Kirchhoff ago for the purchase of PARIS (UPI) Thieves broke Into the car of Norwelgun-bern Paris couturieur Per Spook and stole his entire collection of fall and winter dresses worth $230,000, police reported today. The thieves smashed the lock of the snail pickup truck, disconnected the alarm system and fled with the steel containers holding the collection, police said. Sanford: stations from charging prices In excess of federal ceilings, and a leading economist has called for World War 11-style rationing to control prices at the pump. The Lundberg Letter, a private newsletter specializing In oil market analysis and statistical gasoline data published In North Hollywood, Calif., stopped short Monday of calling the practice "price gouging," but said Its latest survey indicated more than half the nation's service stations are ignoring federal price ceilings. "By ample evidence, gasoline price controls are bankrupt," the letter said. "It would take a virtual police state to keep gasoline retailers within control limits." q uestioned $230,000 In Dresses Stolen Sanford: Former Sanford attorney _____ Jams, G. Sharon, 71, of 1$ moo l.hug, Tha'sdsy. Born In Madison, he FARMINGTON, Mo. (UP!) The Wayside Inn, destroyed by a smoky fire which killed 25 persons early Monday, was a well-kept boarding home and included * * veterans and mental patients among Its 37 residents. "From the standpoint of patient care and of the physical facility, It is one of the better boarding homes I've seen, ::: said David R. Freeman, director of the Department of :- Social Services. Freeman, who arrived at the scene shortly after the fire was extinguished, said the 42bed home was inspected In December and its license was renewed in January. However, he said date laws regulating boarding homes are "wholly Inadequate." - mnt,.rI iuw. gi was an attorney with the U.S. Justice Department In Washington, D.C., for 24 years, moving to Iaesburg in 11$. He served as city attorney In * Leesbtrg for three years. He . was a member ofth,St. James _______g Episcopal Qiurth of L.esbur , the Sanford Elks Lodge, Masonic Lodge, Shrine and Scottisti Rite, all of Washington. Survivors include a brother, S. A. Sharon, DeLand; aider, Mrs. James Boiling, Washington, D.C. Burial was today in Quincy with Boyers Funeral Home, L.eaburg in charge. Fun.ioI Noticis It's Not Funny Anymore '., . — - - MORRISON, WILLIAM A. Funeral services for William A. - . dud of 1t54 $anford Ave., who today at Lakiview Nursing Cnfaj, will be •t 2:30 p.m., Thursday at First Baptist Church, Sanford, with Dr. J. Ted Cosmato of. Ikiating. Iwial In £vvgrsun Cemetery. Brisson Funeral Home- PA In charge. BOSTON (UP!) An estimated 30,000 residents of the :::. city's fashionable Back Bay section awoke this morning for the second straight day to noiseless radios and alarm :. clocks silenced by wideapread power failures. "I can take a joke," said Molly McGuire at the Copely Square subway station, one of the only electrified areas In :-;• the nelgitbortlood because transit system has an emergency generator. "But two days In a row ian't tim;*:-: fly." The li,ts dunmed, then died just before 11 p.m. Mon day, 24 hours after the first blackout struck. The * latest outage was confined to a ."aller area, affecting . 30,000 cd the same100,000 rw4,Ma who lost power Sunday - uu ALUMINUM ywu, viijq ii. b anted area can earn cash for their boom" aluminum. Every Weesday fr.a 2 to 3:30 p.m,, Reynolds Aluminum . Recycling Unit will be at the Publix SIernsark, Sanford Plus, 1085 State St. to pay the public 20 cents a pound for aluminum. Reynolds pays West a pound for aluminum beverage can zo cents and ether dean, bolmebold aluminum Items such as foil, pie plates, frozen food and dinner trays and dip. Pudding and I meat containers. . _o. . An authoritative petroleum newsletter says nothing short of a police state could keep the nation's service Chicago persons who were commission gets "supposedly owners of the parcel," that research he had involved in voting to buy done showed the land was property, it is my policy to owned by a trust The corn- know who owns the land. missioner two weeks ago Orange County ran into NAIROBI, Kenya (UP!) American film director Gordon Parks Jr., best known for his film "Superfly" was killed today in the crash of his small plane in Nairobi. Parks, 44, of New York City, was flying to the Masai Mara game preserve where he was directing location shooting of his latest film, "Revenge." Few details of the accident were available, but authorities said the plane crashed on take-off from Nairobi airport, Also killed in the crash was the pilot, Ted Gugiah, the lead actor in the film; Myles Burten of Kenya, and the cameraman Peter Gilfillan, also of Kenya. BIRTHS By United Press International percent more for the property than other properties citizens steering committee, in the area have recently sold after Furino gave the names of for. Film Director Killed * Police State Needed? ... Senior ____ . * .11111401111. . . - 11 By MAX ERKILETLAN enter' i1j nursery, said deputies. Herald Staff Writer The thieves then went Thieves cut a chain link fence and crawled through an attic at through a crawl space to get to the Howell Creek Nursery, WI attic where the cash and Lake Howell Lane, Monday checks were kept. The thieves evening to take $4,500 In checks then proceeded Into the storage and cash and $340 in tools, area where the tools were kept, according to Seminole County according to deputies. sheriff's deputies. were stolen from private homes PLANTS TAKEN The burglars cut a chain link Plants and plant hangers, in Longwood and Fern Park fence on the south side of the nursery then broke a win dow to valued collectively at $500 Monday, according to sheriff's deputies. latest blackout, like the first, was caused by Un. a]$ca] fires, triggered when secondary pow lines tried to take onths load of damaged cables. .._. Charles L. McQuiston, 34, of valued at $150, were taken from subdivision, located two miles • 118 Tindell Road, Longwood, her home Monday, said west of 1-1 on State Road 46, reported three plants and plant deputies. Sunday and broke concrete hangers, valued at $350, were DUCT, FIBERGLASS TAKEN blocks around a house under taken from his home Monday, Al Szabo, 58, Route one, construction, according to said deputies. Sanford, reported 40 pieces of sheriff's deputies. All three plants and hangers fiberglass and an air condition [lamp Horn, 53, of 5532 were hanging from the front duct, valued collectively at Gessamine Lane, Orlando. eve of the house accordi ng to $500, were taken from his home subdivision developer, re por deputies. Monday, according to deputies. the damage, said deputies Carole Weiss, 36, of 219 Total amount of damage was Graham Road, Fern Park, VandalsVANDALISM tore down a sign at placed at $5000, accordin g to reported a plant and hanger, the entrance to the Sylvia Glade deputies. "lI.'f4 V The Enemy Is Invisible t.•., I - a_• E "., . . i q, ,i ~wL r_I -' - •1. I , 10 - ____T" I _ -. - 4. By PETER COSTA UPI National Editor - The enemy is Invisible. Unlike dragons or warplanes or soldiers, radiation cannot be seen and then shot down. You cannot dispatch a division to cap. 114 tureft. It seeps undetected by human senses through 4-foot-thick concrete walls and most metals and enters your body with the silence of sleep. But like all invisible enemies, its greatest strength lies In Its effect on the mind: fear. I - ..- '1A .4 _5~ _i -. - "' ".• .. A - - u .. .. .,. .. .5. - .. • 4. . P_7.. . # - . *.,. 14 . • - . * . .. . - . - - ••• us -. . *' • . - - . • - . . - T.._ •, - . - •. IV . - - - - - - -- Wt - A ______________ . -X.-%,~ **~, - , _.: 1: tt ~ % -, .'•.: , F. 2= .- W= ew,- F, --- . . -. . ._1-!~-_1.;, *t_ ..: - . . - -• ...&.. - - : . : . - - •. - - • - - Herald SEASON -- - - •,.. . . '" 44 - Photo by Tom Vincent I •it tie I ea 911" wa.s in I he airtomIa' afternoon in Sa nford, where the sea SOIl got llflderwa' with a bang. Brian stleraft of tlantic Bank tags :l'EX runner Ji n)t,)' Roche out on this l)lay. For a complete rundown on a ll (lie gaines, see STARTS Page 81%. Some Problems Long- Term HARRISBURG, Pa. (UP!) The massive radiation cleanPutting it another way, 0.15 was still a risk. Radiation seeping from the up task has been pushed "Any radiation poses some to one extra cancers could t Three Mile Island nuclear side by the need to halt ed in the pulation within a iu- health hazard," he said. "We po power plant accident site has radiation leaks that have mile radius of the plant because would assume that any radia. been in relatively small and seeped from Three Mile Island of the Three Mile Island ac- tion IUIS some potential for harmless amounts so far, since the accident occurred cident, Gerusky said. He noted genetic damage. We are ex. federal and state authorities there six days ago. that 0.15 did not even constitute posed to backround radiation agree. The latest off-site radiation one person In the territory. tr011) the SUH all the time. It is a - .- by But Harold Denton, chief readings taken the Energ y inatter of how inuell and over Despite the notices that lowNuclear Regulatory Commis- Department showed a total level radiation will cause how long a sion official at the scene, said exposure of 1,002,000 man- minimal health dangers, Clark no plans have been made to get rems to a 10-mile radius of the Heath Jr., director of the rid of extremely large amounts plant site, and 10,000 man-rems Chro nic Diseases Division at of radiation still sealed up in. to a SO-mile radius. the federal Center for Disease 4 side the reactor containment 'l'he "man-rem " calculation Cont Economy Gets '?,;;L____. -.-,-.. helluva lot of difference. You are dependent on the dissemination of accurate Information and your own coping mechanisms how you handle any real threat," he said, Gene Bynwn, assistant chief of the child guidance program in the Oklahoma Health Department, said people with fears about radiation should 'try to make an effort to read about It (nuclear room. At a press briefing multiplies the number of people power), get some information about it. In other words, ed ucate Monday, he call ed it a "long, exposed by the exposure each themselves." term problem ." received. NRC and state ofThomas Gerusky, director of ficials believe the most any the Pennsylvania Bureau of individual received was 100 Radiological Health, said at mnillireins, equal to about three least some of the built-up chest X-ray radiation probably will get out Gerusky said the 1972 Nation. Into the atmosphere when al Science Foundation report, engineers attempt to get things entitled "Biological Effects of back to normal at the plant. Ironizing Radiation," estimated one or two extra "Some of this will be released cancers could be expected with to the atmosphere no doubt a 10,000 manrein dose. about it when they're trying "If it continues at this pace, to can it up," said Gerusky, who you'll never be able to tell that Is Gov. Dick Thornburgh's top this plant was there except for health expert on the scene and all the hysteria, from the - _______ j rae. J. . - overreact to emergency situations. But Dr. Steven Kafrissen, clinical director of the HazletonNanticoke Mental Health-Mental Retardation Center, said having fear in the present situation Is not psychologically unwarranted, "The fact they feel anxiety or concern in the present situation at Three Mile bland is perfectly normal," Kafrissen sWd. "Whether you see or can't see the noxious agent doesn't make a 11O il k 7W : i - he said. Dr. Allan Goldstein of the Temple University psychology department In Philadelphia says the fear of radioactive fallout may affect people who are susceptible to what he calls an "agoraphobic" condition. "People who are called agoraphobic have a fear of being out alone in lines and theaters, any place they can't exit quickly. They fear not being able to get to safety," Goldstein said. Goldstein said such people are subject to panic attacks and fear that something physically may happen to them. It is this group that will suffer the most If evacuation becomes necessary. Other health experts say there will always be people who . . . In places with heretofore secure-sounding names like Three Mile Island, Crystal River, Indian Point, Rancho Seco and others across America, residents now fear this invisible enemy, but cannot yet see Its face. Not since the Cuban missile crisis In 1012 has there been such universal, sustained dread. Dr. C.C. Lushbaugh, chairman of medical and health services department at Oak Ridge (Tenn.) Associated Universities and a 30-year veteran of nuclea r research, calls the current anxiety the newest in the "Chicken Little Syndrome." "If we li ved in an environment where we couldn't measure everything, we'd all dissolve in a heap of sweat. But the effects of the accident are being measured. "There's an opposite of the China Syndrome. It's what I call the 'Chicken-Little' syndrome. Chicken Little Is alive and well in America today," Lushbaugh said. But Lushbaugh does see a real risk if evacuation is necessary and not carried out with a measure of calm and orderliness. "It has a much greater risk than sittin g still and letting the nuclear engineers get on top of that thing and try to fix it. "There could be traffic accidents. It's kind of like if you're in an apartment building and someone yells 'fire' and you jump from the 20th story, then find out there's no fire. That's pretty dumb," ... . ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UP!) An Islamic court today refused toy the hanging of Zulfikar All Bhutto while It hears an appeal based on the nation's new religious laws. Lawyers for the condemned former prime minister said they now hold no hope for the success of any further legal challenges. The Shariate Court asked the local attorney who filed the appeal, Mohammad Shall Mohanmid, to withdraw his request for a stay of execution. Shall complied and immediately asked to file an emended application. No date was set for the hearing, according to Pakistan Press International news agency. APR11. 2, lrn ADMISSIONS Keep Tuesday, April), 1979-3,4 Too/s, Cash Stolen From Nursery - Carter Expected To . %0%0#2 V ..:, Explosion In jures 10 Go I 0N _ . satisfied" with the talks with Begin." Spaniards I INBRIEF participation in the pact. Debt Ceiling . FRANKFURT, West Germany (UP!) A bomb exploded in an airmail distribution center at Frankfurt International Airport today, Injuring 10 airline employees, three seriously, including one who lost his arm. The device exploded at 1:25 am. EST, five minutes alter the workers, employees of Lufthansa Airlines, pushed a trolley carrying several bags full of airmail packages into the distribution center, a wing of the main terminal. "We don't know if the bomb was in a package or taped beneath the trolley or in the trolley," said Frank Beckmann, Lufthansa vice president in charge of worldwide traffic and sales. Beckmann said neither Lufthansa, the airport, nor the post office, had received any warning of the bomb or any calls after the explosion claiming responsibility for it. • Relations between the two communist nations have seriously deteriorated In recent years, although they still maintain diplomatic ties. Although the decision not to renew the treaty was an obvious slap at Moscow, China also indicated It wanted to meet with the Russians to attempt to iron out their differences. "The differences of principle between China and the Soviet Union should not hamper the maintenance and development of their normal state relations on the basis of the five principles of mutual respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity, mutual non-aggesslon, non-interference In each other's internal affairs, - NAT1 equality and mutual benefit and peaceful coexistence," the news agency sa14. ____ "To thls"end, thInese government has proposed to the Soviet government that negotiations be held between China and the Soviet Union for the solution of outstanding issues and the improvement of relations between the two countries." One Western analyst said, "They (the Chinese) want to, I suppose, slap the Russians in the face one more time publicly." China's abrogation of the treaty will have little practical effect if the Soviets do not respond dramatically, he said. But their reaction at this time Is "anybody's guess." Chinese Vice premier Deng Xiaoping (Teng Hslao-ping) reportedly promised the treaty would be abrogated last year when Japanese Foreign minister Sunao Sonoda visited Peking to sign the peace and friendship treaty. Some reports said Japan's willingness to enter into the treaty with Peking was based on assurances that China would end its, - it expires April 11, 1980. It said the decision was taken because "great changes have taken place in the international situation and that the treaty has long ceased to exist except in name, owing to violations for which the Chinese side is not responsible." The Peking government said it notified the Soviet Union of the move In a meeting In the Chinese capital between Foreign Minister Huang Hua and Russian Ambassador J.S. Shcherbakov. Huang made a major foreign policy address to the People's Congress, which has been meeting since Sunday, but the government did not announce the content of his remarks. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. HOME? I SELL HOMES I We make W-;;;U DON'T 5- WHY WE GET TOGETHERI a little __ FLORA "TERRY" LIVIE ong goal REALTOR ASSOCIATE way.- STENSTROM c.Iye REALTY REALTORS 322.2420 or 323-4345 __________________________ 2565 PARK OR., SANFORD - - Sales Down -• . heart the man who advises the attacks, and hypertension," governor about precautionary Gerusky said. "Your chances of evacuation concerns, chants claimed the getting killed in an auto same good acHARRISBURG, Pa. (UP!) Denton said radiation levels cident are much greater." With tens of thousands of fortune. But on Wall Street' of 30,000 rems have been said the breakdown worried residents fleeing the Columbia Pictures continued to measured at the containment ofGerusky radiation readings putting Three Mile Island nuclear profit from the crisis because of building dome. That is equal to accident zone, the Susquehanna its current nuclear disaster about 1 million chest X-rays. the highest level of exposure any one citizen might have River Valley's economy is film "The China Syndrome." Concrete walls 3 feet thick corn. Columbia stock was up 1 now protect e pub c from received at 100 milllrems would being jolted by a loss of co th li increase an Individual's risk of Monday on the New York Stock mercial sales, t radiation, getting cancer by 0.8 percent. Some merchants said busi- Exchange. In the Harrisburg area, ness was off at least 50 percent. Most banks were closed over meanwhile, food merchants the weekend, but when they such as Philip Miller of Acme Mattel Inc. said sales were off opened Monday so percent. depositors que ued in "Most of our customers have morning to take money out of only come Into buy a quart of their accounts. The Federal Reserve Bank of milk and a loaf of bread. Since Philadelphia shipped In lad Friday our business has rnllllonj of dollars in currency been off by about MU of what it The Sanford Public Works Dert to acconiodate those who, beak used jj Miller. In Hartford, Cam., American officials said, Panicked after ment will be conducting a City Wide Nuclear Insurers, Which spending an anxiety-filled Clean-up beginning April 1, through weekend near the crippled 513151 the Owner-operator of the May 15, at no, cost to the property nuclear plant, Metropolitan nuclear reactor aille. Edison Co., said It has Business was booming for already owner. A Special Pick-up will be gun sefler5enUnel Arms co,, paidtensof thotaands otdollars made on a call basis; first call, first Middletown, Pa, owner Grant In claims to people who Stapleton reported, because evacuated the area. served. City will pick up anything In Washington. the Team lame who chase not to two Teamplaced at the normal pick up point. worried they would be burgle-Am announced that south. central Pennsylvania towns rued by Criminals who thought Call Public Works Department, 322. and cities around the power they M& 311 ext. 231 Monday through Friday The tam BOW $10 worth of plaid would be exempted from turns, bullets and emergency the ImIan's nationwide tn,srs oodritionionSatimlayalone. strike for public welfare Not many other local met' "If the IRS J so calls you in, we go with you. No extra charge,319 - - FREE SPRING REFUSE REFUSE CLEANU WANT TO SELL YOUR ro l In Atanta, said there s. J time. . . W. lik,ck _a When we prepare your return, we stand behind our work. So if the IRS should call you in, H&R Block will go along with you at no charge. Not as your legal representative, but to answer any questions about how your ) s,," taxes were prepared. That's another reason why we should do your taxes.. .whichever form you use, short or long. 111111111 H&R BLOC K ____________ _____ THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONGWOOD 3Q E. l t St. Ph. 322- 77l 150 Highway 434 Ph. 131.4414 WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL STATE & CANADIAN RETURNS OPEN 9 a.m..Cp.m. Weekdays; g.S sat. & Sun. ONLY 13 DAYS LEFT—APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE OTHER AREA OFFICES INDELTONA,ORANOE CITY ANDOVIE . - _ -.-* .• . - .. * . - a..... - -- _r U.aj a-, - -• • - s_ _.. - -. . * . - . - - - - . -- - -__e - * �Evening Herwd LISPS 451.250) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-3fl-264i or 831-9993 The biggest talk In baseball this Spring has not been Pete Rose. Not even his off-field frolicking. Around U's the Yankees. Or rather, what's wrong with the Yankees. This may oomeas ,o -shocker for those who are already pointing a finger at the boys In pinstripes, and saying how they got "fat" on the banquet circult and aren't going to measure up to the last two years. The word is simply that It simply ain't so. In fact, after talking to Jay Johnstone last weekend In Fort Lauderdale, I get the impression that the Yankees are simply waiting for the bell to ring. "I've never seen so much talent on one ball club," he said, outside his big batting cage at a Fort Lauderdale amusement park. We might not have shown It in the Spring, but look at the lineup.. Hey, just open the door. Our animals are ready." Johnatone's analogy about "animals" might not Tuesday, AprI! 3, 1979-4A WAYNE 0. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO. Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.80; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. immI - ~_ 7 ~)J - - Salaam, Shalom, The Clock ByJIMHAYNES Mideast Peace No matter what trials and darknesses lie ahead, the Egyptian-Israeli peace-treaty happening in Washington will always remind humankind that the worst of situations can turn out well that earth can be fair and all men good and wise. Among the days of our years, this one will be especially cherished. The first formal peace be far from accurate. There are a few tigers in the lineup. They say Ron Guidry feels he will be just as good a pitcher this year as he was last season, but concedes he might not-have as good a won-loss ratio. have been only half a dozen pitchers In the last 20 years who were his equal when It came to clutch performances. Need to win a big one, send him. No one expects the Yankees to walk away with the whole thing, Including Johnstone. "Milwaukee Is very tough," he said Sunday. "But so are we. And we'll see who Is the toughest." Here is my personal outlook for the season: For the uninformed, the Yankees had some offseason trades which were expected to make the defending world champions a favorite In the American League East. Lois Tiant came over from the Boston Red Sox and Tommy John from the Los Angeles Dodgers. Many of my baseball friends point to the two veteran pitchers as old men, over-the-hill. Old they are, but I'm afraid they are not ready for the rocking chair. John's characteristics since he came up with the White Sox some 15 years ago has been a great start. Count on him to win eight out of the first 10 games. heat of He Is particularly effective before summer sets In. And Tiant. .. Altamonte Springs, Winter Springs 1N BRIEF Crystal River Plant Gets Extra Inspection CRYSTAL RIVER, (UPI) - VIEWPOINT On The Hazards Of Hussein '6IIion To Taxpayer? - Fortunately, television gave the whole world a estimates that a convention held In this capital better seat at this high drama than those held by would cost 43 million If it concluded Its work In most of the dignitaries in the immediate audience. one month, while the price tag for a three-month Israelis and Egyptians who have had misgivings session would be $7.2 million. A year-long meeting here would cost $31.2 about the price of this treaty, and even bitter Arab million, and those costs would be only slightly opponents of the peace It promises, could not be lower if the convention were held In Chicago. A entirely immune to President Carter's appeal to year-long meeting In that city would require "all the children of Abraham who hunger for $29.8 million In public funding, Theanalysis was prepared at the request of peace. . ." Or to President Sadat's reference to a Rep. David R. Obey, D-WIs., who provided CBO "new dawn emerging out of the darkness of the with a series of assum ptions based on the past.... "and to his moving plea that "there be no provisions of a 1971 bill Introduced by then-Sen. more war or bloodshed between Arabs and Israelis. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D.N.C. Or to Prime Minister Begin's response of "no Salaries for 435 delegates would amount to more war. . . No more bloodshed. Peace unto you. $l,(to$3,000 apiece for each month, depending Shalom, salaam, forever." on the length of the meeting. Expense allowances would be offered at the standard the world's peoçes ma eye witness to this fats d* m 660ft-We0ftlon. peace pledge through the wonder of Instantaneous and $43 per day in Chicago. electronic communications, Egypt and Israel Air fares would cod only about $100,000, but cannot but be more obliged than other treaty- that would allow only one round trip per delegate between his or her home and the convention cit' signing nations in the past to make good on their Salaries and benefits for a staff of 10 people promises. would consume another $1.4 million per year. And yet the world was also witness to the threat Not Included In the CBO estimate is the against this peace, to the sounds of dissent rum- delegate election process, which would cost $1 bling In the background from Arab militants and million if it coincided with a regularly scheduled their sympathizers demonstrating in nearby- general election but as much u$100 million if a full 5p.cial election were required. Lafayette Park were heard on every continent. Ali that money would be wasted if the propmed The dangers and difficulties, which each of the amendment failed to gain the support of a three signers repeatedly warned of in their ad majority of convention delegates or thee.dresses, have already been given more substantivc birthS of the date l'vI" itir. ee expression through bomb blasts and disorders th President Carter has quietly postponed a the Middle East, by the Arab summit scheduled In decision on an exceptionally touchy Issue Baghdad to wage war on the treaty, by opposition construction of a plant to produce a new from the Soviet Union and by an oath of "revenge" generation of highly lethal chemical weapons for pronounced by Yassir Arafat chairman of the the Atlfl)'. President Richard M. Nixon decided In 1* to Palestinian Liberation Organization. reduce the armed forces' Inventory of 'fl¼y,j The dangers and difficulties are real enough. But munitions. But the Carter admnintaratlon lAg these threats could bind the United States, Egypt spitg Postponed the scheduled scrapping of 100 and Israel more closely in "waging peace," as "1stey," bombs, the Pentagon's most President Carter promises, than would otherwise a*MIcat,d chemical weapons. At the sam, time, the Army sought Whits be the case. The storms that threaten could nourish Howe approval for cosutructicn of a new and strengthen the treaty that was planted with to be located at Pins Blof!, such care In the promising Washington springtime. Ark., for production oI"hinary" nerve gas *.IIs. Catw rejected that request, but approved a Meanwhile, Americans who have had precious token $479 for "process engIneering and little to celebrate from developments abroad can d.'lgn of mamdacturthg methods." In addition, be proud of the noble role of peacemaker which has his 1000 budget includes $4.1 million for reasrach been played so well by their president and their and development of binary" chemical country. project iles. - iaiani - : , Pitts, Lee Rally Today , , . . arms -might be affected if he does not at the I Concert Appeal very least keep his objections to the deal largely to himself. Strong stuff coming from the leader 1 Washington had hoped would run Mideast interference for the treaty and long Its most dependable adherent In the region well, after I Iran's currently exiled shah, that Is. Hussein don have legitimate cause for complaint. He has consistently been asked to play a supporting role a "humiliating" such, he sees It, as a i Jfl,W concert along with 1,700 others Includlng, by the way, many parents of attending young people, that there w e. no arrests, no fig1i and no In- An open letter to the citizens of Sanfort It was Va. ___ group withdrew Its application for our second benefit concert on March 20, 1979. It was hopefully, only a temporary setback In our plans to hold this concert for Harry-Anna Crippled Children's Hospital. This hnimltal in owned and operated by the Florida Elks and is supported solely by them. Our group, being Ignorant of official protocol In this type of situation, want directly to the administrator of the hospital, Jim Oliver, who Is also apokeanian for the State Elks Projects Board, for permission to hold this benefit. We received this permission with enthusiasm. Apparently, our action caused some hurt feelings with the local Elks Lodge. One purpose of this letter Is to publicly apologize to the local for not informing then foremost of our Intentions, However, these hurt feelings snowballed Into what appears to be an effort to atop us from putting on this benefit. Some accusations have arisen which we would llketo dispel. It has been dated that "ther, was use of mar1Jina and liquor at the concert." This refers to our first benefit concert bald at Lake G&W on November it ifl. Certainly we cannot prove that Own was net us, of marijuana and liquor at our concert Just as those who pretested cannot prove that there was. We Co. bower, prove by newspaper reDorts and oiuo.al attendance at the - , bance at all. We raised over $2,000 for Belinda Wilson and we complied with all contracts and leases, as did our patrons. We cannot promise you, the people of our city, that there will be no use of marijuana at our next concert. We can, and do, promnlse you that we will make every effort to see ihat It is kept at a minimum. We can also promise you that no person entering our grounds will be sold beer without proper Identification. The grounds will be controlled constantly by our own people to ensure everyone's safety, physically and legally. The fact that we withdrew our ap plication for our city permit dies not mean we have Mopped planning. Mr. Oliver will be meeting with his board In the latter part of April. Together we are hoping that they will see our true purpose In this concert to benefit their hospital and the young people of our city. We ask that you fellow citizens of Sanford, open your hearts and your mlnds and look at the pod in our efforts and net, as so many are prone to do. Remember the days of hippies and all that goes hand4nhand with those times and that word. Nikki 1lwjiiw and the members of Country Club Productions There it the possibility that had he associated I himself with the Egyptian-Israeli neptilations :: Strike In South Florida MIAMI (UP!) Construction work on major building Projects In Dade, Broward and Palm Beach couhtles were at a halt today because of a South Florida Laborer's Union strike. Several thousand of the laborers ditch diggers, cement mixers, hod carriers and the like walked off their jobs Monday when they received word that negotIatIons with the Associated General Contractors and other contractors over a new contract had broken off. Mem m, bers of 1$ craft unions decided to walk off their jobs, :. Mem .too. The walkouts Idled an estimated 30,000 union construction workers In the three counties. - . - - : Splrltualisfg Sentenced " ' - 1-rom I ripoli Interview Wit Oaddan h MIAMI (UP!) A federal judge sentenced a gypsy couple to prison Monday for promising an FBI agent they could raise from the dead his non-existent son for a fee of 41110. U.S. District Judge William M. Hoeveler sentenced Frank Uwanawich to one year and one day In prison and his wife Halesto10moin,af bOth.pleaded guilty to seven co of fraud. Both also will be required to serv, three years on probation. The FBI accused the couple of bilking as much as $100,000 from some of the persons who responded to advertiseneegs for spiritual counseling placed by the Uka - - __ --S I r., W I~ " IM tv NfAw. . Co" &46. 4.r. , "Doc, i'm a new drñv andl'v• got •.., IerrIbJ IHI!flgS oF anxllty about 1h availly of guoIIn. • - - 0 'I . _ -• _, t• •. - -- ,.. - - - • - - .- - %-A.- __ - - - a • .-- . TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) The House Rules Committee overwhelmingly passed the Equal Rights Amendment today clearing the way for its passage on the House floor, The vote was 15-5, and is the lat est move In the cat-andmouse game that has developed between the House and Senate over the controversial amend- 1. fJ •., - . "If we take a vote on it (the ERA) leaves the possession of the House and goes to the Senate," she said. By waiting, Ms. Gordon said, the House is buying time for ERA lobbyists to put pressure I on wavering senators to change their votes. The latest count shows the ERA passing easily In the House, but tying or losing the Senate. Brown, at a press briefing Monday, also said he wants lawmakers this session to provide tax breaks to homeowners, and pass programs stimulating economic development and improving education from the elementary grades through the university level. In short, t he speaker said, he wants the Legislat ure to take Its "best shot" at measures to Improve the quality of life in Florida. . . •• 11 .• • ment. t 1fAIMEE (UP!) The date says the Justice Departmut Is "an oMcfous Interloper" and sbouldu't be to join a Tampa lawsuit att&cklng the functional literary tad. E'IraUon Comnilmioner Ralph Tiribiglon urged U.S. District Judge George Carr Monday to reject the federal - " " " request tofllebrIefaInasuMcoen&ngthe testing program Is imcomlltuør,naj because It keeps many blacks from earning No school s. 4gal Services, reprsautlng a group of black Bay I, yoaen, contends the literacy tad law violates the 1114 U.S. Clvii RIØs Act and equal protection provisions of " the U.S. b'atItitIos. The ad Is scheduled to go to trial this a mer. 0. a ' Professionals Meet GAINESVILLE, (UP!) - A twodsy cooferusce Mar. ting Thursday will cci"Ilir whether lawyers, doctors and other scifragidatsd professIonal. cmi continua to ragidat, -4 thpn .rniic hard Iiiies Thecuthremeatth,G.jmIileIltolIwbIch Wig be by achelam, pdW@mk eimsir advocates adgIvitiIc1ahIsbelmgspoaser.dbya, UIP Coupe of 1ssAdurMIes's Public Foley Purth Center, the iftiad law Caster ad the J. Mis Hmith ur. WEDNESDAY SPECIAL! in the 40-member Senate. The ERA was scheduled to House leaders could also come up on the House floor make a deal with the Senate, Wednesday morning but Speak' trading passage of the ERA for er Hyatt Brown agreed Monday their support of some other to hold it as a bargaining chip piece of controversial legislafor later in the W79 session tion, Ms. Gordon said. which begins today. HYATT BROWN Meanwhile, Jack Gordon, (no Brown agreed to the change relation to Ms. Senate after meeting with Rep. Elaine decision by the Senate Rules sponsor of the Gordon) ERA, said the Gordon, D-Miami, chief Committee to take up the ERA powerful rules committee will sponsor of the amendment. on Wednesday prompted the probably let the issue out on th e Ms. Gordon said a recent switch. floor for full debate and vote by -DO YOU • WANT TO SE LI YOUR HOME? , ISELL HOMESI "- WHY DON'T WE G El TOGETHERI CHRIS GRIGGS Pilot Killed, 2 Hurt In Plane Collis ion __ REALTOR ASSOCIATE STENSTROM REALTY - REALTORS SOU&M F%W Ck" SPECIAL $139 3 PC. 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Police found the tail ...Ci complete entertainment guide with the Police in the Fort Lauderdale sectlonof theplaneontheroof 0. suburb of Davie, where one of ofa house ahaUmflefrom 4 full week's TV listings, interesting feature the planes crashed, said they spot where the wings and had only a tentative identity for fuselage impacted in the orange Dick Kleiner's column, Go Guide, the dead pilot and were grove. i'i) withholding the name. crossword puzzles and much, much more! Miss Cook said other plane, a twin-engine craft apparently exploded on Piper Seneca, made a belly til landing at Fort Lauderdale- impact, scattering bits of - • - - - - -. - * ---- £eA uu Magazine 4 ___ Hollywood International Air- wrecksgeoverthenearby. port. The occupants, Charles However, no injuries were Mblllka, 27, a co-pilot for reported to anyone on the Zambian Airlines, and Arthur ground. Chesnut, 62, a part-time FederThe FAA control tower at at Aviation Administration Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood In. flight examiner working out o f ternatlonal apparently learned Miami's Opa-Locka Airport, of the accident when It received escaped with minor Injuries, a Mayday distress call frwn the After the collision, Chesnut Piper reporting It was disabled brought the plane in for the and coming In for an emergen. emergency landing, police said. cy landing. Gerrie Cooi, -istat public Authorities said Mblllka was affairs officer for the FAA's attempting to qualify for an air Southern Region at Atlanta, transport pilot's certificate and said the Piper was owned by was making an Instrument Burnside Ott, a flying school flight under Qleanut'8 siçervloperating utt of the OpaLocka ZIOn at the time of the Incident Airport. She Identified the other eight miles west of Fort Plane as a single engine Beech- Lauderdale-Hollywood Interncraft registered to Air Sescrest atlonal and about two miles of Defray Beach Fla. wed of Broward Community College. It was not immediately However, Davie police said known whethe r the Beechcyaft the second plane, which was operating under crashed Into the Majestic stiument or visual flight rules. orange grove In a sparsely islated section at the Miss Cook said the two planes and of Davie, had two enginet were within the FAA's radar Miss Cock said neither the control area, "which extends farther out than eight FAA nor the National Tran- much_ __ However, airport offisportallon Safety Board had in at tIs positive evidence that a facil ity might not have been collision had occurred. discriminating to and Mbllika said they Olesnit heard a Miffidadly kept thePlanesunder loud noise that might have been surveill ___ eIthsracollIMonrjr an e. p'euonoia saw no Other plafle, stories, if Exclusively 4 in the Evening 1.; S. 4111 .,, every Friday. JOIN THE THOUSANDS OF EVENING HERALD READERS SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY AND START ENJOYING.., ..$.: FLORIDA in brief NATION in brief 1. 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State Versus Federal __ • ERA Now Bargaining Chip :,'. early on, EDit's situation might have been easier. Cairo would not have been completely Isolated In the Arab world. But possibly not. Hussein clearly thought Jordan had more to lose than to gain by such a commitawt .1 TRIPOLI It is only a question of time before ffte a worldwide menagerie of revolagloswy "I Ilk, to -:: the sky," he said. .iplhib1g this flavor QidmWI becenee a to the proceedings, 1 wsrd wb.rser •ila; for trying to hey an atomic bomb strife and revolution nmeid the news. 1 think S oonvsyedatr, from Red s; SR to lift prs,ng $arrerlgj with butter than when lam smrroundu by walk" He 4be down truddui, the Iahe4a$, the pliliedname belonge to Cci. M''v .l-).dofI the Redsye t"I"IIae, shoulder-fired weapons seemed yomi for having ruled 10 years vieluat Bedosia who in dirtMer of 14bps. - net aNsi Indeed, I have seen impaiasl,e evidence of sheeting dew. aIru. 844iely, I over 49, about I f ed For centuries, I4bya has bssn a arid wished I rigediy )iandeom,, that his 1*nioss In .,mue1 oil revivae are bees mere Øin, Wills dark cgji, mid wWeid of sand and en, Mted by some 2 ddafi'iThpiJi.nj to s,s, ___ In his face, this's Is an areeting die"elem, In going Dot Into thI pines, of sheiks nor the csrs ______ ___ 100015 01dutuMn cl1g of on executives bit into free medical elbiM to a patcksd ad basis,. tess with 'tIn, It Is rlklngly hndeem,; In freihongaadnowI seiatance of ei4bshit poverty. at lb. ewes .1 varyIng oilers, __ Is a 1 - l_ . as.. scovery of oil and the emurpume of ldefl cautu_.ssy - hark *ury types fern AiIáI____ , wire the poorest of bla& hth eyes of a duast hawk and a poor. a nsj hm iatci tr-at.,m. u 4 keshle spifu,Puln 4 d. Ag,em, Plotting 'gnlflceat ledosin som'swl t ciimsd my • Mat, of to be rechanad with. idviiiLa* M He Is devoted revolitlosarles thoa to atray to the mi-big Lows Muss- have-eels and to the world revolution of the I have eir1stmily abmed 4iW1 Ii t pours _petro4ofl Medylag QSIIIISfI as both the foremost s*. ___ Into W14 thirstore, eta,u. recietiy . hIIIIII. of th• rMWWWY *NY* •g s. He receive a IRe vp, ,eem,d I. me somehow to be doun't like being celled a dictator. He Is not hi iitetm frus hba be cuss Meilos date, Xereom wss, is their Imics IMed igal* limit to 1w • y. the upper half fierce, lbs_rwssAgataI,ho. hifa*s,,1sne M~Minsw by a wars fern U e Use's trlemu putting help for diaarm, "M lost in thisight, with a w of g,-,,qg here as Weetar. oil it; the ___ all their ruesit in lb. a unile playing aaiu s t spoke aly. the d __bow It Is t what he wads I was drlvM tbeg a I tacere his euly we the harsh, always seems OI!Sat Case in pelat being em Is get done, he bags to *aw rmnMmy cuuadphsag ceu'trwtles hiked wurldoftls, tL. Hehad been. bi1 s bes etbesascshecalh, diaçams term,, showing bow Mops* d= tnwds'g bUU,ys,ieit. QS4fl age, Wiu esutativ,s, ike, hi tam, isJt ithor floid to a sheik's t of toad 'walf evcrustdy jeered as a N.tit!. I diMsiy Irk miss rupruentatives who come to the Pssples TrWI. mI. ; ad valleys. Fur the ro ad While cremlag the thetis lb. desist Ceagrase, vhi 1si 1 rnsd seer mss's. the ead was cevered with rich as wo1e daftn"bet itorvis, appioch ad lMsd ,* the wars b ftsd al" wills rags of be*ud o. "W 1i in a, sut the op cee*se rsn'-im q isulm. vMddiulps, c::i of duet bit jrk in the city," -pIsd a of lirmi, a, war ___ ___ tocsIwat,sw. *csru dim wirWsmAgkrs 1011110611% a, wi ll w, they rend d fu'- tg fresh dandiear aemsi bath crs. 'kt1 in thei there wire pesof that M to nmsr~ adaat 't in,mi I rk1UeI rMareeeat,h, did Ag I& Amliiiii; hr , No ==w = , Iss a d1111111111 00 the wind." Tax Relief Controversy - neighbors, very few being of the friendly persuasion. But that he has always been. Hussein rules a chunk of largely and real estate, left over from the post-World War I dismemberment of the Ottoman Empire, that was decreed a country by 1 the British Foreign Office. More than half the 01 population of today's Jordan Is Palestinian In origin and would gladly scuttle the land of their refuge to regain their homeland. Hussein remains In power through the loyalty of the native bedoulns, a well-equipped army and' diplomatic smarts. On the subject of arm-twisting, he can be 1 considered an expert. He has been taking lessons In It for years from his Arab associates, He was Egyptian Gamal Nasser's favoriteregional naming dog. Militant Palestinians had virtually taken over Jordan until he drove them out In two brief wars In the early 10.. That made him even less popular locally, particularly with Syria It which Is now discussing a merger with Iraq that . 0 could be as much or more of a threat to Jordan than It Is to the ostensible opponent: Israel. In I 1974, the Arab League told him he wasn't needed It to speak for the Wed bo had once ,6 governed, and conferred that responsibility on the PLO. Gordon's bill to give each man $100,000. The Miami Beah. Democrat's proposal SB 101 is currently bo,re. the Ways. and Means committee. A companion bill W$a Introduced In the House Monday by Rep. Seven Warner, D-Fort Lauderdale. Pitts, Lee, Warner, and Gordon told reporters Monday they believed the time had come for the state to admit Its "moral responsibility" In the case. "This is the most pressing moral Issue facing Florida," Warner said. TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Florida will reclaim Its anti' business reputation, Gov. Bob Graham warns, If the Legislature limits Its tax relief to homeowners only. The 1979 session begins today, with Graham trying to " counter opposition to hIs two-year property tax freeze ' from legislator, who say business and Industry would get too much relief, and homeowners and renter, too little. He also unveils his other legislative recommendations, but no surprises are expected since he's already released his $14 billion budget and tax relief package. Opening day promises almost as much activity outside the new Capitol • as Inside. Nurses, women's groups and civil rights organizations will be demonstrating for and against various proposals. - public operating there was no distur- of from $5 to $20 a year, organization formed 1, y several supply, condition and capability Fritz said a class 4 rating survey in 1976, his department depending on the construction insurance companies. "The ISO of fire apparatus, the number of would give "significantly has added two new fire engines and value of the home. Holzman sets up its system for firefighting personnel lower" insurance premiums for and improved communication The Insurance Services said "Ironically, the greatest rating theown level of fire available, and dozens of other residents. "That is what we are and notification procedures Organization recently reduction (in premiums) is on protection," Todd said. "They factors that determine the really looking for istobe able to which have reduced the upgraded the fire protection wood-frame homes." do all the surveying, rating and department's readiness and telli owners of commercial department's average response ratings of Altamonte Springs Although wood-frame filing." He added that, although efficiency, structures) 'if you put in a time. and Winter Springs, slightly structures are more susceptible insurance companies are not sprinkler system your rates are reducing fire insurance for to fire damage than masonry required to follow the ISO According to Captain Fritz of going to drop' and that really homeowners, Although the ISO is to notify buildings, the ISO guidelines recommendations regarding the Altamonte Springs Fire won't happen until we are a agents of changes in fire Both cities were previously recommend that the rating premium reductions, corn- Department, that city narrowly class 4." rated 7 under the ISO grading improvement be followed by a panies that ratings, an employee of a local are members of the missed a rating of 4. "We only system of 1-10, but they have 23 percent reduction for wood- organization "generally Fritz said the unproved fire agent for a major ins urance do." missed class 4 by 37 points," company said although the been improved to ratings of 5, frame premiums and a 16 rating shows a "tremendous ey docked us 41 improvement" in the depart- agency has been told of Under the ISO rating system Fritz said. "They except for a portion of Winter percent reduction for masonry fire departments are allotted a points for what they called ment's water supply system Altamonte's new rating, it had Springs known as the Ran- homes, 'weather conditions' and we firefighting equipment and fire not been notified of the imchiands, w hich Is still rated 9 However, C.O. Todd of the certain number of "points" at don't even know what it's prevention program. proved rating in Winter for lack of fire hydrants in the insurance commissioner's the beginning of the survey, about." Fritz said his departarea, Springs. She said it would be a office said insurance corn- From these total points are ment is now In the process of Holzman agreed that the new good idea" for property owners Winter Springs Fire Chief panies are not obligated to subtracted "deficiency points" contacting the ISO to clarify the rating is a direct indication of of those cities to notify their Charles Holzman said residents follow the ISO guidelines. Todd in any area where the point deduction for "weather an improved fire department. insurance agents of the new can expect premium reductions said the ISO Is a private ment is lacking, such asdepartwater conditions." He said that, since the last ISO ratings, "just in case." . TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Two black men who served 12 Years In jail for murders they say they didn't commit are at the CaptIol for the third straight year seeking state money for their time In prison. Supporters of Freddie Pitts and Wilbert Lee plan to rally In front of the Capitol today In support of Sen. Jack - JACK ANDERSON - anransaei :' - OUR READERS WRITE TALLAHASSEE (UP!) A Public Setvje Commission dominated by new members picked old memnber,Robert Mann to guide the utility regulatory agency during Its first two years as an appointed body. A brief behlnd.the-scene move to make new member Joe Gresse chairman was Mopped by Cresse himself. The move was Initiated by staff members, unhappy with Mann's biting tongue which often hits its target In public. Several commissioners reportedly were willing to go along, but Crease wanted Mann and put him over on a unanimous vote. - Read any good interviews with King Hussein! lately? It's not easy to avoid them. The Jordanian, monarch, to judge by a spate of dispatches In' prominent U.S. pipers, has taken to talking with American correspondents In wholesale lots since: Israel and Egypt committed themselves to going all the way with a peace treaty. He Is, he makes It clear In terms more: vehement than diplomatic, very unhappy wlth the Mideast situation In general and the United States in particular. He charges Washington with being arrogant and aggressive In seeking to I pressure Jordan into participating in the Israeli- to Egyptian settlement and now restoring to "arm-i twisting." The twist being Intimations that U.S. 4 aid to Jordan $0 millions year Ineconomnlcl assistance and, lad year ,$150 million worth of A previously unpublicized analysis prepared by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) church bells? Mann Elected PSC Head 6 ByDONGRAFF - - company officials reported Monday. Both plants were built by Babcock and Wilcox of Lynchburg, Va. FPC officials reported previously they knew of "no significant differences' In the two plants. FPC spokesman Phil Dean said the Crystal River plant Is checked every three months for safety, but inspectors . decided to make the extra tour Saturday. "Safety procedures at the plant are already rather stringent," Dean said. "We have our own company rules that go above and beyond what the Nuclear Regulatory commission requires." The plant, which began operating In March 1977, has had one accident thus far when a steam tube malfunctioned. The plant was closed for six months, but no radiation was leaked, Dean said. Houston. National East-I. Philadelphia; 2. Pittsburgh; 3. Montreal; 4. Chicago; 5. New York; 6. St. Louis. agreement between Jew and Arab in an enmity ConwCon: reaching back over the millennia to Old Testament times is a redemption not alone for this troubled decade but for this waning, war-torn century. If the M Egyptians and Israelis can beat their swords Into pruning hooks, as President Sadat and Prime Minister Begin pledged, there can be renewed hope that the world can resolve Its less-Intense, although larger, conflicts that great international divisions can be bridged. WASHIN9N (NEA) Convening a new Indeed, it was not hard to perceive a good omen constitutional convention to mandate a balanced federal budget In ".,f uture will produce one in the sunny, spring day that graced the formal certain result: the expenditure of millions of treaty signing held on the North Lawn of the White doll in government funds. House. This in itself was no small blessing, given Roonomymincieci taxpayers may be less Inthe uncertainty of March weather in Washington. trigued with the notion of amending the ConAnd who could not be moved by the eloquent stitutlon at a special national convention when pleadings of President Carter, President Sadat and they learn that It could cost than $30 million or Prime Minister Begin made amidst the pealing of more. Safety Inspectors made an extra, unscheduled tour of Florida Power Corporation's Crystal River nuclear power plant three days after the accident at the Three Mile Island plant In Pennsylvania, - $30 By ROGER ROY Herald Correspondent - ANGL EIWAL TERS Fire Insurance Rates Drop In 2-- Cities R -MIM Seattle. American East I. New York; 2. Milwaukee; 3. Boston; 4. Baltimore; 5. Detroit; 6. Cleveland; 7. Toronto. National West 1. San Francisco; 2. Los Angeles; 3. Cincinnati; 4. Atlanta; 5. San Diego; 6. well, just give him the ball. There Tuesday, April 3, 1979-SA - American West-l. Kansas City; 2. California; 3. Texas; 4. Minnesota; 5. Chicago; 6. Oakland; 7. the Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .- - '. - - - -. - -•.• • ., - • . 1A - •- - - - - - I �. . ......... . .- A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford Fl. Legal Notice Tuesday April 3, 1919 Legal Notice FICTITIOUSNAME FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am Notice is hereby g that I am engaged in business at 470 Semoran engaged in business at 2911 Orlando Blvd., Suite A Casselberry Seminole Dr. Sanford, Seminole County, County. Florida, under the fictitious Florida under the fictitious name of name of aROWN & SON REPAtRSPPYJ0E3 and that I intond 'ER''fcE, andthat i intiñff to re. irvEiaid name wilfl1fle Clef kof gister said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the Florida in accordance with the pro. provisions of the Fictitious Name visions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section $65.09 Statutes, To Wit: Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 51g. Ron O'Day Florida Statutes ;957. Publish: March 13, 20, 71, April 3, 51g. David F. Brown PubliSh: March 27, April 3, 10, 17, 1919 DEH$2 979 • ç S crankshaft Orliidln, - i"51`16 Revl w .. 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LONOWOOD . , . . ' ' ' • .. .1,, 250 Overirook Drive. hairstyling. With warm weather approaching, now is the time to think about gettinga haircut that lz cool and carefree for jjr' ew4 .g vacation activities. Now through April 14, Beauty Barn lsofferinga Super Easter special so that you can lock your bed from head to We In your new Eater outfit. For only $20 you can receive a Perrn Wave which ordinarily costs $35. The Beauty Barn's experlenced staff Is qualified to create any style to suit you. In addition to Roy, the owner, who has been in the beauty biesinoes f. for eight years In the Longwood area, Armand, Irene Taylor and Marsha Ensor are on the staff. They carry a complete line of products for proper hair care. For men who have a problem /P% -.. ' . ,, ' q ... l :' .. : . ,' I 11 : { . ' . 1 . ' . . ' ," // / , '' ! " / ILL - - .. Lee Mixon and wife, Linda, check inventory with computer, - ________ . . l. _ ' ,, . ,. .1 . t':r . ' . , , ' Mixon Auto Parts: Ideal . , , z,, ;. '. ' il~'. / ' r : :: . . ,- For The DowitwYourselfer , . , . Street -aA qualified %k For The New DISCO LOOK Mixon Auto Parts and mechanic who can't afford to In addition to his wife, Linda extra protection, too— a f Machine Shop at Third purchase cx- and himself, Mixon has four WIX Weatherproof jacket. % ~ MW Real Estate Transfers Evers Entr., Inc. to Jerome V. M. Shientag I wt. Irma L. Lot 42, Bergfeld & wt Mary F., Lot I, Tuscawllla Unit 6, $19,100. Stonewood, First Add., $78,900. Delegal LOyI.ss & WI. .JeweII to Herman C. Eplln I wt Mary to City of Orl., 100 ft. r.w across portion Beverly J. Campbell, sgl., Lots 54 & Of NW'!. of SW'!. SEC 33.21.31 etc. 55, Wolfer Lake View Tarr., $3,400. 110.600. - Russell J. Klette I wt. Joyce, Lt 644, Dreamwold Sec. Sec. et at. $89,900. Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt Sec. 3. Donald D. Royer&wf. Gertrude to. David A. Slnofsy 1. WI, Marsha E BMA Prop., Inc. etc to Dillard 150' of Lot 1, blk 0, Normandy Addn Gay Jr'. & wt. AnIlda M. Lt. 137 Lake CB. $100,000. of the Woods Townhouse Sec. Kenneth House & Maria to Ralph KendrlckGarvin, Inc. to James L. (QCD) Kay Weaver to Larry J. 556,600. J. Thatcher I wt. Frances Y. Lots 13 Bigley & wt Patricia L., Lots 48. IA, Boebel, Lot 37 blk D, Winter Woods Joyce D. Davis to Jerry W. Davis 8.14 blk E, West Altamonte His., Sec. BIk B, Sweetwater Oaks, Sweet. Sd. Un. 2, 1100. 1 WI. Sandra, Lot 13, Ilk E, 3, 112.000. water Shores I, $170,000. (QCD) Camille She.dy to Walter Paradise Point, First Sec. $36,500. J.Davld Thronton I Norma to Robert E. Jones I wi Sylvia to J. Sheedy & Camille M., Succ. James P. Cannon — wt. EIIz. to Alberto P. Rodriguez & wt. Maria Raymond L. Whitacre 1. Boenle D.. Trustees, Lt 11, bik A, Sweetwater John R. Warder & wf. Catherine S. Lots 2 & 6, Cutler Cove. S1e,000. Lot 3, Ilk H Summersel North Sec. Oaks, Sec. Five. $100. It 7 blk 4, Lake Ridge Park, $39,300. Jimmy Bryan Toyota Inc. to 21 $4340$ Wrenco Homes Inc. to Jolt B. Howell Cove Constr. Corp. to Jungle Laboratories Inc., Un. 11 Tompkins Div. to Richard I. Tlmko & WI. Mary Lt 31$ Wrenwood Raymond J. Paul I wt. Betty J., Lot Bldg. 0, Sausalito, Ph. One. $62,100. $chou Jr. 0 *9 Jamie A., Lot 291 Un. 3, 2nd Addn. $42,100. .S blk H Howell Cove, 2nd Sec. W.L. Kirk & James Gainer to Trailwood Ests., Sec. Two, $33,900 John M. HOlIInsgworth 0. wt. Vicki 551,100. Harold M. Smith, Beg. 226' S of NE Edward G. Ferguson, WIdr. I to Donald F. Mellon 0. WI. Martha.TheHuskeyCo.toStuhrkeC onstr. COt. Lot 31, blk HF, Casselberry, Marilyn Honey cult to Marilyn F. Lot 34, Lake Markham Ests563,000, I Eng. Inc. Lot 12, blk A, Sweet. $18,000. Honey cuff I Hb. Gordon F. Lot 1, Mary J. Gettings to Robert D (QC D)Wm- C. Bates *1. Eva P. water Oaks, Sec. 17. $24,900. blk 7 North Orl. Townslte 4th Addn. to Robert S. Bates & WI. Clara E. Lot Aagaard I WI. Ardyce 1. Walter K.. Rod B. Cook . . Violet to 1100. 6, blk F. Hidden Lake Un. 15. Donald J. Von Pohl* I WI. Evelyn Juergensenl wt. Anne. Lot l, Nest's Fla. Resid. Comm., Inc. to Judith $30,000. Bay Point, $29,664. Lot 2$ Spring Oaks, $45,900. Borgailo, $gl. It 26, winotree west, Sabal Point Prop. to TrI Star Div. Scott 0. Chappell & wt. Lois to (QC 0) Charles Ashley & Emma to Un. II, 131100.5 Corp. Lot 37, Whisper Wood At Sabal Dunmar Corp., fromSE cot. of Lot Thomas A. Mellon 1. wt. Beulah B.'. Edw , J. Standard 0 wt. Sophie to Point, Un. $20,300. $47 blk 0, D. R. Mitchell Survey, Lot 101 Woodcrest, Un. 3, $10,000. J. Russell Thacker 0 WI. Lcthia Z. The Huskey Co. to Phllpot Homes J. Wm. Picker 0. WE Eva to Erwin Moses E. Levy Grant, .,. 2.6579 Un. 435 Orients Point Con. Village, inc., Lot 10, blk I, Sweetwater Oaks, Schmalz I WI. Sophie. Lts 14 8. 13, acres. $100 One. $30,000. Sec. 12. 139.900 Mason Brannon 1. WI. Charlotte to bik F, Wildman, $4,300. Shelton Assoc. Inc. to Alan N. W.L. Kirk I James C. Gainer, to Lake Ann Ests., Inc to J. Kendilt J. Randolph Sanders I wf. Claudia Duggan I WI. Marcia. Lt I?, Weklva Sarah Brown, Lots 307 to 391 0. Vera lot $2, Lake Ann IsIs., Un. 3 Lt I, Jennifer ests. $71 ,0Q Hills, Sec. Son. $02,100. Bookertown, $4,000. Fred Mlchtink 1. *1. Karen to $100. Magnolia Sv. Corp. to Wm. I. Robert P. Sutter I WI. Mary to Helen Collie to Helen I. Collie I Bruce F. Blankenhorn Owl. Detta P. Chapman Owl. Tiny, Lt S. WekIva Norris N. Cruthlrds 1. WI. Mary, Lt. 342 Wiklva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Sally Fey Law I Donald I., Hb. — Club Ests. $ec. Six. $25000. Beg. 360' S & 3%' W of NW cor. of UN. 7++D Oak Harbour Condom., Sec. Two. $57,300. Perma lilt Homes Inc. to James 514 of SEW run W 279' etc in SEC Murphy Bldrs., Inc. to John F. Sec. Two. $100. L. Crissey I *1. Myra I. Lt 4, 31-21-31. $53,900, Dorff I WI. Anne M. Lot 11, Grace Lindblom, Tr. to Cttarlesp, Sleepy Hollow, First Addn. $83,000. John O. McManus I WI. Cecilia B. Stoneweod First Addn. $91,300. Koppenitolfer Parcel of land In Se Frederick T. Reiche 0. *1. Jane to To Edward T. Reese Owl. Irene Lot Rollingwood Homes, Inc. to David 1020.32, tiC. 3 acres m.l $9,000. Thomas N. Blake I WI. Margaret. 24, blk 4, Rapt. Sh. 1 12, North W. Bol Alt's Homes Inc. to James F.' A. Van Wormer I. WI. Janice, Lot 3, Lot 21 blk P Spring Valley Farms, Townslte, 4th Addn. $38,000. Morris, Jr., $91., Lot 40 lel Aire blk M. Howell Cove, 2nd Sec. Sec. Nine. $97,900. .leffrey R. Provost I WI. Carol to Laverne I. Con AKA Edwards I Hills, Unit one $15000 (QCD) Charles Simmerson Etc., Jose I. Acevedo & wt. Carmen M. Mary H. Williams, Ripe. ist John HIS. Lester M. Con to Fernando F. Last Dir., First Seen. Land Co. to Lot 1$, bik I Camelot Un. 2. $33,900. Lopez I WI. Lusts, Lot 7 Evandale W. to Mary H. Williams, trustee Tompkins Div. Co Fla., inc., U 32, Bernice Wiggins (form. Grant) & Beg. Se cor. Peter Miranda G,.nt,No. 3. $36,100. Garden Lake Ests., Unit One. $100. Hb. RussI(lto Orval L. Pollard &wt. Marona Homes Inc. to Melvin tiC., & NW¼oI NW¼ $o. of Peter TompklnsDey.togonaldc.5t JaneK.Beg.44ft.EoNWCOI'.Lof Schrupp&wf.NancyL.Lt$bIkJ. Miranda Grant, swv. of NW'M Owl. Linda K. It 32, Garden Lake IS Fla. Land 0. Col. Co. Celery Fonmoor Un. 2. $35,333. Sic. 27.19.200100. Ests., Unit One. 151,400. Plantation. $37,100. Lino F. Harrison to ElI:. A. Spires Franklin J. RolpIt & *9. Paula to Richard Klslingl Nancy to Danlle Edw. P. Rawsonlwf. Barbara to Roy 9. Davis & wI Mary Ann, w (Married) Lot 26, blk C. ldyllwllde 300'oILtS(IessW10') New upsla, Loch Arbor, Sec. $73, I $11,. Roger D. Nelson 0. wt Marcia to eciI C. Elizey Ill I Helen to Donald L. Andersen & WI Nos'va Lot Joseph L. Owl. Geneva I. Lot 602 22, blk M. North Ort. Ranches, See bik A. Jamestown Village Un. One. seven $40,g$g. ssi,000. a 11111200133. s...i . Ll Rat, $623414 Ithesu "Psrsonailsod Sirvics Is Our eda3ty" CALL US FOR QUOTES at 43 111111111111111"I M10 *U$TI*N I Tn Leonard NoWt III. N.uman.u1Lblk B. OW View IsIs., Sec., Meredith Wimp. In Hair Fashion And Make Brown SANFORD . 11111111161111111110"1111111 1" GET ACQUAINTID VieI Tips. CasuaaSIb$. Tips. As Type BEEN CHARGED WITH OWl? RECKLESS DRIVING? CARELESS DRIVING? . ~ ~~ an - Avenue in San- pensive equipment needed for a em loyees, Marge Thomas Take advantage of this special FORAPPOINTMENT . Auto Gloss ' & S..t Covr Co. \'.. — — ., -'- .Edwin C. Hightower I WI Lois to Pearl Frascone Lot 6, Lake TrIplet Clair, 591. Lot 21, blk C, The Forest A. It 6 Northwood His., Donald J. Kirby 0 WI Beverly J., Lt Heights 17,000. 17.000 "----' . 24, Ilk M, North Orlando Ranches, Sec. 7, 13.300. Hidden Lake Div. to Gary J. Shackellord & wt Charlene, Lot 10 Ilk Sterling Park Un. Ill, $3,900. Edward H. Lee to Dorothy B. Lee , Old Hickory Tn., Lot 15, Ilk 8, Sausalito Sec. Two, $100. Charles H. Carter to Charles A. Cenac & WI Joanne K., W 200 of ?4W¼ of 51¼ of Sec 2221 less r. $10,000. Fla. Resid. Comm., Inc. to Cardos P. Bermudez & wt Angeolina B., Lot $4, The Highlands Sec. One, & portion of Tr. H, $50,500. Fla. Resid. Corn., Inc. to David P. Sousa & WI Nancy J., Lot 3, The Highlands Sec. One, Yr. F RepI., $ D. 30 W, 1(1 11 Fla. Resid. Comm., Inc. to Qintntin E. Yoder Iwt Bernadette,, Lot 4. The Highlands Sec. One Tr. F Repi., $2,700. Jay Giadwin to Mrs. Carol I. Santos, 30 Pearl St., Englewood 3 W.of UnIversity North, Unrec. plat In Sec 1.21.31, $)3,nj, onna A Duncan & Hb. Louis to Gordon T. Huddleston I WI__ Erika, Lt22, blk A, The Springs Shadowood VI$age, Sec. two $02100. Thomas!. Sullivan & wt Grace to Dale N. Christensen, sgl.Lot 17 Sec Ranches $100. Its North .Abllgail Thomas to Wm. 0. White 0 wt Bill N. Lot 13, bik F. Country c4b Manor lie. 2 $22,100. .4efleryl. Irinkenan I WI Jean to Robert S. Miller &wf Margaret Lot 1, blk C. Skylark $43,100. ?hIlip I. liMe 0 James N. Cole tOWm. I. Boucher 0 WI Pay F., I T$Q'oOW3lPof N hOodS 235.3501 mit part of blk S Whldmere, N of Twit. line $10,110. "Country Homes Inc. to James J. W. ie bioust&wfHeten Lot 111 Winter llngs, Un. 1163,700. C. Sanders WI Ills to CtvlesB. Norton 1, *1 SItWI.y Lot' 631, WekIva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, SIc 3 117.500. George L. Krtek I WI Linda to Katy Cornatl, Lt. 153. Weklva Hunt elub, Fox Hunt, Sec. 3 $69,011. Triple Play I nc . ro Dwaine Carr, trustee, N 337.5' of Lots 59 & 61, Paralleling Ry 100 from Can. line St. $50,000. Even Entr., Inc. 19 Laurence B. Kahn & WI Marcia, Lot 6, Stonewood Josephs First Addn $74,447. Joseph E. Tetreault & WI Emily to Thomas C. Reynolds I wt Diane Lot 1, blk C. Charter Oaks, Un. 2 $41,000. Charles N. Sherfesee & wt Sherry to Venal Shurdom & *1 Julia, Lot 12, bik A, Sterling Park Un. II $43,000. Complete Interiors Inc. to Laura Varner, Lots 1,3, 3, 4,3,6,5, 9, 12, Meadows Park sd $100,000. CIYSTAS . Beverly $Ilbe,t, Owon LAUDI. ,$6, 3834490 MU - lack I. Hickman I WI Beverly to David 1. Murray & wt Pamela S. Lt 21, Wekiva Club Ests., Sec. Four $78,0 . Edwin Peltier & WI to Earl Wendt & WI Charlene A., — from SW cor. of SW'!. of NW'. of NE'i, Sec. $221.39 etc., It 4 Lk Marion Ests., Unrec. Platt $119,000. David Thornton & wI Norma to Alberto P. Ro'lguez & WI Maria E., Lt 7 Cutler Cove, $13,000. Security FF. to Lonnie N. O'Steen I Patricia apt. Un. 3 Bldg. 0, Cherry wood Gardens $31,000. EIma Bulterbaugit to Robert L. Campbell I WI Mary Ann Lot 11, blk Brantley Shores, 1st Mn. $3,700. Frank P. Conroy Constr.. Inc. to Edward L. Hendrick & wt Gaynell. H.Lt2OWeklya Club Ests., Un. Fou r 00 J. D. A. Mich ael Nosal I. WI Doroth to EdwJ Teixeira I WI Carole A., Lot 'a, wiiaw000, Pud, $19,300. John Benske I wE Myrtis to Donald R. Graham & wl Marie Lot 174,700. 24, let. $ ,000. Grace Prop Inc. to Susan The Greater Constr. Corp to ôookindeq Un. 215 Altamon te HIS., Rober t V. Wager, gl. Lot 94, River $37,900. Run Sec. Three $56,900. Grace Prop Inc. to Arlyn Lalonde, Robert MCKee, sql. to John W. sql. Un. II?, Altamonte Heights Epps &wf Joan Un. 10. & S 12' of 17 $34,400. The Oaks Of Sanford $74,100. Grace Prop Inc. to Michael . The Greaten Constr. Corp to Smith Un. 304 Altamonte His., GIas Ma e Dennis, sql. Lot 11, $31,400. S.usalito Sec. Three Grace Prop Inc. B ty J. Crow ell The Greater Constr. Corp to Un. 314b. Altamonte Heights $21,400. Daniei N. Green I wt Jacqueline Grac e Prop Inc. to Da vid Plefter Lot 10 Sausalito Sec. Throe 554.100. & WI Belle Un, 302E, Altamonte HIs. Oakwood lldri. to Robert T. $19,900. Hailer I Jane M. Lot $7 Tuscawilla Grace Prop Inc. to Andrea L. unit 6 $50,051 Lunsford sql. Un. 3000, Altamonte Carl Felts to John A. Felts Lot HIS. $19900 Forest s.d 171.300. Dr, ,... i..-___ Grace -. .......... .. .. ,W UI (Utfl John W. Wall to Profiles, Bishopic Un. 233, Altamonte HIs., inc., 1. John Wall Do. Wall MIg. Co. 134.400. W',oI 51k 80 less S 73', of W 133.001, Shubert Constr. Co., Inc. to Mary M.M. Smith s.d 165.710. Hobbs, wid.Lot 12, South Park, (qcd) Vicki J. Hall Aka-Jenkins to 136,100. James D. lurch I WI Andrea I. lot David F. Koelling 1. WI Myrtle to II blk ZA, Mobile Manor, 2nd Sec. Charles P. Agostinelli I WI Deborah D. Philips 30 Tues. ' F ,.i, Wed. A Thurs. £v.nIng By ApØ. . N S. Palmetto Ave. Downtown Sanford % __________ a M t. 1k 00 I —M $ E. G. W.M. et D. Slopes Plastic E. $100. Robert K. Hall I WI Martha to James 0. lurch & we Andrea Lot If blk A, Mobile Manor 2nd Sec.$42.S00. FF., On, to Wilbur L. Simms 111, wt Helen Lot 12, blk C. The Forest 56,051 POWs Prop. to Russell V. Meyers I wi Hula J. Lt 6$, Jennifer (sf5. 183,051FF., Orl. to Eleanor J. Li SR43CENTIRILONGWOOD UNINDCWTM1U BRAKE SPECIALS blk A. Cronise & WI Berth B., Lot 17, but G, Columbus Har bor sd $13,200. Roberti. Hester, Ill, sql. to Nevin Cronise I WI Bertie B. 10113, blk Columbus Harbor s.d $13,200. (QCD) Sharon A. Robinson form, Soteras & HI. Ralph Robinson to Sharon Ann Robinson & HIS Ralph Un. 75, Sheoah, $100. Floyd N. Goodall I WI Alice to George C. St. Lauren t E 146.2' of W" of NW'!. of NE¼ of Sec 3130, less r"W, SR 434 1120,000. Sabal Point Prop Inc. to Orville D Bliss I WI Diana Lt 33, Whisper Wood, Sabal Point, Un. 2 130,400. AIm, Chapman to Mabel Lowe Lot blk 1, Tier I, Sanford , E.R. Trafford's Map grantor life est. $100. Lester A. Hotter & Catherine to Char les Nor man I WI Dorcus J. Lt. 14, nlk C, Oakland Shores $37,000. The Leeward Corp. to Bahia ks, Inc., Lots 161, 162, 1631. 144, Forest city Orange Park $43,000. Oa PAINT ~ .. Nii, $330,000. Phoenix Homes Inc. to Jerry R. Nicharot Owl Marlou Lt 17 Whis per Wood at Sabal Point 115.900. (WQCD) Albert T. Devaul I we _j I.A,I .... LA ñ....•.lI ê w.v. 1 MI " SeikWILk 310 MAGNOLIA GLASS £ PAINT COMPANY, INC. SANFORD fl Springs Willow Run Sec., $100. Woman's Club of Sanford Social Department's Annual Breakfast, Bridge and Canasta, 10:30 a.m., clubhouse, Oak Avenue. Reservations. "Crime-Vader" saicty program, 9 a.m., Casselberry Branch Library, Seminole Plaza for kindergarten through Rh grade. Presented by U. Beau Taylor of the Sheriff's Department. youth Programs, Iac Advisory Board, now Longwood Inn. IIIRIVS all SATURDAY, APRIL14 Jewish ComaSty Center Asetiss, 8 p.m., $1 N. '4affland Ave., M"1. Riltaurant dinners and trips. 1200 Belles and Beaus of Orlando Dance, 9p.m. to mi'tgtg, Winter Park Civic Center, 2001 MizelI Ave. For single, over 1$. WEDNAY, APRIL11 Sister Ctthous Tier to Savatmak and Ta1lalae,n. Stops at Fornandina Beach, Thomaiviul,, Ga. and Waktha S.WL i $ a.m. SaldordQyIcC.nta,,$:OOa.m. Fir Sealer Citilses on Ci—petue , ' .r - WEDNESDAY, APRIL U LINDY'S AUTO CENTER .e 322.4622 A. Deerwood Ests. $100. Henry J. Behnke Owl Diane L. to SlepIten N. Rose, sql., Lt 107 Longlale $37,000, STILL AVAILABLE -. SUNDAY, APRIL 8 Ballroom and rood dancIng, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elcam boulevards, Deltona. MONDAY, APRIL & Monday Moruers Toaitmasters Club,7:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, 7 p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. uses woruaop, iv a.m. and noon, Carlton Union Building, Stetson University; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mali. Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. TOPS chapter 71, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake May. Lakeview Middle School Advisory Coniinittee, 7:30 p.m., at school. AltamosteSossth8emlaale Jaycees,7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, SR 436, Altamonte Springs. DeIties Ages Chamber .1 Commerce, 7:30 p.m. ord AlAsos, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Sanford. Sanford LA, 8 p.m., 1361 W. First St. (QCD) Don S. Knlceley Owl Janet L. Kniceley Lt 13, 51k Springs, PLUS PANTS Blvd,$ 1742 SUPPLIES Bin jam in Moor. Paints Pin Paints ALL WORK GUARANTEED L010 Ab & PAINT A COMPLETE LINE • ______ The Leeward Corp. to Bahia Oaks, Inc., Lots 169 — $54, Incl. map p1 Forest City Orange Park less pa IMI to f Church. G. S. . flSt D dult SA'IIJRDAY, APRIL 7 fsurwbsels inspect wheel cylinders. C81.n and sand Msk,ps and rsIdl,mt. Sy ippelitment. . 'a.. ..&. Your You may not seed now brakes 10%.DUCOIJWT iii O_,..,. BAD IIAk CAUSE WRECKSI MIW$S1W$ ICHILORENI .sNI$TYLINI SCU$TOM TAILORING iORAPUY 4L1 39-0901\ 3 DeBary Blood Bank blood drawing, 4-7 p.m., DeBary Community Center. Each dinner will receive free chicken dinner. FRIDAY, APRILS Seminole Community College Players present "Bidterflles Are Free", 8 p.m., Fine Arts Theatre, through April 8. DeBary Garden Club, 2 p.m., DeBary Civic Center. Program on day hues. Sanford Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. South Voluila Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church. Longwood A closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. a. .. . . AIUWI s.iuo or ingies, p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave. Amended Repl. $29,500. Robert J. Hester, Ill, $91.10 Nevin p 1. 01 ENGRAVING FREEII ONOW000 SQUARE I Block South of 434 On Sot 437 /LONGWOOD terflies Are Free", 8 p.m., Fine Arts Theatre. Chinese Auction sponsored by PACE School, 7:30 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry. Call 6. 2. "Our Satisfied Patrons Today Are Tomorrow's Customers" L. D•fl S WY Geraldine to Robert K.Metcallfe&wf Deborah S. Lt 6 (less E $2') Ringer s.d . TUNI.SPUOAL Pill HAICUT 1.0581, ,fl,. WSteui,$esforC$Ifo.s$Sp.s,.N . ________________________________________ UNISEX REAlITY ULON 315L!UNCNAVL. PLMM $ANPOID ~. . _~ I . 0 Seminole Community College players present "But- BARBARA. JOHNETTE .RICK ffirv ri. sat. si Barbara's UNISEX Hair Styling ' I Realty Transfers *" 11 : . meeting, 7:30 — SoedTk, *iOIl I.. , New.* Up CALL 322-3914 the larger more fórdls opensevendaysa week one time job. Jet Pedigo, Steve Oldham and offer when you buy any cornFlynn for the convenience of "do-Itbinatlon of 2 WIX oil, air or "We have the bed machine yourself" mechanics who like Parts for all American makes transmission filters. See Mixon the co unty to work on their cars over the shop In and models and an Import line Auto Parts for the details. maeiuinig in the state," h I weekend. . declared. "We do service for for foreign cars from World With one of the largest parts Mixon also carries hard-tots, one of the most complete ther shops as we do things they Inventories in the area, the ocan't, such as crankshaft on the market today, according f ind Kendall Oil and many owner, Las Mizon, Is t d In Mock. accessories and products to to Muon, are carr ie determine Instantly what he grinding. We are P you keep your car looking Th ey also have such in th has In stock by use of the firm's do e county who are set dependable name brands as and running Its best. modern computer system. WIX filters, Champion spark Mixon Is open on weekdays L Mlz has been in business at "Our machine shop can plugs, Maremont Exhaust and from 8a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and on the same location for 10 years, handle anything from motor- Gabriel Shocks. Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and and carries 8,000 part numbers. cycles to diesels," he added. While getting extra protec- Sunday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For I'1111116 Tool rental Is another service Gerald Flynn Is the machinist tion for your car with heavy information call 322-0800. offered to the occasional at Mixon Auto Parts. duty WIX filters, you can get ADV. Sick Constr., Inc. to Joseph I RiIfl-uSllTS5S - bik 0, The 1 SINs. lest Cevsrs. Canget. I.ilv NY.e Have AVls1lss0s YssrNscsrd ... W.casltsYss APIkYFIILIN*UYTa A.ys I. Anion & wt__ ON Lot 13, Deerwood IsIs. 5110*. Manor, Un. 1.114.151 LottIe N. led I Guy Thireten, led. I Yr. to HarrIet 3. MCln$egh to Jack It Church's Fried Chicken, Inc. Lots S Owen & wt IthelynI MM. Lots 1. 1.6, (Less S1$' Of 6) blk 7A, 13.Trovepark$10,101 way MJIIUI 3234$ * 323.7710 liii A. OAK AVE. ir V. Newton to Larayne ,, a P.khell.Ig$ Hill. Tedato mltons $al From SW cor of NW14 of NW'/. SEC 33.31.33 etc., Lt NOW I. Rrsud 1 *9 Karen I.I.', it war ., sec. two Wd INSURANCE TUESDAY, APRIL 3 Annual meeting American Lung Aun.of Central fl ri 7 p.m. Elk's Lodge, 12 N. Primrose Ave., Orlando. Social how, 6:30 p.m. E Highland Preparatory School, Orlando, open house-curriculum fair, 4-8 p.m. Arts & crafts, athletic events, dramatic and choral presentations. Orientation reception for vIsitors, 5 p.m. Spaghetti supper, 5-7:30 p.m. Deltona Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., social hail, Lutheran Church of Providence. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Longwood-Lake Mary LIons, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 SR-434. Parents 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist, Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida P & L, Sanford. South Seminole Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Drive, Casselberry. WEDNESDAY. APR11. I Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Cauelherry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Casselberry Woman's Club, Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Serenaders, senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Sanford OptImist, 7:30 p.m., Holiday Inn. Starlight Promenaderi, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Recovery Inc., 12:30p.m., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Rotaract Club, 7:30 p.m.. First Federal of Seminole. . Woman's Club of Sanford covered dish luncheon meeting, noon, clubhouse. Speaker-Judge Dominick Salfi. THURSDAY, APRIL 5 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. South Seminole OptimIst, 7:30 am., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair County Club. Friendship Club, 10 a.m., Altamonte Civic Center. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m., and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church; 7 p.m., Longwood Quality Inn. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Ireland's. OES Seminole Chapter 2, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, Sanford. Deltona Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Parish House, Enterprise. Young Republicans regular p.m., Jerry's Restaurant, Altamonte Springs. Anonymous, * a. PERM SPECIAL NDAR and I , —1). CALE I !I Coupon ___ —- El] Evening I-Ieiald s herald Advertiser - - -. ' — , 1 ,/ ' . . ' TAILORING AT irs BEST Florida, more particularly Seminole County, Florida Publish: April 3, It, Il, $1, 1U - ADVERTISING provides natural , full. ap. pearance from New Man. Roy (left) and Armand two of Beauty Barn's operator's Qayler Is New Man's proudest moment. It Is a hair highlights, swtdreaklng and confidence even when the wind quality warrantee. replacement technique in. grey content. It fits you like a ruffles it O when soaking wet. Beauty Barn Is a certified dividually designed preciseLy to second scalp. The all-flesh QayIar carries the world! New Man Qaylar Styling Shop. yow own bose colors, condructioss allows total fesnoos New Man fufl.yur — ADV. Custom Alterations 6 Design 671 SOUTH EAST LAKE STREET IONGWOOD. Ft. 32750 Hines, Respondent, which aforesaid Writ of Exicutkin was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following described property owned by Charles Hinw said property being located In Seminole County, John I. Polk. Sheriff ADVERTISING There will be a Cut-a-than Monday at Beauty Barn's new location in Action Center at 420 E. Sanlando Springs Drive (SR 434) Longwood, to benefit the Longwood Elementary School Clinic. with baldness, Beauty Barn has re. Hines, Petitioner and Charles P. Execution. - START YOUR BUSINESS ON THE GROW! 4 ArWDTlcIPJt .' A.D. i n The Marriage of Sharon L. satisfythe terms of sail writ view Herald Adwertiser' salon apeclalizing In imisea of property, Thof sail sale Is Wins mile IS Re ~ : are NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution Issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of Orange County, Florida, upona final udgement rendered In the aforesaid described as follows: Respondent Charles N. Minis 14 i.wa'.st in the following: last 200 feet of N½ Of SW¼ of N1¼, Section 34. TownshIp It S. Range 3E, lea North 32 feeil for road, Chufoot., Seminole County. Florida. and the undersigned is WWI" Of Seminole County, Florida, will of 11:00A.M. on the I"day of April, AD. offer for sale and Sill o the highest bidder, fer cash, subled to any and all exi*tIng liens, 0 as Front (West) Doer of the Siminole County Courthousp in $.nfgrd, Florida, the above descried NEAl. EveningHMUM Prepared By Advertising Departmentof ADVERTISING P. -- .. 2fl3 S. Orlando Dr. Sanford Plaza I Ph. 322.3621 I I TYPEWRITERS- CALCULATORS- ADDING MACHINES .1.. 5ERVIC.SALES.'R1ALS .. .. I I— ___ I All Service Ii Work With This I between 9a.m. and 5p.m. that will go to the school clinic. Call 031-7170 as appointments necessary. Beauty Barn isa1EY ,rr'IS SALE court on the 7th . -,.. Call 322-2611 NOW! day ORDER FOR San. VICI IV PUBUCATION On motIon and affidavit of plaintiff In the above-entitled cause by KendeIl W. Wherry, its Assistant United States Attorney, in an action against the defendant(s), Wayne R. Pursell and Sherry M. Pursell, his wife, and to enforce a lien upon real property situate in this District and described as follows: Lot I. THE COLON. NADES THIRD SECTION, ac cording to the Plat thereof as recor. ded in Plat Book 16, page 55, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, and it appearing to the Court that the defendant Sherry M. Pursell is not Inhabitants of nor found within the State of Florida and has not voluntarily appeared heroin, and that personal srviceupon her is not practical because her residence and whereabouts is unknown, It is ORDERED that Sherry M Pursell appear or plead to the complaint herein by the 261h day of April, 1979, and in default thereof the Court will proceed to the hearing and adjudica. tion of this suit as If Shiny M. Pursell had been served with pro. cess in the State of Florida, but only to the extent provided for by Section 1655, Title 2$, United States Code: It further ORDERED that all parties claiming interest by, through, under or against the afore. said person Sherry M. Pursell shall be served by publication; It Is fur. thief ORDERED that notice of this Order be published by the United Stales Marshal In a newspaper of general circulation In Seminole County, Florida, once week for six (6) consecutIve weeks, commencing on February 71, 1919. DONE AND ORDERED at Orlando, Florida, this 61h day of February, 1919. George C. Young uilef Judge Publish: February V. March 6, 13, - -. Tuesday,AprlI3,197,_7 "%EvenlngHerald,Sanford,Fl. - i Florida Business Equipment, Inc. • All proceeds from haircuts - UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION NO.19.10. OrlCiv.Y — UNITED STATES OF AMER ICA,Plaintiff, v. WAYNE R. PURSELL and SIIERRY M. PURSELL, his wife, ... aUSIneSS r----_-__coUpoN______ Beauty WflHIN YOUR BUDGET AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD AIRPORT BLDG. n : - Barn Cut=A=Thon Benefits School Clinic BUILT BY HAND * COMMERCIAL FISHING BOATS — ALL PRICED •1 Business S TeelsI Seals I P,iiiIsI SafYlids S Additlnsl cnemlcats I " r Call 322w2611 NOW! ME STATE OFLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRON. MENTAL REGULATION March 19, $979 The Florida Department of Envi. ronmental Regulation announces the first two of a series of public workstwps to develop an egrespid between The State of FIorida'vid The Environmental Protection Agency, Region IV, for fiscal ',ear 1 80, covering activities funded by the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA), Clean Water Act (CWA) and the Clean Air Act (CAA). The workshops are scheduled pursuant to Title 10, Part 25, Code of Federal Regulations, (Public Participation), Chapter 130, Florida Statutes (the Ad. ministratIve Procedures Act) and federal grant regulations covering the Acts cited above. A purpose of the State EPA Agreement is to enhance the coordination of water and air program activities between the state and regional or local planning agencies and governments. The affected public must be involved in and support Its development, Those wishing to participate in developing this agreement are encouraged to attend the workshops: For North Florida, Conference Room 40S.A, Twin Towers Office Building, Tallahassee, Florida at 10:00 am., May 15, 1979 and for Central and South Florida. the Orlando Public Library, 10 North Rosalind Avenue, Orlando, Florida at 10:00 am., May 17, 1979. Informational material will be available by April 26, 1919 and may . . IFereiri And Osmestic Parts ICsm1ei, Hind werx And - ------- -------.- -- - FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am FICTITIOUSNAME engaged in business at 770 Little Notice is hereby given that I am Wekiva Circle Altamonte Springs, engaged in business at 234 Hwy 17.92 Seminole County, Florida, under the Casselberry, Seminole County, fictitious name of ALTOLIGHT, and Florida, under the fictitious nametf that I intend to register said name ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FLOWER with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, SHOP, and that I intend to register Seminole County, Florida in accor. said name with the Clerk of the dance with the provisions of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Florida in accordance with the Section 865.09 Florida Statutes 1957. provisions of the 'FIctitious Name 51g, Wm. W. Moore Statutes. To Wit: Section 865.09 Publish: March 13, 20, 71, April 3, Florida Statutes 1979 1957,CASSELBERRYFERN PARK DEH.7$ MAITLAND FLORIST, INC. FICTITIOUSNA Harold P. Blalock, Pres. ° tice Is No Publish: March 13, 20, 77, April 3, erebbyusines that I am eng aged s Tradewinds Rd., Winter Springs, OEH7? 32707, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of J I J SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF Janitorial Services, and that I intend COUNTY COMMISSIONERS to register said name with the Clerk Notice of Public Hearing of the Circuit Court, Seminole April 24, 1979 County, Florida in accordance with Notice is hereby given that the the provisions of the Fictitious Board of County Commissioners of Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section Seminole County, Florida, intends to $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957, ronsider the enactment of an ordi. Sig. Judy MaiurI nance to be entitled: Publish: March $3, 20, 27, April 3, ORDINANCE 1919 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING DEN 21 SEMINOLE COUNTY ZONING ORNOTICE OF INTENTION TO DINANCE 77.30, ARTICLE 71. PP REGISTER FICTITIOUS RESIDENTIAL PROFESSIONAL TRADE NAME DISTRICT: ESTABLISHING PER. Notice Is Hereby Given that ONE MIT TED USES, ESTABLISHING ASSOCIATES, a SPECIAL USES, PROVIDING HAMILTON PROCEDURES FOR APPROVAL, Massachusetts limited partnership, ESTABLISHING MINIMUM LOT authorized to do business in the SIZES AND SETBACKS AND State of Florida under the name OTHER DEVELOPMENT STAN. ONE HAMILTON ASSOCIATES, DAROS; RESCINDING PREVIOUS LTD., intends to register with the SECTIONS OF ARTICLE 21; AND Clerk of the Circuit Court of ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE Seminole County, Florida, the trade name of ONE DATE, HAMILTON Public hearing will be held in ASSOCIATES, LTD. in compliance Room 203 at the Seminole Counti with Section 865.09, Florida Statutes. Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. on Florida Statutes. Dated this 191h day of March, April 74, 1979, at 7:00 PM. or as soon thereafter as possIble. Copies of the 1979. ONE HAMILTON ASSO proposed ordinance may be ob. CIATES. tamed at the Land Development authorized to do business in Division, Room 413. Written comments may be filed Florida as ONE HAMILTON ASSO with the Land Development dATES, LTD. Manager and persons appearing By: Arthur J. Hallernan, Jr., may be heard orally. Managing General Partner of Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Linnaeus. Hamilton Realty Clerk of the Board of Company County Commissioners Sole General Partner qj By: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. One Hamilton Associates Clerk Publish: March 27, April 3, 10, 17, Publish: April 3, 1979 1979 DIE 1.20 DEN-146 , TUNE IT YOURSELF iven DEH 147 p 203-SiN SATURDAY, APRIL03 RINimC, Flits ON 11 by MImnn4 *4 Aim., .10 a.m. to 5 P.M. *W811W Art Car 111111111111111 . .4r*t.J4.o..__.014i, ,__._._. M • - t*. 4 w —.& -- . -.---. - . .- .. - ' .1 1 �OURSELVES,, SPORTS - IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Ap ril 3. 11' - --- Res,,Giants In Season Opener Wednesday CINCINNATI (UP!) The National Leak s season opens Wednesday when the Cincinnati Reds, minus a quarter-century of experience without Pete Rose and Sparky Anderson, entertain the San Francisco Giants, an improving club that some pick to win the NL West thIs year. Thel:30p,m.(EST) opener is the only National League game scheduled Wednesday. The American League also has only one contest Wednesday, a night game between California and Seattle. For the Reds, the opener means they will begin learning if they are a better or worse baliclub without Rose and Anderson. For the Giants, the new year is a chance to turn a sirprisingly strong 1978 season into something even better maybe a Western Division title. Cincinnati, the oldest profes- - atonal baseball team, is the traditional host of the NL opener. Umpires figured to boycott the game If there was no lastminute settlement in their contract dispute with the leagues. "The National League has made provisions to have some kind of umpires at the opener," assured a Reds official said. "Where they're coming from, we just don't know." - Umpires from local amateur leagues figured to be called in. Wednesday's pitching match. up was a dandy San Francisco sending Vida Blue (18-10 Last year) against Cincy's Tom Seaver (16-14). The Giants also have a lineup 26change for opening day year old Mike lyle has beaten out 41-year old Willie McCovey for the starting first base job. Manager Joe Altobelli said the decision really wasn't difficult. "It had to be Ivie," he said. "He's a potential superstar." Still, McCovey, who says he's willing to accept any role on the team, figures to do a lot of pinch-hitting and some starting on a spot basis. AUPI preseason survey c136 baseball experts predicted a tight Giants-Dodgers battle for the NL West title, with the Reds a distant third. As for Opening Day hoopla, - - George's Stuns U Atlantic Bank, Prosser '• • ' • . ,• r: •, , I: - iS.. • -. •. ., . . • .-.. . , :• -_ Herald Photos by George Shriver r Eva Beckham (from left), Virginia Roche, Paul Erisman and Lew Holcum "& 'P x".J. Odd Fellows, Rebekahs Celebrate Anniversaries •' •1 Am - A large crowd met at the In which they told of the Hospital. 10-OF. Hall for a dinner and beginning of Seminola Rebekah Emily Jameson program. This occasion Lodge. The skit covered the presented with a 30-year was jewel marked the 90th birthday of work of Rebekahs and Odd by her husband, Henry. This Sanford Lodge (Odd Fellows) Fellows on a local, state, was given for her years of loyal No. 27, and the 63rd birthday of national and International service with the Rebekahs. Seminola Rebekah Lodge No. level. Laurel Racey, talented 43. Lorlen Heitz, past president musician and president of the Immediately following the of the Rebekah Assembly of Senior Citizens Club, furnished buffet dinner, the program was Florida, spoke briefly on her a musical Interlude and played held. Paul Erisman, noble Love of Rebekah work, and of for group singing. grand of Sanford Lodge 27, and her close ties with the Sanford Many distinguished guests Virginia Roche, noble grand of Rebekahs. from the Jurisdiction of Florida Seminola Rebekah Lodge 43, Gilbert Harrell, district and other jurisdictions were kept the ball roiling as master deputy grand master of District present to share this delightful and mistress of ceremonies. 8, told of the work of ()cJiJ birthday party with the local Homer Gleason read the Fellows and Rebekahs fromthe lodges. minutes of the organizational humanitarian point of view. He Rev. Clifford Schaub, former meeting of the Sanford Odd spoke of their homes for the pastor of the Sanford Chrlsitlan Fellows of 90 years ago. He aged and orphans, and the Church, gave the Invocation read a list of their charter funds given by both and the closing prayer. members and told briefly of organizations which brought Theodore and Margaret their history through the years. Into reality the World Eye Bank Schneider were in charge of the Essie Cole and Emily and Visual Research Center at decorations and hosted the Jameson enacted a clever skit Johns.Hopklru University and dinner. •1 ••. - • .• ' -. - - - - -- - - .- - --- • -" -. - Galley at second for George's .. - - -s George's It with mntrh.ti single tally in the top of the flagslilpBankpushedthree runs across the plate in the bottom of the fifth to pull to within one rim, but Braden put an end to any hopes of a comeback by striking out the side in the bottom of the sixth. Knight was three for three to lead Flagship Bank a the plate. Brian Ashcraft went the____ distance for Atlantic Bank, scattering four hits and striking out seven to record the mound Irony To Rosenbloom Death NEW YORK (UPI) - A grim piece of irony connected with Carroll Rosenbloom'a tragic death was that he generally had a lot of people around him but he was swimming all by himself when he drowned In the surf at Miami Beach Monday. "You should H PLAGSHIP R Carl., Braden surrourx! yoursell' with good people," the Los Angeles Rains owner uld more than once. "l always try to do that, infootballor anything else, because I've found from experience you can possibly do everything yourself...." Now that they have said goodbye to their old coach, Chuck Galley 3 Wr1. Shefflild Miller 81 Ki,,i see *Jia icott Ii TS'aliIii,, uivclsq - 11 Miller e,,e, Fairbanks, the New England Patriots will be saying hello to their Nsvae, Totals 21 47 Totals ." - -- -- - - '- Wall WI 15IR s e Duran-Isidro 3S 1 0 1 Carasa-DlagaH First race, S-16.D: 4PrIrIa 11.40 10.40 4,40 6.40 4.00 3.40 01 3$) 49.30, 1 (5-3-1) 211.10. Second S,c.ad Game • 3 II 16.10 7.20 410 I Carasa.PecIna 3.00 3.40 u I • 3 • Home KeiAuto Monday MIII,,,. MONDAY NIGHT First Game APEX it, son, Quack, who run the Patriots, lean toward college guys that's where they got Fairbanks -and the man they were taking a hard look at lately Is John Robinson of Southern California. Since 's getting late, though, and since they've extended the contracts of all their assistants and need someone familiar with thelrsyetam, thePatriotsveryllkelywlflpromo(etheiroffensive cosrdlnatoi, Ron Erhard, to the head coaching job. Frank "Biacko"Kllroyalaowillbemoved up as thepats'newgeneral manager.... Jean Belivesu, the next President of the Montreal Canadlens? It could happen if Jacques Courtols, the current president of the defedng Stanley Cup champions, goes thro ugh with his threat to quit. Courtols Is upset over th e recent NHL.WHA consolidation Specifically, he's unhappy over the way Molson's Beer, which owns th e Canadians, dictated the way he should vote In the NHL'S absorpticno( the foirWHA Clubs. Molaon's beer salesin Quebec Qty, noi4on and Winni peg nosedived sharply because hockey fans In those WHA cities were angry that the Canadians were Waking to keep them oil Of the NHL Seeing their product boycotted, P4o1.on officials instructed Coirtols to change his te'yss"InQdcago10daysagoR.luctaidly,he did. and Own told ms of the NHL's Board Of Governors he planned to resign. ThM'aw$oe,nattqlsstandnow.Amove already hasdartedto rqiace kim with the charbunstic B.livuu..,. Among tlthip wkid diuipouied Pste Rose sod liii dewtarsfrcmQuclmatiwuthatheneverrscetvedailngJe note or Ielterfromydkiaez•Redtesxnmstestelliaig him bow thsy felt Monday n1 00 3 Princess Rita '$0 4.10 310 $ Honest Image 16.10 3.20 lTaIIy Jessie 140 0(24) 43.20; T(247) 944.30. Time to a 15-6 thrashing of Howard hits apiece for Mobil. Mobil in the Metro siiitisn In other games, Don League In Sanford. Causseaux homered and Rick Dave lMarijim 5.00 0(3-4) 36.$0 T(4-3.7) 411.11. Time 31.41. $econdrace,$.I4.C: 7Menchu Prince 1140 9.00 310 lMlMoIaJeNry 410 4.20 5 Tornado Susie 7.00 Morton each had three hits for and single while John Boggs SscIlld race, $14,C. had three singles as AAA 5 Fast Lance 3.20 2.00 210 DELUXE SAC 1B011fldy NILICOPTIRS Cooper Transportation socked 3-40 2.40 AS RH Revolve AIR H 3.00 lalley • I Cardinal IndustrIes, 17-2; s3s 00(34)11.30; .(54)11.11, P11-I) NlIsy $ II 'fICIS 4i i ow and Phil Spike had a homer 31.1i T(14.7) 79.40. Tim, 31.11. $ •sisa 4 33 And two singles and Charlie 412 S. WNNIItia 411 OsIsMo 34 Getchen had four straight hits 63 Madison Cactus 10.00 4.40 4.00 omits is i Wahoo Profit 410 3.00 Males, 411 oman i . to lead Orlando Helicopters I Mlfliola Ms Erlca 412 Maslscals 430 4 5 Q(34) 11.01; P15.3) 79.11; T(4.3. a i * 4$1.905fl5 , past Deluxe Bar, 19-10, despite DIsem 130.40. Tim, 31.17. 401 05mw 412 ahomerandtwoaingl by he Totals 30 ea t Totals 411930 Losers' Freddie Washington. Pevrthrace,5.14.D: OVIIDOALJTO HOWARD MOSIL • _ Rolls _ 5CC _________ 2Adair Scott Community 4.10 755 •Op$ 340 Q(57)4$.3, p(5,p) p445 7(5. th.,. and pitch a nohitter or one-hitter In the opener for 0(24)3140, P134)90.45 7 0114) 310-411; PO4)0J4j T(144) 2) 71451 Time 31:30. I) *3045. 11421. TImO 31.31. TINtS race. 114, At the Dtv11ku 2 implailakip TSiISSI*i TestS race, 114. As Whea Mark FIdeth reported to the Tigers this spring, he $ Sharkey P e te 16.15740 7 oasa-Urw.nza 1940 33.00 3000 lWrlghtFrwe 1R.Ginger 5.011.30245 No@* waa*od a room with a mall cooking Move in the Florida hotel at 3.10 340 4 A.rals.0.s$l II 121 4.40 aqo 7.50 345 2 ViCendI.Diaga whick lbs die van Maying. H. talked to Jim Campbell about It 5.00 345 0414)21.45 P41.7)111.50; all 2 Wright Anchor (Hick.) Q(4.7)U.4IgP(7.4) 1I1.1S;Tb5... ii..' rsieat and (lsosruj Magir 13TMgI( that for Tilt. 0(14)3245; P(l$) 42.15: 7( 144) 4)1.117.51. TIa.I 21*71. 1)34745. Wtàulsy at 1:11 32 341 TIMI 34.43. : him. A day or an later while okigging fly balls In th outfield, IlevestS race. 1.14, C; •levsalSS.a. Ilevsa* rice. 1.16, Cs 7WilmaFlk '.0 5.30440 3Jerrspt Mi4i$t1 11.00 1.00 3.30 AS a Vldl7ck izat'sited a tre'nind000 but lAflecansery dive for a As N . IMinioliChirlie 1.20 2*ISedN Peel, 5.40 330 100$ Irish ps STIle mops slaking limes'. FsstimMsIy, L41111 4A * Aneim 3.10 6WIlIdMaks' 3Vka1-Diagi 440 II * SI WJil UI Kin 1sholibb s b11181110 prw * 5(14)3011; P424)1120:7(1.4. 3101 P414) *41:7(144) 00 Of Itsams I 4551141 0(7434330; P474) eu., 7u4. The Ismiasts High girls I 3) *10. proputy, "Yes i* .,"(unpbell said to him, "I took low $55 5j1, 101.31 TIm. 31.03. ---- WU 3)191.15. TIm. 31;64. eI 301 S.1, TwoNtS Sam. 4pp4 by Twolhliros,, leSs TIP.S yswroesnforyou, bltify*ovsrdivefors bililike that MoElees' led; o. 5 3 lasa-WaOy 23.553345 445 2W L Cirmna DILMd Madaj, 13'li, j 3A8 1.8 agia, I'll put you ' dw.on. Don't you raMine what you "'s 1 Said-RedoNe 311 5.45 SWIiirIwIn 440 240 4$ISVII 36414.05 1 n-lLr *d Ws by loRis BeIds.livius dims bye self?' F*ych kanbibIdPIIIIdI,,Ck 115$ tnwv 115 SMaIIThIGIrI 340 Pvp54Margi40 T 3 245 1. i 4', sees v •(I.$)31451P(II)IN,ssT(s.1. 5 0426277.1St P4162 13640: T(34. P(14)l)UIi 7414. kwwb w " 4) 4314& Ra I) 9.111.05. T$so 39:50. 'I in the 1 - li *111.4 A -1105: 141.145. £.4J$3 ftapls 50), A-l.4O. Nulls 5*00. the Pábud IteM. ______ ____ ____ ____ ___ _______ c,, ____ SHS Girls Lose _____ ____ I ____ Now! _____ ' - - D I 1P.M. (Closed Sunday) • MATINEES: Mon- wed -Sat. P41W MATINEE ALL NEW 14 TrIlscla l.a 142 TrIfecta Wheel ALL12NACES Yhwrsday Ladles' Nile' fRflFOli> Om.AflDO aim ____ w Cs ___ _____ Ne-i -imIws&.i,m3a. afrm05' Nails I a - - - - .- - .- '_-_.-- - i•..1•.•_%..__._ ._. - -. _, - -- .---- - ---.--- _.- -- - -. .---. _.._ - - ,- . - - --- -.-- .- - fte" JIM ,I., l lOZlrgeffl St1tPVATIn..33$ 1100 leev. 050usUol., IS,. I - only one stating, , You are a great citizen!" 'Along come house between the two hurricanes here and Charlie's wife, Louise, helps Charlie get fernery orders ready for shipping. She has retired, after 20 years, from her job as bookkeeper for the United Way for three counties. when I arrived here from Andersen, in a letter. the church of 1928 In Maitland.' and put keeping the Fern Park Post Office In the area. m• out When the City of Casselberry was expending at such a fast rate a few years ago, the Fern Park post office was about to be lost to that growth. of business. Then the good Lord stopped In.' ago. Charlie who began his nursery work on the East Coast, said, "I worked for a man as foreman for a couple of years. Then I started up my own fernery In Stuart. Along came the two hurricanes of 1928 and put me out of business. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) Charlie Wales displays award. Then the good Lord stepped in. We went to visit in Casselberry was trying to sell some ferneries, I Sanford and while there, 1 heard that Hubbard stopped by to see him. He wanted to go Into the Charlie enlisted the aid of his long-time friend, Martin Andersen, former owner and publisher of the Sentinel-Star newspaper. With the additional support of then Senator Spessard Holland, the post office survived. For 35 years Charlie held Their dog, Jack, a huge Airedale, not only guards their home, but can also look quite intimidating when riding in the car, filling the entire window with his bulk. Looking back, Charlie smiled and said, "1 used to have quite a temper, but this arthitis sets me back a little. You know, when I first arrived here, there was only one house between here and the church in Maitland, on Highway 17.92. Now, with all the traffic and building going on, I just think, 'Well, must be another bunch of tourists coming here!" - - - -- - Women, Kids f fames Anderson likes his speech-making paid DEAR ABBY: I just left a off. James, who is a ninth shelter for abused women and grade student at Crooms I'm starting a new job and a high School and the son new life. of Mr. and Mrs. James Abby, please tell women who W. Anderson of 405 are being abused by their men that there IS help, but they Willow Ave., Sanford, can't do it alone. was awarded a medal Get to a shelter where and plaque as second you're ufel Take your children place winner In the with you. Don't call him. He'll not at all Seminole County only putouthlahookstogetyou When a man Is courting a timist Club Oratorical to come back. You'll hear his woman, he will do anything to same promises to get coun- win her. Any suggestions she contest. seling or go to A.A., which will makes to him during the promptly be forgotten once courtship will be considered you're home and under his "suggestions for imcontrol again. He didn't get that provement." After they're way overnight, and he won't married, it's called "nagging." change overnight either. Or In a Please reconsider. week. Or a month. ONE MAN'S OPINION Don't let your children grow up thinking this is a normal way DEAR ONE: True. Some of life. Children of abusers men will do anything to win a become abusers themselves, women, butaft er he's wo. her, Don't believe that a bad father he reverts to his old ways is better thannofatherstall. 8Ican't a dprTheendofbatte* isdeath smoking mu who loves to eat either of the body or Of the 11611111. such tirlssly ad give up : There's help oil there. Get it dicttve habit. pormaa.ady. : before It's too late! I spend more than an hour DEAR ABBY: Every time I Think 1950. Could you Imagine Clark Gable sewing on a button : each morning driving my child hear some ninny say or Marilyn Monroe tuning-up a car? Never? Los day care cwtór and then "conuatulatlons" to a girl who Now think 1979. Rosle Greer, the former football player, Is driving to work. I'm up before 6 has become engaged or doing needlepoint, and Janet Gidhili, the race car driver, entered a.m. and drop Into bed married I want to scream, the Indianapolis 500 last yeari ui te exha d every nIgI*.Bsd ti Call it role reversals or call it freedom -stereotypes are oill Don't that it is nat W016 it. I'm new free of abuse Time was when women stayed home and cooked and cleaned proper tocantratulate lbS fr3? AM beginning to enjoy life They're and cared for the dallikw. And men went oil to earn a supposed to again. Women, IDWaOiIZe an Today, more than 50 pe r cent of all wome over 11 holliving. d jobs phone number of Un shelter for the MAN and ou&I1d, the home. Not sirprislagly, they are developing new In. wiA UN girl lack. - abused womm.! tenets and new attitudes. And men are, too. FREE AT LAST IN Please put this in your As roles overlap, women are choosing traditionally maleANCHORAGE. ALASKA column, Abby. I'm we a lot of oriented products and vice versa. DEAR FREE: UOfertabt people could use the Inn. For 033111000. today's woman have discovered that men's 1Y9 ly, there is met a skelter fir tor'natlon. semoj shaving cream Is great for legs, and asrosal aftershave abused uses in every essu. AFRIENDIN iotion is cociing and refrIng.I I hip. os ALAMOGORDO, N.M. lire wSI ke absnlool DEAR ANY : You m'-d DEAR FRIEND: Truei agisy women the bout whom MIDGEa asked 11 esigeahelalss li no, ta cosmos is sme repsirs, while do men 'g for their go,n coeMng dIiiiiiiiiasl she should till her cigar, wIshes lb. girl lack, Rut in smoking, pot-bellied suitor 11MV Imiuces, We lbs fURL It used to be $ TWI SW $0 NS 5 fqiqaj, auto mYuiic Bit s'd marry him If he quit who deserves -: the today from fOOft tO 'i'W5lIl f1I1? auto buffs are sing a and got rid 0' his pot. esspa$Isus and lb. MAN wide variety 0' smeimi P av miea 1! into which save thm - You sald, 'Take Mm as he is, or who asiC Op- ." Carpenter-Roth • Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Prunjer of 1231 Wanda Lane, Deltona, announce the engagement of their daughter, Cheryl Ann Carpenter, to Daniel Frank Roth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy F. Roth of 615 Hartley Lane, Deltona. The bride-elect Is employed at Manuel Jacobson's Dept. Store, Sanford. Her fiance Is owner of Leroy's Nursery and Unique Landscaping, Deltona. A summer wedding is planned. ....want ----- -. . 1 1 c1 copy ? Wom en's, Men's -- a wan there was Andersen gave Charlie an assist in this project, also. Upon retiring, he received a Distinguished Service Award for his many years of dedicated service, and an accolade - I - ins e 'You know, - I 'RACING NIGHTLY . _____ was instrumental in the post of Chairman of the Board of Soil and Water Conservation District in Seminole County, retiring in 1977. During this period, he helped to get a special law passed, for the benefit of the Seminole Indians in the Everglades, stopping the killing of their game. Engagement For Abused COMMENDATION ORATORICAL Parte Uoyd Wall hit two home runs the winners while Rick Dear. and a pair of singles Monday born, Carroll Yates, Pete SHS Nine Tops Lyman Damn W)dl.hesd scored the whvthii rim on a bsas.lo.dsd t walk te. VIdOI7OvSrI4lnanMOndIy night. SIIS is 134 and haMS SPI!VCS 'lk Wednesday at 7:* However, he's sure this setback will soon pass and he'll be out once again working In his ferneries. A familiar figure in the area since 1928, CharlIe and his wife, Louise, have been shipping ferns to retail florists in the North for many years. His home and ferneries are nestled In a tree-shaded spot that appears unchanged from many years gladiola business, so I worked,yith him for three years. inen I started my own business specializing In Ferns. Charlie hasn't been concerned only with his fernery all these years. He's very civic minded and Runs ___ ____ _ - i "' r There's Help Scott whiffs for Flagship Ashcroft beats tag by APEX's Thomas aH 310 313 31 777 _ Trani- Gerardo 2.40 ATLANTIC SANK Al R N 2) 321.11, DO ($3) $1.71. 1) 471.40: 00(4.7) 7440. Time 31.14. DuMb IS Ivass ThIrd Game 1 Titsmas 30 RIardw. 2 S 6 Enrlque 10.10 440 3.40 Third race 5- 11. M: •• ASkfe 331 2 Vicandi 4.40 1.00 60011's Sic IISMbSI SI Warmacit 3.10 3.40 3.40 ill ZUbI II AISMISO 4.40 SMnts, Chuckles *5 6.40 3.40 MorrIs 1 sisusms 0(34)21.41: P (6.3) $1.90; (4-3. 3 Role Cannon ee 3.10 omits ri WII$WO s 5)32155. Q($4) 4$.35 P14-3)141.35, y(3. • P.wlhGame S)943.IS.Time3l.$9. 00 JV5IMb lCampus Eva 13.30 140 Al $ ASRN 6 Victor-Arri,ta 21.20 7.60 640 IS lape lOre River 1 3.00 3.00 MU*sr 3 1 I MitIlus 41 sees. lAranoDiano •s ,., 13.00 15.40 e Piftllrace, $.16,O: Pslsrssm SThawne.Sherry $22 Osarlers 41 Lasts, ii •Iv$010 1 Irusta.Pradera 3.00 I Wall Si's Reshuffle 444 Yates 600 41 3.40 2.10 0(2-4) 24.41: P143) 67.30; T43.1) Totals 104 4 Ices lot Q(4-4) 44.35 P(4-I) 141.35; '7(4-4. I Karens Fox • NI$0Ord 4I 630 3.10 309.1$. Time 31.30. TItaN Head Sol DenI.wn $ I 1)231.21. 7 Claver Don PIfth race, S-Ia, D lioNs 4 2 LyRe. 35 ISMINOLI Piossis roan PIHI Ga me 0(14)17.11; P114) 41.3$; '7(147) 7 Spanish Beauty 24.30 740 4.40 Aslifliø I McAteer 11 PETROLEUM AN N N 4 Aprai:.Enrique 9.10 6.00 3.20 flu. Time 31:07. NlCIarø I IChipof Duke Howells 34 AS i ii W.Mci.iel I 5 SaidGoiri Morose 660 4 I McMsIlas 3.20 341 McKlassy 3 2 WillIams 1 Tally Allie 4 3 2 RamonWaily 340 M •, Need 35 5.20 Sellers 0(7-0) 2564; P174) 153.15; T(74. NaIl 413 Price 311 MI$CSSH Slzffi race. 5-11.A • Q(4-$)61.II,P(4-S)114.OI:T(4.$1)210.40. Time 331.10. II Totals Pie, 33511 Isdave. 1 I 1*1* I 2) 624.11. 1 Rick Agread 1tof 14.10 3.00 330 52 Jams off KS.*ieIl I Slits $Wrlght Elvis NsM.ua 11 Si*ffiiC,5g 3.00 7.10 ThiN Its 15S 1 5 7CaraseArca 43*523 1510 700 3LiITiets PsusicI I IWySO 11.40 740 3.20 Totals off 340 $HoneyWilde Jp5 3 SèGfFdO I 0.20 1.00 5 0(44)13.15, P1(4-I) 72.95; T($. 7 Ta 6.00 2.10 Caruso IND. * I Ness I S 1 Trani-Diagall 3)329.11. Th,,, 31.15. 5,40 iForebode 330 ASS N w coo.0 KM*acw * '' S Q7)4L55:P(7.3)143I,gy(7.3. AIR N 3 SIVINTH NICL $-1&C: Q(?O) L15,T($.7.I)lii,45.yjm. Uvslp Totals II 4 O'KIllIy • • II *ats,ia. 233 ) Power Cap 1.20 5.10 2.40 3SO4. TitaN $ Waliss II SovietS Gamo 1 Alert's Dale Cando" 3240 3.00 SivietS riCo. 146, D. 'ti C: ii Lie S1 SRamon.Arrista 13.00 6.10 1.30 lRaflhing Rod 2.40 4 Arctic Drum 333 9.41 4.10 4.20 4 I$asa.Olano 0(1-3) 77411 P13.1) 422.15; 7(3.1. IVilLIge Park 560 3.00 i i 1411, II •.e,e, • 1 a Gasti-Sadio(a 3) 410.20. 440 Time 3161 ISosy Scott 4.05 Ca isa. Q(4-I) WOO; P($-4)135.$);y(5.4. 1lg*ts race,146,, 0(4-1) 32.41, P(41) 171.21; 7(41. MNSU irassy 6) 3419.50. IS Iitr $Drlrs Cop 940 4.40 3. 5)477.01. TIMI 31.47. PleIS •1*Same IMasleiScoft Ii,MSrac..$.1l.s 120 3.00 Talals 111$ Ilia I Selde-Echanli 1240040 545 3 it 7 Norma Crash 240 3Waco Tip . 1 • lOScar-Rodelfo 4.30 440 Q(3-S)34.I5:P($.3)$741;y(5.3.p) 2 Mr. Stackirisj,am =ss $ 170.40. Time 11:46. 1.00 lOinola Rick Bradley and Chris 3 ZUbI-Diegi TaNis 340 301711 0(4-0) 40.50: P114) 9115i 7(0-4. about be lus,W.... 0(24) 1640, P43.2) 112.10; T($4. Gilkuor cosnbln.d for a one- 2)164* 0) 111.1$. TIm. 31.62. NIs*races-1, WednudaybulngOpeithagl)syhimajorlsquesr,mlndemeof kittsrwkilsMlks Unkand Rick NIa15S. Nia*r, 1-14, I; 3BO5IONInCy ______ 19.30745 1.3$ INSWdY000* bow Illo(FanisrBobFellertr.dltIcnallywou1dgstmirdered wells had key dosIMs and 3Oicar 140 0 10.0044454,30 lChamplonBIU 345 3 4 Sold lHoHumDan bythehittsriallsprutglong and then more likelyugioego out ° new am in LAW week or even sooner. The Sullivans, Billy and - 311 413 -- _A~ R.W -;. Charlie Wales of Fern Park, has been feeling "pretty rocky," from a recent bout with arthritis. - j -. By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent Bank L Tuesday, April 3,1979-1B Great itizen v Earns A Di stinguished Award WN Nab Wiens He also was the ofChad Braden hurled a fiveBruce Sellers slammed a rims to pace Jack Prosier Ford hitter, striking out 10, and fensive star of the game, double and two singles and to Its win over Seminole paced his team at the plate with slamming a double and a triple three runs and team- Petroleum. The game was a pair of hits as George's upset hi two official at bats and mate Andre Williams slapped shortened to 3½ Innings under three flu. defending league champ thiee slngks and scored four the slaughter rule. flagship Bank, 6-5, Monday in ,--w-TI---------------the Sanford Little American . lW 1 W League season opener. In other opening day games, rj Atlantic Bank downed American Produce Exchange (APEX), 9-4, while Jack Prosier Ford blasted Seminole Petroleum, 20-7. A one-out triple by Horace Knight In bottom of the first, coupled with an error, put Flagship Bank In front with an early 1-0 lead. Braden unloaded a double after Eddie Barnes and Scott Carter slapped back-to-back .'• one-out singles In the third -" I 1 I_• inning, and George's went in . front, 2-1. The lead wustretchedto5-lwlththreerunsjnthe .top of the fourth. .1 • Lee (barron doubled and scored in the bottom Of Icuith for F%'pl'lp Bank, but W. r Fla gs hip I. .. 0 out the first pitch on Opening Day. Mrs. Brady, who is bringing her three daughters to the game, calls it "the thrill of my life." The game also will be the first played on new Astroturf at the stadium. After an off-day Thursday, the Giants and Reds continue their series Friday night, Saturday afternoon and Sunday. afternoon. the 59th annual noontime parade through downtown streets is scheduled. And, in a wacky promotional stunt, the baseball that will be used for the ceremonial first pitch Is being brought 200 miles by canoe up the Licking River from Morehead, Ky. Just before the game, the ball istobe handed to Mrs. Sarah Brady of Dayton, Ohio, whose name was drawn in a contest last year for the right to throw Evefljflgrald, Sanford, qo .. Roles Overlap - smoking __day _ EASTER WEEk I SkATING SCHEDULE CLOSED MON. £ TUES. WED., APRIL )l .................. ALL DAY And 7 PM, TO 10 PM, THURS, APRIL 12 ...... ........7 P.M. IlL 10 P.M. FRI, APRIL 13 ......... ............. 1P.M.4 pM, 7:36-11 P.M. 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SANFORD 9 AC*OIMYNOMINaTIoNI Eight Flogs Signal His Fic AUSIATS MUN h P - WINTER PARK, Fla. (UP!) ago. He delisis he was falely man who lives next door to the flu sent to every member of - The neighbors of an Air diagnosed as paranoid ml. Walkers and their seven thu. Congress, every worker in the Force servIceman,ItoptJ,g itItI0flidovsrsess,agjy cfr*sL"IUe in bed atnightazs buy their bOmea. We Cant is!! ft White Hose and every pets. his hones to lock like. giant no chance to 4 illenge his how thoaeflagsfIsp, flap, , goo officiaL He does nothing C$fl'tgStiflhg.,* tOIO Ok.t*. R SALAD COUNTRY !SUPE red, whitE and blue flag Ifftybear hSTSthShOtI1S, subsequent demotion from Theyklvemecrasy, I've quit else. • 14.7 'ins Ri till hey won't touch it," Strubel plain that he has trwatorme'J major. Inviting people over. ft's too DAR BREAKFAST Walker's son, James, says 11814. ccaloAD a Walker hopes the flags and esnbstraslng." the family his obtained foir : ,,s,,,, 99CANNIVOROUS Another man who lives a circue. the garlak paid job will ciii The Walkers say they rMlise 1* IUYI -GITONEFREE nd$pe1datIea4$$0Q : BUY1- GET DNIFARE r earby, George Mur~y, till ' IAWMUT' Twelve outdoor spotlights Mt4!Q!ltO his case. ft tu Itls their f.)ult the atreetsare In its cnaede. The utjlIttsiis C Murbsd by Walker's "diste. 0 Illiasslitate the eight tugs that c rta7calda*!ltohis Coilgeded but they budof It Is for the spI'g alone cost Pecttor thsfleg. hones necessary as part of their some $400 a month. Jean surround Grover C. Walker's take It," Misphy gaudy home. He flies them cwspeign to niake Air Force Walker speaks of hocking her s "I can't __ VItuR1 s!d."IoImswllIdowIà. "Our neigh borhood is a officials i'iiiese the &.gnosis. w.agument ring to finance her a upeIde"down In proted of the circias," said one man li1j,g . sg upil4e down. I go'to Air Force's decision to rescind directly "I was uivjj permitted tease hsbsnd's frequent trips to aInothur across the street. window, thire's anoib. my file, to 'u(snd myself, to Washington In search of er ins security clearance as an req. ]REST AVJRAPdT & LOVNGE one. Whet is tsY R? 'It's unbearable," said Eve. rig.ia" .ai waiitsr in ______ intelligence officer 14 years Mt Strubsi, a retired Navy They're mkfrlqg 4m of th e tho"n4i of letters he The ni4giibors search for aCinnony? * St.aks * Siafood * M•zkan I I this co*q." '.4 fell 30 _______ ' I Congress Plans Accident Inquiry WASHINGTON (UP!) Hones ___ called for "ICCM., Us of fedora! worhers w lncrssieg the ceiling on the mtr1, faiml docomiuta. d..t u national debt, allow airiest ais In FIomyl,aida, Us" of the acciduof M 1ie the hea 1 ".ded a prompt in. uue kimi near Huviuburi The reactor accideat nest povsrwnant to borrow topsy Its of the c-. debts. The leglalat10 wa pa, cideof __ from the __ Nuclear ___ . sense of saceulve caution 45Usd ID I dispute over to Rigidgory C11.r''bs! In uthe artimea, the Hose b UC15tp. the federal bue L 9 Mand to mos swiftly, limeressed the csüig a the iy SICTutR3Y MLdISIJ "NO . fercuMly and iftautI,ely to i'e'ud am s 'iuie, In ase Hose rii s in re h. the autivitlea of the Dumeorutsde; w 1w.,cuts In t igy geearome chicki were in the tiwiest 1Miq P1 .IIIIId $g _Wd S Slide _j- heve di*s about mall and sopsr by the ales infbp14 £dvwd dispute. ad , huts! secidi,, d ths wsá. D.M., UK spto the amerg. and c'ug of • uts autie tstl." $m. Gy Hut, D' wield dsvwtM. -Dumocruts on the Has. W so ut O,iviiudtt,, want to cut MM-4 thS -1 Hone. Mmdoy ad redad eut CwtWs s. fding re. A romlutles resd in the future espls Ipsedeg. to FVi1t (keter hg'1 4Ise - o7wid ending gsueral .s WhoL N* • • O i. '. . -. . • ..-,. -. .•-...... ..- r.-. -WWIam Walton, a eisa. ve h111elIdey bias, tild'a ; ' ., 0 ii1 piles s'hiM itIi WNW 4*4 11111111110y. week for only $3.50 per I This is an ideals of $Mf gof, the 6; eut of the tom .1% your club activities. t club or organiz.Wcnwoulâ like tobe II e!ultIte the 11111111111111111P dicesirs! den$ito ur esurV iriv*, Walter Mid the can i appear ln this list lng each l of 'as', Cw.4 r'-"-- a. Way to Inform the public . . included in this listing call: , , a ( REALTORS House for Acres county acreage w. citrus grove I SR 46 frontage in Geneva. Attention developers OW price & terms. Harold UALTY 3229213 REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day or Night Income property, 3 story older home. Aluminum siding, tree shaded cos', lot. 3 unit . stOke or storage. Zoned comm. o Lake Mary lot 90 x 145. Reduced price this week only. Also new home now under construction. $30933) O 331-421 1 aft. 5:30. - Business Opportunity- One of Sanford's most popular break. fast I lunch rest. I Acre bldg. lots W-pIved rd. frontage & beautIful oak frets in Ostien. Good terms. Hndy man special. AGENCY I ' Zacrs J • bt credit: We have helpedoll,erste find PAST CAIN buyers to buy I w.sisg, TONY COPPOLA Realtor. 644.2511, - Nuut lidty,hg. 2534 PARK DS. 322.2115 REALTOR AFTER HOURS 332.9254 3324S ----- -- - quiet area. - - --- -- 4-.Mobl Homes -.-.See our beautifut now BARRING. -- --,-- Enterpris, Ares. ---- -- - TON w'lapsidiiig&spting$e roof. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3I03OrIands(,i. 322-5200 VA I FHA Financing WOW equIty. We 322-3611 _____________ An N.M. Losssw..d- big rims 3-2. 841*, - lid Realty Inc. It-WOl 24 IUR *44 tOMEOWNERS. CANAL FRONT lovely 3 BR, 7 b home, Sundeck, boat house, fishing dock. Canal leads to St. Johns River, $e 0, ASSOC. '73 Concord Osivie Mabili Home 40. 17* 2 Bit, 1~ 14 baths. Ex. cellist Coed. 349.5990. L ON SALE '.. -. 10 Ae 0 0 .• ,.. •. • • .. ,•_ .. - .. . . - - . - .. .- - - . • -- .. - .- _%__ . .---- - . - - --- -- - -- -. - - -- 198' tttick C Iass,( ________ - - hoed t000 IIi's? nIl, - t,1kt". 3.19 5761 Completely self contained Travel Tr.iiter, 22'w air 373 1730 .,' ., (,,ilill,ic 1:1 (.)il(,,,hi 'it.ow,in'r 9000 .Sui•.t - - 'i I (--oniinq t),-11 ,,r , - I .- ____ r '.' - - SERVICE AND JACK FROST Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service Free Est. on .nsi Cu"t' & Pt's. 372 02( 8. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrletf's flesuty Nook - WASHER-- -___ Color, Beautiful - SSBOats& Accessories - -• 57-Sports EleCtrical ______ 322•22.55 LowryOrgan&B,nch EXCELLENI L3NDITION 322641$ - 2-taWI)-Glrden ___ AFRICAN VIOLETS TheOre.nJ10us, 3229141 Eves attire I weekends I s, Pos,. 8. tree' 323 7948 Light Hauling '(.ini Debris, Tr,ch Applianci.s 8. (LOCAL) 3.195111 - 11111111111111 painting ________ m DANNY'S PAINTING Interior. Exterior House Painting - dog ICat boarding, bathing, Licensed Insured Bonded Control. FR EE Estimates 13051 322 9460 - Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Improvements F ree Est 372 8515 Mikes Drywall- Drywall work, Plumbing Service spraying, remodeling & floor covering. Free Est, 327-1641. CUSTOM HOME BUILT ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS REMODELING & REPAIR S.G. BALINT IASSOC, 3228663 Repairs, Leaks, Fast Ser vice Chq. Cds. 373 0171; 3221601 - lMan. quality operation I yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Beat, 377. 1321 Pressure Cleaning -Zoncrele steps, patios Sm. or Lg. Free Est. Call Mr. Taylor, 322-5545 Brown's Press ure Cleaning -MI clew removal houses 8. roofs, mob ile homes Trucks washed - COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE GREATCLASSIFIED ADS ARE EVEN BETTER. PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOMCABINETS Free Est. 323 0129 after 5:30 TO - U - -- - FILL DIRT I TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-7510 Write or call today, Landscapi,mq lawn nnainl 011`00ffliflg&130rjflg flea - specialists, fop SOil & fill dm1 - Home Guitars, Drums, Banjos. CornPlate. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc house, old farms, etc. Write or call for free listing brochure. You can call Ire*of Charge by dialing $40-4*74I, Lawn Service Screen-porches, pool end. . wds. All type re glazing & wd. install _ESOe Est Mr. Taylor 322 OS45, Equipment BALDWIN GRAND 61" cabins, 11 & sprayinhl 32) 8049m ,ill 1 ytiii Interior 8. Exterior Painting -- acre and up. We have small tracts, we also have several 1111111 too Iar,,t' or SrT',,ll C yr pfe'te lawn cprvii.' Fm", t'SliIflñt 323 488). 1 GIais&Screen - flO2Fr,nchAve. __________ 'do lot) Curley Burfietd Ele ctrical Maintenanceti. repair 8303327 - That are a few of over 2000 listings. We have all types of 10 properly listed from 8300. per Small home repairs Remocji'lmi. & Pan Pooling repair. Free Es? 323 8543 331 OIlS General 327 0107 clipping, 59-Musical Merchendise --- ------- 2.7 Acres located on large stream, real good access. About 1 acre garden area or pasture. Plenty uf room 10 build 4 or 4 houses. Lays gentle. Large trees cover this tract. Plenty of privacy. $50.00, $1,300.00 down payment. Plenty of wild game and good fishing in this area. - _1111111111 Drapes, Upholstery et Supplies, dog houses. HeatPed ___________________________ tnnels. 332 RACQUET STRINGING-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg. $5 Scott Reagan 322-8177 pleted. Large deck overlooking mtns. You can live in it while you finish it up. $ miles from Mur. phy. 877,500.00. 55,000.000 down assume loan. '. 1656334 Alterations, DresSmaking ANIMAL HAVEN - ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 32171 a handy man Special because it -- Andy's Remodeling Scrvirp General Building & RP -_ - turntable, S track tape player. Sold new 1600,a real buy at only 1120 or take up payments of $11 per mo. Call 831-1114 for free home demonstration. IS not finished Inside., roughed wired and plumblnu completed. Water and the Outside is com- 32) 08.19 or 904 1)4 6708 coIled essmaking - 53-TV-Radio-Stereo walnu' cabinet. Regular $600, Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Call 831 1711 day or nhilht. 60" ZENITH Walnut Slerec,, AM. FM Stereo Rocilo, I speed PRO Mountain cabin approximately I acre. Dandy garoen iHib .s - Mowing MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky Showers our specIalty 25 yrs. Exp, 671 16 1 7 _____________ Parts. .. Television paved highway, A steal at only 5850000, Good terms, $7100.00 down, assume loin. - flatting, blOinq RACO Foam. tiberglas A Cellulose Lowest prices Call Cora micrile Good Used Televisions, $25 and up. Miller's 2619 Orlando Or. 3220352 would make a dandy mini farm. Has a large log barn, also has spring and even has a creek that INSULATION ____________________________ - overlooking valleys. This tract - Beauty Care MOO NEY APPLIANCES 3730697 3 5 Acres tracts, fantastic view, Home lmproverjent ___ Central Heat & Air Cond Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322 171) Service. Used Machines. NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS I Air Cond, & Heating 519 E. 1st St.. 372 5742 KENMORE - dI _j GE El. Range, copper tone wdbl, oven. Exc.cond 322 6733 aft 6 - 1k NEW twin site box 52--Appliances Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327.1577 DeLand 668-8335 P11I' 111 I f Goods -- SEIGLER REALTY - -- Tak006,'r pa, mi-ills Call ,,ttr'r iii iii 121 l. 1914 Coachman 12 ft slide in camper. Sleeps 4. for 1 . T truck 377 8767 after 6 p m Misc. items. Phone 377 2090 between 10 a m & 6 P.m. ICE COLD TROUT POND. YOU - - Dealer Deal - - -' - & love seat, blankets, f3&W TV, CAN HAVE IT FOR 13.995 WITH ONLY 1.100 DOWN AND EASY PAYMENTS WITH 6 PERCENT INTEREST, - - .1606 75-Recreational Vehicles laOic' lamps, dishes, linens 8. LIKE TALL BIRCH TREES ON I ACRE OF MOUNTAIN PRO PERTY OVERLOOKING AN --- -,.-. ------ JUST MAe. F PAYMEN TS 69 It. 75 models (lit 319 9 10 or hi 11 Sport I ury Furnishings from 2 bed apt. in excellent condition. Includes 2 double bed suites, dinette, Couch . ..- ' -- Co,isiq,m,ime'nts Welcome Kelloqcjs Auction Sales 323 1050 matching end tables 53g Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1797 So. of Sanford. 327 8721. NORTH CAROLINA IF YOU . . - OAY TON A A I TO AUC I 0 N i'ilci -A- CS? of ¶Pt't'd,ci D'1 0011a Hem l, AM inict a puhliC AU TO All CII ON ever Tuesday P. S,iturtt,i 6 ,it 7 30 Its the only omit' ii I iciriula Ynu st't Itit' mect'rveut prt,' (all 'p04 755 8111 for fur ttii'r di-tails - ,..S Auction Saturdays? p m Sanford Ave at Hwy 427 pc; NEW coffee table with 2 OVERSIZED LOT ON SMALL LAKE IN BEST PART OF OVIEDO. 511.000 Murphy, Nc5 80--Autos for Sale CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a new home for even for you' everything springs & mattress 123.95 ea. CHEROKEE LAND CO. , [f ~_,111_.N For [state Commercial P. Rest ulential Aut tons P. Appr,'is,1ls. Call Dell's Auction 37) 5620 - 3325672 51 -Household • _._ - ?tI-3lSE Firjt5t runs thru property. Borders a MAYFAIR older 3 BR, 11/ b home with many unique features, Ig rms., lovely grounds. $49,950, 3232222 0 *Markham WoodsNd 31R2B 4 acre country estate. Complete with horse stable I pasture, also Quiet cottage 1 1g. ask trees. Appt. onlyl -- well $25,000. uoesui' onthisl Owner may carry mart. $25. 900 - . clean 7 BR, I b, FR, landscaped, bk yd fenc ed . 2565 PARK Branch Office ._ .. - BUY SELL IRADE JESSLJP . 1160 MONTH. Property COUNTRY- location yet minutes from shopping. 213R. I b, large storage rm 1. work shop, fenced, shaded & landscaped. $21,500. - 72-Auction - 3495583 45-A--Mt of State Reg. Real Estate Broker ?SUSFrenChA 332 0231,373 7173, 322 0779 '. o • - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 17.000 DOWN 140 171 " , I 01 .1 Ni Check the Win? .506 for now.,-, f fvor , iv iii i For Safe Red Shag, goocicond Orange & Yellow Shag I ACRE FRONTAGE ON PAVED LAKE MARKHAM ROAD. NICELY WOODED 114.900 TERMS 714 ACRES NEAR LAKE L. 0ok - 11k ) 1 .' , -- ZONED PROFESSIONAL OF F ICES. 512.500 TERMS. Honda 416. C h 1)6 . ownt'd 2 fi,'Iciu,'t', $I,' 'c'c ,: '. P Cash 322.4132 Boots, Shoes 8. Work Clothes ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310anford Ave. 327 $ 191 ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTOR 332*1 MULTIPLILI$TINGIIRVICE Ev lj3.33 3311919 CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT . 1 , This 2 BR home withw wc. Is ideal for retirees or a Starting couple. Also features a large corner lot. -' 322-2420 BR. I B turn, near shopping but Ina quiet neIghbortsoo. Act fast STIMPllit Enh.g Ifrudd ' 830,900 will buy you this 3 BR, 7 bath home with tam. room on a double corner lot. Call now to see It. Want to live in the country? We have some beautiful building sites in several locations. Call for prices and terms. Sanford's Sales Leader 41-Houses *A Doll II °& Sat. . club or organization 'I Thu Dome' J rtmenhilli tOO' FRONTAGE ON AIRPORT BLVD NEAR NEW K MART, --- Motorcycle lflSur,iiiit' BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866 o, in inn Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave Buy I, Sell, tht- finest in used furniture. Refrig stoves, tools S PC. BR suite new, 1239. 5 pc. LR new 1399. Loveseat $41.95 & 7 Pc. dinettes 169.95 & up; Ref $50 & up. El. stove 560 & up. full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1797 So, of Sanford, 327 8721 3 lots in Lake Mary, El. 135 E Al-a 322 8848. - 78-/'torcycIes - AI P1 IAN C [S Sanford Fur niture Salvage 322 8121 FOR SALE 13 ACRES TALL PINES IN THE ROLLING HILLS AND BASS LAKE COUNTRY NEAR PANAMA CITY $18,900 BEST TERMS, carpeting, double garage and lots more. For only $31,900. - Removed Call 32) 1674 172 I - _______________________________________ Wi fIllY USED FURNITURE & 3777760 - ______________________________ Since 1937 very reasonable 321 0291 Winter Springs BROKER HEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST $ SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.)! listed 2 apt bldg. near town. 534.500. I b0Id you know that your 0. "wion in COZY 3 BR, close to shopping town! A buy for 821,500! Ssardtiing for investment? Just II 1 ' MIII 3 OR House for Family Longwood, Sanford Area 77-Junk Cars 3'2 5506 BUY JUNK CAPS Imm $10 to $50 BALL PYTHON Appro. Vitt $70 321 0260 - TERMS Super clean 3 OR home includes a fully equipped kitchen, C H&A, BEAUTIFUL Executive 3 BR, 2 bath home in Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor! Pooll Patio, C-H&A, eq. eat-in kit., fireplace a Every Feature! BPP WARRANTED, Yours for 872,9001 36-Wanted to Rent - perfect for • backyard sale sell everything fast with a want act Call 327 2611 or 83) 9993 - Sf stY: lop Dollar P,.d for j unk & sed Ca rs, trucks I, fi',1vy equipment 1-22 5990 The w eat hr er 1701 It WhrIlnoI '"f ', like new ,ilo swivel cli dining rm set NEAR OSTEEN YOU'RE OWN 35 ACRE LAKE NICELY WOODED $1.000 PER ACRE 323 5324 tnnn. Br 715p.m. • ri 3220204 Buslnsss.7:3Olst Tues. _____ _ .[ IBLE, I mommu Every - F OFFICE SPACE UPSTAIRS. DOWNTOWN --- ___ The Real Estate Agency REALTORS FANTASTIC 3 OR, 2 bath home in Deltonal Split BR plan, eat-in kit., 5cr. porch, dining area, all In a quiet neighborhood surrounded by lakes!OnIy 831.5001 - 37-Re,*ajfflc,s ---- ig Lot, big trees, water & Sewer in Sanford 111.500. William M,iliczowski, Realtor. 322 7983, 120 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD ((((((t) ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 2 bath Red Brick home in Dreamwoldf C. H&A, w.w carpet, eq eat In kit., 1g. Fla. Rm., Pool & Patio & Much More! Super buy for $42,2501 Broker-322.6457. - WORLD. 74351 ' S French (1192) Sanford 2 BR, 2 bath, Con. H-A, carpet LEISURE WORLD- $240.00 month, Will consider option to purchase I Meet i ngs REALTY dining area, 19. patio, beautifully decorated! Excellent Location! BPP WARRANTED, Just $31,500! month, Hwy. south of Sanford ASH HOMES in Deltona. They are custom builders w many plans to choose from or if you have your own lust bring them along. ASH HOMES can build your dream hous e SUP'ER 3 BR, 1'. bath home on 1g. lot, C-H&A, w-w carpet, eq. kit., IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3 OR, 2 bath, Con: H.A. carpet LEISURE WORLD- $260.00 I Chap,r It you're Inc bid. mood, don't for get we are exclusive agents for SELLIRS& BUYERS YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY HOME! WE SELL HOMES! WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER VETERANS ' 1.15.000, OVER 100 SALES CLOSED OR CONTRACTED 1st QUARTER 19791 Lake Mary-Sanford Area. 6 avail. Buy I or group. 100 pd. or. cupied. E. H. Seibert, Realtor. 3239001, aft. firs. 6-44.1591. , AMERICAN I. N REALTY 34-#gbile Homes - Blvd in Deltona, on a 1g. cor lot It's lust a couple of bIks from Lk McGarrity. Washer & dryer inc. STENSTROM Furn. 3 room cottage, carpeted, quiet country atmosphere, 5130. No pets! E. on 16,4 mi. to Rich. mond Ave., right to 1st house. i'.(elIt'rit tofu I 68-Wanted to Buy Peds double hotel $30 set Sanford Auction 1715 5. French 373 7310 You've just got to see this beautiful 4 BR 2 B home on Providence NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed In our Business Service Directory. NOTICE .,. couple or retirees. It has C H&A & nice sc. porch. 524.900 I306133or339.4711,v,s. 33-Houses Furnished I 322-71 11 aft Hrs. Deltona land of Spring, Summer- I, Fall. this lovely well kept 3 BR home is ideal for the young GREENE Apis.' for Senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean 1. roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. Part Time LPN. iI.;shift Food Service Supervisor I. Cook. Full time, ref req. Apply in Pe.son to Lakeview Nursing Center. U9 B. 2nd St ICifliOfle to 322-6457 -- - FORREST INC. REALTORS 322-2825 - General Contractor Den on Country site. 200' x 110' 141.000. 31-Ap3rtments Furnished ASSISTANT MANAGER I Must have grocery store ix. Parlance, excellent potential. Real Estate, Inc. Lake Sylvan area, 3 BR, 1', b, F R, elnu -- Kulp Decorators FURNITURE FOR SALE 322 7195 10 'cre tracts, st. Johns River ,cess. 1750 dwn. 20 yr. terms O1-teen Zachary R Tribble, Realtor, 305 668 8696 & 830 8026 Eve I, wkends 901 7 11 89A4 Johnny Walker 1111111111111111111 AVON BUILD YOUR EASTER NEST EGGI Earn extra money for the holidays by selling Avon. Now's a great time to start. Get Cash Buyers for a small ip. vestment. Place a law cost .0 REALTOR ML 373-6061 or eves. 323 0511 $139 mo., $100 deposit 321-0041 Opportunity Employer. CREATIVE EXPRESSIONS Demonstrators needed çaii JO- An. 323-U12.- Cocker Spaniel, rn,IIp. AKC Papers. I' • yrs old Med size, huff color $75. 3237526 -- 41-Houses 1 BR. Available at once. largest producer of factory built apartments i. developers of multifamily projects. Excellent salary & bonus, paid vacation, fully paid medical. hospitalization & life ins. Must be Capable of supervising numerous properties. Transportation provided. Send complete resume to Sandra Miller. Cardinal Industries, Inc., Box U. Sanford, Fl. 32771. Equal - Steady ____ M. Unsworth Realty Lk. Mary, very nice, 1 BR, C.H&A, cony, location. $160 + security. 834-5992 for appt. Individual with the Nation's Mechanically Inclined needs to have some experience. work. 323.5176 AAA EMPLOYMENT 9I2FRENCHAVE SANFORD Build to suit our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 235 & 245. 1 BR-%184. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada, Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 In Sanford. Call 323-8670 Mariner's Village. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Position open for career minded CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS READ & USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS - 65PetsSupplies We nave' a SIWC, Futura sewing mach Sold new for $650 was Christmas lay way, there was only 1116 bal due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate You can have mach for 1116 ash or take jP payments of $12 ma Will take trade as part 2ayment Call 831 1711 day or n'ght Free home trial, no obligation "Supersonic air trave in London, lunched In New York and now we're going to Paris for our luggage!" . 8.31-9993, Eve. 322-0612,322-1587,322-7177 Manager Trainee AC MECHANIC - __• REALTOR 323-7832 323-5176 will help you. Garage so full there's no room for the - rn..... •_ car? rl.ar. ,.... .,.:.i. U 170111 Ad in the Herald. PH. 372-2611 or HAL COLBERT,EALTY INC AAA EMPLOYMENT 912FRENCHAVE SANFORD 110 it S?arcraft trailer cell con tiFned Ar cood new tires .109W 1st Commercial Bldg. 100 sq. ft. $200 Immediate opening for career minded person. Fast promotions, good benefits. CARROLLS FURNITURE 322 5)81 ,-' comparable quality - MANAGER TRAINEE SANFORD 322-80S4,668 6188. 1.i WILL BUY EXISTING 1st 8, 2nd MORTGAGES P. Legg, Lic Mtq Broker 825 No 1 0 Wymore Rd. Altamonte. 8627483 l Down Payment - 1977 23 11 co.101111011 - Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot or Our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Model Inc.. Renter 644-3013 2 BR. Unfurn. Apt. $165 to $185. References required. No pets. opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week. call 1.100-432.1403 anytime for rscordsd message. Excellent position for right person. Needs to be experienced. Ex. cellent company & good 333.5176 Low - DON' T STORE IT, SFL t. IT ow cost ClascifedAd Sell con?,'n"d L. i, .. t a 56?) after S p cii VA-F HA-235-Conv. Homes - 1 BR. Air, ceramic bath, wall to wall carpet, siss. $i. 7883. If you weren't looking for a now career you Wouldn't be reading this ad, and if we weren't look!ng for someone to do a lob this ad .wouldn't be here. If you want ftie Crescent City, Fl. 32012. _____ 10 ft ____________________ Unfurnishec Sanford LET'S BE HONEST ______________________ ONLY 1306 West 3rd St. ft Dut hcr,if! 'ri -1-r cell contained. ar (clod Ns,A !.r' Ecllpt con S4 rr, 322 1 448 alter 4 . FREE ESTIMA1ES Carpets from 1650 yd installed upholstery drapes slipcovers We *il nol be undersold on - Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 332-7881, Sanford MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate is sold daily in the classified ads. Nothing small about that. WE'VE EXPANDED New office in Lake Mary now OpCfl. Currently interviewing experienced & newly licensed agents for 2 offices. We pledge ourselves to your being a suc. cessI Continuous training & guidance. Join a professlai team. Call 131.5253 or 3225253 Fricke I. Fricke Assoc. Inc. Realtor, ERA Member-Broker. For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porzlg 323.5324. - 912 FRENCHAVE. W. Garnelt While 24 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet 50--Miscellaneous for Sale REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7498 372-1183aft5p.rn. - 323 5176 AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD 373.5176 Crafts took off and started swimming after a few hours, CallBart Lovely 1g.) BR, Air, No Pets. Ideal Rel. Persons. Near shopping & churches. Must have experience, steady work, varied hours. AAA EMPLOYMENT 912FRENCHAVE. SANFORD 834-4992 a cottage. Owner Will finance. $99,000. 2 Bedrooms In private home CASHIER Great company. Salary +. Steady work for good person. Baby Sitting in my home, Longwood area. Days only. Ph. dictaphone, exercise rm. f 1 BR summer rates. Inquire= S. Oak, DeBary - I 64-Equipment for Rent . & - Sanford-Gracious living. Reasonable weekly I monthly 30-Apartments -- HIDE A WAY LAKEFRONT POOL Secluded tree Studded lot 200' on lake. 18*40 pool. 3 BR's, 3 B's, formal LR & OR, sauna & 29-Rooms - 6-Child Care medical terminology NATURE LOVERS gain. Call today. HAROLD HALL REALTY Inc. Realtor, MU 323-5711 Small remodeling firm needs Painter-Carpenter immediately 3230197 BODY MAN. USS Dsmato arrived, together by Navy officers U Cindr. Joins Shea, May. through Vabuen's broken En, port duty officer, said, "He was glish, the Escapade had set out with some Individual who from Miami for BIInIIII when finally decided that they both engines failed. The vessel weren't going to make It. He began taking on water and sank your own business. Fully equipt, this DAY CARE CENTER is na thriving location I ready to go. Only $7,000 dwn + $199 mo. to be Your own boss. Their loss Is your - - 47-A--Mortgages Bought - - Sold Reg. Real Estate Broker 763$ Sanford Ave. 32107S9 1 75-Recreational Vehicles 1973 Kutiola L 210 diesel With front end loader 322 8762 alter 6 p rn Sell that extra bike with a low c os t Clis5ified Ad BATEMAN REALTY 24--8usIness Oplportunifies : 62-A-Farm Equipment Private Party wants to buy .1 house in need of repairs. Have some cash 3238188 aft 7 p.m BUILDER. 322 2287. Relief Auditors, Full LOST dog, fern. 3 mo, brn, red collar, blue eyes. Reward. 323. 7426 or 8303320. Accorng to the dory pieced John 621-0636, Experienced Cook Apply in person Holiday Inn of Sanford AAA EMPLOYMENT 912FRENCHAVE. SANFORD __ 47-Real Estate Wanted interest to qualified buyer. $30,000 to 138,000. Low down payments. LOW LOW investment buys you 322.5433. by Gill Fox 4 pct New 235 Homes, assignment Homemakers Up Secretary. Good pay for career minded individual. Typing & shorthand req. Medical Ins., paid vacation & holidays provided. If interested in long term employment With one of the Nations largest builders call Cardinal Industries Inc. 305-321. 0220 between 1a.m. & 5p.m. wk. days or send resume to Box U, Sanford, Fl.. 32771. Equal Op. portunity Employer. Mature experienced orderly, I to I .hift. Sanford Nursing & Con. valescent Center, 950 Mellonville Ave. Apply in person. Cat & dog need good loving home for 6 mo. in country area, while owners travel. Salary Country Breakfast. No ex. perience necessary. Apply in person Hwy. 17.92, Sanford. & Nurses, RN's, & LPN's, Aides If you are experienced in aut painting this is the job for you Excellent company & pay. 3235176 AAA EMPLOYMENT 917 FRENCH AVE. SANFORC DESK CLERK SIDE GLANCES 41-Houses Live-in companion, short terie DIVORCE-$20.80-Guaranteed, Free details; KIT. Box 791 pompano, FL. 33061, 941.4997 -- 18-Help Wanted AUTO PAINTER - WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All Ages. U U I I I U U __ _ _ F WAUIN harry 411643 Coupon - U U suits Over Air Force Decision PLAZA I • of Isli4 Coupon ,Whh~ 3 Lines Minimum C&11 644-3079. I WID, 169 C Buy 1-0.1 One F,.. - - International Drive 17•92. Sanford LRIVE -. ,,,,, . 1844e1p Wanted MAYPORT, Fla, (UP!) -A and that was the taM he man who spent _ four days (Vabuen) 51W of him." 1io.-j) f 0% BAR • .. DEADLINES Noon The Da Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday ' I I U I I I U I I U ssc a line 3c'ns.cutivetiml$ iconsicutive times--- 3k a line P.M. - P.O. 4 Days At Sea hours before the Mayp rt.h - RATES 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (UON' Must have ex cellen t typing do all wn ,pj general duties in the office. •BEVERLY HILLOILUIS clinging to a piece of debris 323-5176 Vabuen was sè'tft In the Albin* brought. to (MON. TUe. THU. PR AAA EMPLOYMENT 91 7 FR INCH AVE. U KIOSWORLD(WED) SANFORD rested at Beaches HoOcean spital MapM by the Damato, the lad ship in a column of five en 4:30 today after being pulled from (!j MIKE DOUGLAS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY the ocean by a Navy destroyer route to the Caribbean for a Operators who own their own 0 BEWITCHED ng exercise, A DaznatO 70 miles east of Mayport traini tandem-axie tractors to run the U MERV GRIFFIN (MON TUE. lookout had spotted him bob, Monday. East Coast. Home on weekends, THU. Ff1) advances on each trip & fast The man, Identified as bing on the waves at about 1:40 0 AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL weekly settlements. Call (WED) Santiago Vabuen, 41, of Miami p.m. Monday. MERCURY MOTOR EXPRESS said he survived the 5hlpWTeCk Toll-Free 1.100.435.6577 ask for 5:00 He was treated at the Bo b Bevis. EOE. Bob (2) CAROL BURNETT AND of the 36-foot cabin cruiser Mayport Naval Station clinic Escapade last Friday aiXd TIME ART LAYOUT MARY TYLER MOORE and then transferred to Be- Longwood Company has opening held on for his life to th In. aches MISTER ROGERS (f) Hospital for observation for part time person to prepare verted cabin roof of the capmechanicals for brochure. and teds. Vabuen, who was sued vend. 5:30 Absolutely requires experience (j NEWS in Paste- up, specification & But an unIdentifIed compan- suffering from shock and esposire, was lidod In satisfc0 THE 000 COUPLE ordering of type & layout. Very Ion apParently drowned afte flexible hours at your con. •uev GRIFFiN (WED) r tory condition. to swim aor only 12 yenienc,. Call Mr. Cooperide, at 112) BEWITCHED CA BRING HOME THE GOOD TASTE • "General Hospital." (THU) The new ABC show, 'Doctors' Private Lives," goes public on April 5, lB-Il p.m., Eastern time, as a limited series that could (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS turn Into a fall entry If It turns out that nighttime audiences like U LAVERNE I SHIRLEY (R) this kind of drama as much as daytime fans. 11:30 The show stars Ed Nelson as cardiac surgeon Dr. Michael Wise, (1) 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE John Gavin as Di'. Jeffrey Latimer, a heart surgeon who also (4)0 LOVE OF LIFE administrates, and Randolph Powell as Dr. Rick Calder, chief 0 FAMILY FEUD residents who suffers from swollene oand gets his jogging time 11:55 by chasing female medical students around the lab. (4)0 CBS NEWS The opening episode doesn't live up to the title -the emphasis Is on the doctors' professional lives, not their private practices. AFTERNOON A beautiful blond heart surgeon, who makes the society pages as often as the medical Journals, becomes associated with our 12:00 heroes' hospital, which Is glad to have her because she has (2) PASSWORD PLUS pioneered a new surgical technique. NEWS The fact that the decision to take her up on her offer to join 102) EDUCATIONAL PROstaff is made cm the spin of a roulette wheel In a gambling casino GRAMMIPdQ isn't going to Inspire confidence in modern medicine men, 12:30 dot txü with her a new patient -wealthy publisher ti NEWS Violet Kiersage, described as the nation's No, I feminist. The ()0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR, woman doctor wants to perform her tricky new surgery on the ROW anxious and willing Mrs. K., but Dr. Latimer bans the surgery as 0 RYAN'S HOPE too risky. 1:00 (2) 112) DAYS OF OUR LIVES Then, as Dr. Calder (the operator who also is surgeon) works 0 THE YOUNG AND THE his wiles on a medical student, Pet-s Kiersage has a heart attack RESTLESS and surgery becomes mandatory. 0 ALL MY CHILDREN There's lots of surgery going cm, and what with everyone In 1:30 hospital green under weird lights, the scenes look as If they were 0 AS THE WORLD shot underwater. TURNS Unfortunately, the question brought up so awkwardly In 200 "Doctors' Private Lives" -the ve real probl of Justifiable ry em THE DOCTORS risk and the patient's right to demand specific treatment 0 ONE LIFE TO hedged In improbability and left unsolved when a medIcal 2:30 emergency changes the circumstances and the ground rules. (2) 1121 ANOTHER WORLD Incidentally, the only "private lives" Intheplot comes when the (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT woman surgeon makes an Incomplete pass at Dr. Wise, as she 3:00 tries to use her sex appeal to sway his Judgment. It's hard to GENERAL HOSPITAL STUDIO believe Marie Curie got started like this. 3:30 APRIL MAGAZINE (1) THE 000 COUPLE (MON. rED) ThURSDAY MORNING (THfJ) (4) FRIDAY MORNING (FM) 'JV FRO ,. (MON-WED. FRO 4:00 (4)0 WEDNESDAY MORN. IV _•lJl,$4.15.79 (2) (12) ALL STAR SECRETS (4)0 TH E PRICE IS RIGHT (4)0 M'A'$'H(R) (TUE) tijtt, i.st.n biu", 99e 10:30 (4)0 ouse H Tuesday, April 3, 1979-313 lttn)................. 4 3c a line 5:30 MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon - IIWVI 4)0 TUESDAY MORNI NG E.g. UPBEAT (2) (12) CARD SHARKS (4)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) StanIey to another woman. (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. FRI) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (2) THE WILSURN BROTHERS (ThU) 0 THE LITTLE 8CA1.8 6:55 00000 MORNING FLORIDA WEME&My C!) 8:00 AM. By JOAN HANAUER UP! Television Writer NEW YORK (UP!) - The hypochondriacs who have forced to Improviset heir symptoms ever since "Marcus Welby" and "Medical Center" passed away now have a new -If limited - Inspiration. while previous medical dramas have been general In their practice, the latest In the genre specializes in the men and women who comprise the cardio-vascular unit of a metropolitan hospital. Shopping for more trivial diseases -lower back pain, perhaps, or nervous stomach? Sorry, you'll have to stick to daytime and 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY 0 THE ROPERS Helen finds a batch of love letters written 6:00 (2) EARLY DAY (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPA. 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE 6:30 POPI GOES THE COUN. - 0 MOVIE 9:30 MORNING ç9 The OMYTHREESONS 10:00 Mary Magdalene (Anne Bancroft) and meets Nico. REPORT j lost daughter. (A) Jesus pardons the prostitute demus (Laurence Olivier), while Herod plots the murder of the Zealots. (Part 3 of 4) (4) THE BASTARD Upon hearing that the father of her illegiti. mate son Is dying, Marie Charboneau attempts to meet with the English nobleman and insure her son of his rightful Inheritance. The Charboneaus meet with resistance, however, from the Duke's legal wife and son, and escape to London. (Part 1012) raise between planes with his long- 9:00 JESUS OF NAZARETH wu. to The cabbies take on a wild, non-stop drive from New York to Miami so that Alex can spend twenty minutes tage In the Pizza Bowl by two bank robbers. 0(12) CROSS..Wn'5 o JOKER'S MACNEIL / LEHRER fit Is A1 Doctor III AMERI- UUAS,YOOAANDYOU 9:00 (2) C!) DONAHUE 9:30 0 TAM --n some . Orlando Winter. Park 831-9993 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 3222611 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS I CA called in to tend to the ailing Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale, who is suffering from a mysterious Illness. (Part 2 of 4) 8:30 news about an old friend who is seeking reelection to Congress. @)OceS whether Hester her child Pearl, Chillingworth 0 LAVERNE 4 SHIRLEY Lay---'uv a d Shirley are held hos- Incriminating THE old lady. (A) AND THE PITTS- days with Chuck Webb's Band up to her present activities, and Ella sings some of the old favorites with her combo. NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS OABCNEWS •MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT 7.00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (1) MARY TYLER MOORE (2) 8:30 TODAY 00000 MORNING a As the Boston magistrates dedate BURGH "Ella Fitzgerald" Ella Fitzgerald and Andre Previn discuss her career from her HIS ENVIRON- Mary has discovered PREVIN of having an THE SCARLET LETTER tries to break a curse placed @10 MAN suspected affair with Stanley's best friend. (A) I. CLASSIFIED ADS Semin Issue of making public facilities available to the handicapped U HAPPY DAYS The Fonz EVENING 1"ole.. S ere Economy rates 83.4 9535, - 1111111 #dELDING SERVICE alt types of Welding, your place or ours 323 64*0 - - LIST YOUR BUSINESS.. DIAL- 322-2611 or 831-9993 _ 1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII! �413—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE COUL'OU SAR5OeO Tuesday, April 3 1979 JTcOEEONLVCO5TS ER N , BUT I WAS HOPING YOU ,,) fl4AT• A CUP OF by Chic Young 0 COFFEE? JOIN ME! ACROSS 45 Call it quits 47 Jewish Answer to Previous Puzzle - 1 Sea mammal ascetic 4 Gold ISO 51 Gridder T OAKS LLR CL 7 Source of metal ____ ii as Jimmy Stopper 10 Corn plant 7 idefinite per. parts iuns ii 12 Quaffs 55 ChiIds game A i I l4 Positive pole 56 Trigonometric __ •_ 4-3 BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker I COOK, I WORK', SOMETIMES I FEEL Z SLAVE OR J LINE THROWING IT YOU GUYS AND JOIN THE CLUB WHAT TOANKS O I GET?! T) __ — by Art Sansom 0 1 0 ARCHIE ___ _______ by Bob Montana THAVS A SCIENTIFIC IMPOSSIBILITY.' A SNOWMAN AND RONNIE ARE OUT SHOPPING IS SAN INERT EFFIGY WITH NO INHERENT AMBULATORY I'LL TELL YOU ABOUT THE TIME CAPABILITIES' WHITEY THE SNOWMAN I HELLOS LEROY' ___ JUGHEAO? ___ WHERE'S _____ _____ NOW, LEROY, WHILE ARCH _____ _____ WENT FOR A WALK r fI r AK __ AC1 A £ IRA R01E YOU (;:;;i 11 USK L 1 2 _______________ 1S ___ __ ____ 13 Blackthorn 38 Environment fruit agency (abbr) 40 Cheese state 19 Tell tales (abbr) 2 1 Pique 41 English derby 23 Stockings town 24 Confident 43 Snakes 25 Clip 27 Brings about 44 Holy souvenir 45Therefore Maw 28 Doesn I exist 46 DEAR DR. IAMB—Can you please explain how hair turns gray and Is there anything a rilil Dr. 71st Year, No. l95Wednes 3 15 (HE'S OVER BY THE DICTIONARY, LOCKING UP, lPJERT,EFFIGY, INHERENT SAND AMBULATORY' ____ _______ 51 52 — slow It down? I am only 27 and find I have quite a few gray hairs now. I love my natural hair color and would like to avoid dyeing It but hate the gray hairs. Could certain vitamins help this problem? DEAR READER — There — ——— ____ ______ 58 59 J 60 — ——— J.._ —— —— — 4 HOROSCOPE ______________________________________________________________________ the scales coming off the scalp contain air. Federal $ Grants ar' EEK & MEEK . ___ _ — __________________________________By GEOFFREY POUNIJS - will he used to add begin later this month... .-. Herald Staff Writer sophisticated instrument Knowles' report to the Me City of Sanford will be landing equipment at the air- commIslillon Inoted that the $9 seeIthI $14 million In federal . . hop, port he said. million In hotaing assistance -i grants over the next two years, In his report to thile city money dates back only to 1972. pebnarily in the area of dorm -. commission Monday, Knowles Also excluded from thetotal _____ sewer drainage and housing said Sanford has been awarded were Some federal revenue projects, City Manager Warren . more than $51 million In federal sharing funds and CETA E. Knowles said today. ' S funds since 1963. The break. (Comprehensive Education and :'; Knowles said the funds down includes $38,382,354.29 for Training Act) funds paid to city _________ . sought Include $11 million for ____ the construction, planning and employees. _____ completion of a regional dorm improvements to the airport : sewer drainage project. The , •. and $9,345,193 in housing "If a concern exists as to remainder is being sought for assistance projects. Sanford applying for or housing assistance projects, he "We have been very receiving a fair share of grants, ___ , ceasful for a city our size, I believe this figure (151,096, ____ ____ Knowles released the InKnowles said, "our record Is speak for itself that formation after city corn- one to be proud of." there are few coinminitles of ____ ' ____ • ____ oirs had requested a ______ City Commissioner John G. WARREN KNOWLES I ____ population that have on outstanding grant _ _ projects Morris said the Commission had received similar value from the requests plus an accounting of requested the report on grant federal programs," Knowles the total amount of federal said he has received word that funds "simply to see how we're wrote In his report. received by the City OV the airport authority has been doing." He said the request was past several years. given for general Information only Therelsno indicationof when I addition to the sewer and $350,000 grant from the Federal and the report has no bearing the city may receive word on housing fund requests, Knowles Aviation Authority. The money on budget hearings scheduled to the $14 million in requests. gment.in men. Some men don't enjoy re are all gradations u sex, or avoid it, after a cornbetween. The other factor at pletely satisfactory recovery from a heart attack. So there is contributes to gray hair Is air no accumulating In the hair shaft. you that anatomically and as Whenever this happens, far as sensory nerves are graying will result. You see the concerned, there Is no reason same thing In cells from the why you cannot continue to skin. The white flakes from enjoy a full and satisfying sex dandruff appear white because relationship. Rules Panel Relec ts ERa, 1 _____ y_!!eSch!!!j!r ('M SCMeCJe usr LI ctt'RSaE. 'ib( VLT) IC.) FERfP5 1.L ME. WfW1. 1D GO I PRISCILLA'S POP L,CUKNO,V c by Al Vermeer )/ii _ HOW 10 BOOKS INTHE Ti lii WONDERFUL' WHERE WOULD THAT \I _ K MR BE FRICTION OR A ROOK O GETTING NONICTION ____ _____ ALONG WITH PEOPLE. I ii I IM LIBRARY ETI4AN? your so someone doesn't have to bail Be sure to explore all avenues you out If you get into trouble. of opportunity, no matter how VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It remote their possibilities may seem like everything you appear. Something unusual, want to do at this time Is holding big promise, could stymied by something over .1: _ comIng year. patient. It will pass. ARM (March 21-April 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You Before you throw In the towel can achieve success today if today wait a bit longer and keep you resign yourself to the fact trying. There Is a good chance that what you're working on events will suddenly reverse may take some real effort on themselves In your favor, your part. Don't give up. Getting slonliwith other signs is SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) one of the sections you'll enjoy You don't want to play It solo In your new Astro-Graph today, and you may push too Letter. Get yours by mailing $1 hard trying to find people to NORTh 2 V763 • 1072 • K Q J 92 EAST • Q 73 IC 84 A K Q J 5 • a63 10643 _ ________________ BUGS __________ 9r pegtj5. OVER HEReAE Mums ! INC., You WME REP96. ENTATlV gu: 1H CUL UØE A LITTLE PAIN'TINGØ ØY TmF. onAT FRENCH IMPRES' coNiv,RENOiRi ':'. L.ATOFTh NINTH Atv THe — 6ORE ' i T11117! 0 o ________ V.J ,,', 9, Radio City Station, N.Y. 21) Today's obstacle can be FRANK AND ERNEST • Ask tM __________________ . CA WWAUY NI' / _____ .%' ;_ . Work - S!P OR Wi'I'IS TV* I __ ______ __ ELM ______ _____ NI1••S n . I TUMBLEWEEDS ' R 4SA S d IJTFLAT __________________ = 00" T ti 43 ___ MRAS IWON 7)115 EYE CANSK rn lPmrwo WHITI 8 P4PLAC? ____ *5ML.V ___ ___ ____ . __ __ _ ____ know mistakes and things would 'S mad Mm Doris Brady has hard and giving Seminole resigned. "Iii my resignation County a good job. e'plalned there was not much are Shutdown 14 ' ' ____ ___________________________________ ___ S an was born In Huznansvl e, Mo., Mar 20, 1903, and While Futicing diedistry in Eugene, Buchaw wted in theater for l0 years before mo thgtoAltadena, Calif., in 19* He ar urnace Of _ __ ________ __ _ ___ _ __ ____ ___ ___ __ __ ___ _ ______ ___ _ ______ _ __ _____ oday ____ ___ _ Ak h "We have an adequate staff resumed his amateur dramatic activities at the Pasadena _____ __ __ . Resignations (UN) __ _ - .INI V4 . .. by tra Is . 5MKSiPSMOUIDyOl*1)j.p COUNThY I.4NPAS £WRP aT,JUST bt6VrS WE - 4.) P 9 ________ __ A1'ES 1 TI./MS847f - J wrrHsrmp)N& In — was returning to normal with d'cn. But he said no move countny W.&'esdsy. public health problens, envi. have a suI#r4IaJ job to do Cor'psny that built the crippled engineers would MAN would be 4141we r" am b*be& inspect saity 11100111 romew initeaft the effeet after we assess WhA damage Three Mile Island WFUM spo. peepi. who fled the area we've taken every precaution andparpem that this may have had on the may have occurred.' inla. tin to trii. don, U4IMUI (re&.tio,) leeks." of Alabama Power's Plant Finley t, ig.t sconomny 01 PennsylvanIa, Influrnbiigh had a word of a despite continalag leaks of of The Nuclear Regulatory near Dothan. Ala., and atj'lant Thomuwi, ur agricultural econo- warning for nuclear athocas, Co broadly, consequipig 01 this sysig will diatlng o ak ,ppled i Mile '.'-'d nwhtlmi. mrntiiion conducted teds at Hatch near Bailey, Ga. told ripener. Tuesday nit: he," Theenllwj said, ,In that, my. including the operators of the th e Crystal River Plant th t seers now faced "i sews this i,ea At the same time, the Georgia Is well seed the help of yy "RIØ now I col tell you cripplid Three Ml Wand Florida TUesday, built by B&W Public Service Commission ustorsdeesaratggn b,t$w.Itkwegcuih,ld to AminIc.. __ __ wlheectsare.ThgsIs an reac ndftstwijzit,as on and owned by Florida Power del the reenter from =6 01 1111"IL ayedareqUad by a4f1j degrees roomnatile epüden that lbs "When you folks are ii gono unprecedented event with re- Three MIII hlimd, which was Corp., and the Oconee Nuclear "Wi have to heave S Fabranbnt to ii, the lii a preepsets for a edadrophic 'well in ,inp group to appoint a specfaj vada $PttOtheInipsctInaUthr.e ibid down for refueling es t of ellof," said pink and to evad have 'ewsuit" Station near Seneca, S.C., citIzens Committee to ini1t iiI IIWSI nIIM Ge!. Idi TOU1hUr. Still, Tbonibrgh advised drvgiig to deal with f,,&itvl of these ans. ft moms we week biA Is awaiting a goajiesci owned by Duke Power Co. and vedJgae nuclear pla* opine-to rdm to service. NA with B&W "4mot U008 and safety in Um pris VIthSat further de. pnsad wem. d prwhool ______ t, 'Anyone who wants to lires other nuclear p'azda built The group, Ofti Mate. ibseltiss kept tad cldidr.. to stay ad 01 lbs ares ___ ___ __ ___ Ap resume or expand Ruclear by B&W In other prts of the Nuclear eesCiW' - on a dony i g 55W T91i Itiki. wilki. See t. of the ,g . T tm In this state l"t101' lOtS 11w or r. Theriburj Idl ed tO in j protest mar _____ ______________________________ hesa pretty heavy burden of Onduct the sa the g —-t t. fety Chicks. '— to Atlanta and Athens, proof (abeid lbs solely 01 theIr And In A'"ta the Southern ___ or M ft wsaidnol*jn- bsnocy. lold kssthe 1 gevemer ales teak a Ard'I1s(1,ik.,,,,,,,,.4A Meteceps .................$1 prOpOisdopsratlas),"he. CO., parent firm for four powsrpIita led to all o"Jur l'mgladwedlde'tbsvsto lm Maiue,y C- Seitadve leek to the fM .................a •li.l ...................IA taatitadtbsgavomeraddto.lieIeyteommtbs - wiii 5oft ctick were he — he sees ...'.,.'.'........u - ri .................s satyimpecuoesor Sosdhsrn*lhhIes,saldaipadal __ eerviswonNBC's1Idey" 10 II ............ "• ' s" W ' ..... I dared rnaduu1'psu,rpihs prOcees dkw. add Tuesday he hep.d to P'atZ wwthst.k01ojwith Crd.....' Crystal River, antI-nuclear S Sputa .....................7A In four 84IWWtenI Mites two 01*. nuclear plaits in groupa groups urged F1qnId .11111011111111111111111110 wow adwswd 11b IA Tdodda p1u—' p 1 es a eon. this PeyIvaala to *A ilbwn to ......, a With., ......,,.. ........ g*, BIbockandWjIcoz—tbssanle Southern said a tab force 01 F"W RIver facility. iva, Pa. _________ OFINaS 1V111110 I En inseirs sI "•. _ . "Texas" and "Penny Serenade." - 7J' ___ _ PALM DESERT, Calif. (UPI) — Edgar Buchanan, one of the test known character actors in movies and television, died early today at Eisenhower Medical Center where he underwent brain today, when the major league baseball season surgery two months ago. starts. There will also be fill-In umpires. NEA Buchanan, 76, was bed known in recent years for his role as the resident sports expert Murry Olderman takes a garrulous Unde Joe in the TV series, "Petticoat Junction." fie close look at season openers of today and yesteryear also appeared In "Cade's County" and In more than 80 feature Page 7i% on Pag films, Including "Shane," "McClintock," "Donovan's Reef," , ____ - byT. K. Ryan This MW. NMINGr CALM TODAY'S THE DAY 'A Coffective Sigh Of Relief NWO _______ 0016CAN 76 Chance for advancement in the and Mrs. Walker has been Playticluse. it was in his eleventh play that he was sm by a TWO of the four worW in the with W rrimpiq ofUn court would start AminC up. in the probate department," she said, replaced. She decided to resign. Coluinbis Studios talent scout. juveallis divialm of dw dark's system CWW for in AftiC19 V cOurb= OW decided I would start showing up' adding she has worked for That's her problem," he said. He once said,I The only time I'm happy Is when I'm in front 0111 office Ow of the 1196 Cciistittdlon iii resign," she said. Beckwl th for the past five Beckwith sa came ra hamming it up." charge 01 the probate, mad&5 ye ago — said the workload Vicky Brown, who had saI adding at that Pointshe years. id his office Is operating aatIsfactoy in Buchanan was summoned to Columbia and cast for the role 01 health, Jnlls all mia1e got too heavy. worked in the juvenile division lgnet "He asked me to train a Its departments. He declin license divisions for six yews. ed Judge Bogardus in the movie "Arizona." "Wilth On growth of the of Bedwith's office for ft past MM Brown said Mrs. Ruill, woman VM was to be my further comment. This launIched a career that Continued until his cleallb, JANE CALL Cited comparable Increases in nIne years as clerk of the theughtitthoigdbedone," un. cowdy judge's court — adil Walker said. ______ 1'REATS ME LIKE A 5l 5TE' ____ HISUNCL.E' ' At From the probate depart- who are staying here, working following year Edgar and Mildred Buchanan were graduated. - UTVO ' D ______ MARY . ___ ead - B V FROM ' - .,. S Doctors operated on him Jan. 29 to relieve pressure on his brain caused by fluids. He underwent a similar operation three years earlier, His death was announced by his son, Edgar Jr., who said • funeral arrangements were Incomplete. Buchanan also is survived by his wife, Mildred. The younger Buchanan said his father died at 5 a.m. uc an ll ch By DONNA 1T8 moved with his family to the mountainous back country of Oregon Beckwft h, m eanwhile, Us offlin has ads*lde said county and the caseload which 4¼ years, said additional help King, who was HeInUllbNWrAw supervisor," Mrs. Brady said. in 1910 where he lived an outdoor life of hunting and fishing. staff his mushroolmed and bmw was not hired em timuo ft juvenile division for the pat 2% Beckwith noted, however: Four employea in um Oaks am is hoftning "usual so Buchanan Attended dental school at the Insistence of his dentistheavy, it got to the point Caseload in the juva& divisloni years, also resigned because o "With 80 persons working In my father but developed an Interest In acting and theater. He won a d Qurk of the QCUIt CoUrt without the four. Arthur IL Beckwith Jr. he" Liob %Ikerii wbo had been where we needed more em. Increased by 2,000 cases, the increased workload. Mrs. office, we always have some two-year scholarship in dramatics to Yale University but his PIOYON to 11"s the workload. "Becklift broughIt anotheIr girl Brown could not be rewhed for openings. I rwigii,d over the pad several empioysd In the courthesee for I was not able to convince would rather talk of father persuaded him to finish dental school. Beck. In forms to train and I wuto be comment, the 96 percent of the employees to In 1P26, Buchanan met and married a classmate and the thspadl7ysars—twoyearsas withtogs ____ hnp1fees her aadstant," Mrs. Brown Increased ULP LIKE ! No W0NR PIlE - IS PflN' YOU, JPYug CANDLE! MM? Uncle Joe ' ': Clerk Of Circuit Court 's Office by Stan L and John Romita .111A THE KINP U'RE MUCH I'M SLAP PETER proposal when the meeting began. - make matters worse. ducers to hold back beef. But he told two House He said a subsequent surge in Agriculture subcommittees supplies when controls were 1' that the Council on Wage and removed contributed to a break Price Stability can act to in prices In 1974 and low prices ' ', monitor price increases by the which continued for the next middleman and pressure three years. Producers then S government officials to buy less sold cattle and did not rebuild beef. herds. While all Items In the ConThe situation will correct mimer Price Index except food Itself as higher beef prices rose at a 10.3 percent annual encourage more livestock pro; -" rate In the three months duction "provided there is no . through February, food con- attempt to Impose limits," surned at home went up 19.5 Kahn said. percent, Kahn said. Government food policies in Retail beef prices have gone the past two years — Idling up at a rate of 72 percent, pork acreage, building a grain at 22 percent and poultry at 24 reserve and higher sugar prices percent, he said, but those rates — contributed to food Inflation, are exIncted to taper off in Kahn said, but an argument can coming months, be made for government InThe Agriculture Department terventlon to curb wide price predicts that overall retail food fluctuations. prices will rise 8 to 10 percent He said the government can: this year and that Choice grade —Monitor middleman costs, beef will rise 20 percent. particularly because of a "For the mot part, it must be surprising 3 percent increase in emphasized," Kahn said, "this the farm to retail spread since recent, terribly painful In- October. Attention has been crease in food prices has been directed to poultry processing, the result of competitive meat packing, soft drinks, market forces, interference canned soup, beef, . ..., - . _______ ________________________________ . Ocala Sen. Kenneth MacKay asked Barren and other foes rejected the Equal Rights Amendment 12-4 today, but a they were afraid of and said they are "doing a positive disservice Parliamentary move by the mumn's 401118or kept It &live for at to Florldn's system of government if the full Senate is WMWS to least one more day. ratify the amendment and they're keeping It from getting the Pea"51P4 the amendment was certain to be kWsd In committee, chance. , Gordon Barren said s sees cs shows the full_____ th. majority 'nde vssdd r.)sut so he could move for rsconaldsration. the Plan. Senate President Phil Leils, D.Wad Palm Beach, said The muhtlmlllionalre Miami Bead bankerhad expected the he figures the Senate Is stacked 21-1* It. reconsideration move would gfve him anotl*r week to to get It Is only the second time the Senate Rules Committee the amendment to the floor. But Rules Q*frm Dempsey defeated the amendment. The full Senate has rejected It three Barron, D-Panams City, leader of anti-ERA forces anticipated times. Gordon's strategy and scheduled a special rules meeting for The hearing room was packed with women wearing "Stop Thursday to take It up for another vote. ERA" and "ERA Yes" buttons, and many who could not get It Gordon based on sex, Is probably dead. But he also contended the vote on Security was tight and the room so crowded that one reporter the floor m have been at lead 220 or opponents would not was refused alssion by guards when he was not able to produce have been afraid to let it out. Press Credentials. Neither the Legislature nor the press issues While a" vote would have defeated the amendment, it would Credentials and they are normally not required. have given supporters a chance to sway only one senator to Gordon had predicted the committee vote at04 1agaInd his change his mind. You hold: helpful. by lob Thavs ¶14! ?ROuIge I, North-South pairs reached the sp4de game. =am wassirlowisinii i I 0 K.1111111734 VQ2 exercise a lot of stick-to-It' 111 111111L IQ Opening lead. OK TAURUS (April 20-May J) iveness. Don't give up the • A _____________________ There is a problem brewing too quickly. You open one spade and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. today among friends with rebid two spades over your whom you mix socially that 19) Consider a hasty exit If you By Oswald Jacoby partner's two hearts. might put you on the defensive, run into Individuals who have and Alas Sontag He continues to three However, one you'd least ex- narrow outlooks and begin to clubs. A Texas reader wants pact to do so will prove to know what we do now. rub you the wrong way. It's Yesterday we saw dedater refuse three finesses We make the simple bid of GEMV41(May 21-June 21) Do better than sounding off. because he didn't want to four clubs. We have no Interyour bed do quickly resolve AQUARIUS (Jan. 20' Feb* 9) risk giving the defenders a est in three notrump and any problem that may arise at Just because someone Is a chance to ruff something. intend to pass if partner's home todsy,or you may have to friend doesn't mean you have to In today's hand, South Is next bid Is four hearts. fue a eMy atmosphere for a lend them sclimething you know looking at two finessm but NIEWSPAPPIA ENTk.RPRISF ASSN. Urns. they may never return. Politely l'efuses both of them for the (Do you have a question for simple reason that he CANCER (June 21-July 23) If say, "No." the experts? Write "Ask the doesn't need th em. you we too set on your own PISCES *March 20) ideas today you'll fail to hear To gain the cooperation 01 per. individual questions will rounds of diamonds. South be answered it accompanied the sairdlou of another who others today you may first have ruffs the third and is ready by stamped. self-addressed Is trying to help you — and who to listen to their plans and he for operation contract. envelopes . The most Interestbows how to. willing to give themi a try. It He Is looking at that good ing questions will be used in club suit In dummy and am LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) Be they fall, they'll try it your thathscanaffordtoloseone this column and will receive extra prudent in mangern of way. copies oIJACOBY MODERN.) ____________________ .' about 60 percent of the i. SPIDER-MAN HI' The play was really dcmentary, but the bidding worthy of note. The hand was played in a fairly strong duplicate game and only 3• PUS I'i.0 __ _________________ _________________ queen, but South is sure of the rest of the tricks, soum AKJ iiii IV A Q • 94 4 A 7 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South 2• - South simply leads another trump. West takes his WASHINGTON (UP!) — with which could only make White House inflation-fighter matters worse." Alfred Kahn said today market He blamed a current beet -. ' forces are responsible for shortage on a 1973 price freeze ' double-digit food price Inflation accompanied by high feed grain V TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — The Senate Rules Committee but this time It doesn't, so • 65 V J 1092 .... S S ive I trump trick and, furthermore, that once trumps are out, he is home with the bacon. So South promptly plays ace and king of trumps. Sometimes the queen drops, for esCh to Astro-Graph Letter. share )our day. Relax. An West North East South Get yours by mailing $1 for unexpected call is on its way. each to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box SAGI'FrARIUS (Nov. 23'Dec I _______________ ____________________ unexpectedly develop this width YOU have CiOt*Tol. Be WT 'ZI Gordon KeeDs It WIN AT BRIDGE YOURBIRTHDAY April 4, 1*79 Marketing 40 Blamed For Hig is her Prices -'S.. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL For Wednesday, April 4, 1979 Evening Her Herald,—(USPS 48-280)—Price 15 Cents. Lamb y 53 — —— pril 4 197Sanford FlorIda 32771 personcandotoavold this or ou probably know, some hysterectomy with her sex people, when they get older. organs being removed? 22 23 develop little brown spots or DEAR READER — It may ' ' —— - - freckling and loss of pigment in 24 25 depend on with whom she Is 26 27 28 29 other areas c the din. having sex. That's not a totally — represents a change in 32 function of the pigment cells facetious answer. 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A -------- __________ ------ --. - • _ E' 3OTwP 2l '5Gj EC 3$ TwO 21 556 3* ------.----. .......... ---...-._ -..--__._____._....__.. ._....__ - -----.-- .--------.-_.._.. ----------.-......._ -----......_.._ a , •--.---.-.-..-_ U ..._._.__._..__ _____ ---..-... ' --------.w.._.-._. • I, 1 -i2 - Crash Kills DeLand Woman Steady rains in the Sanford area as well as tlroughotfl the state may have contributed to the accidental death of an elderly DeLand woman, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. The woman was killed pavement, spun around three times and crashed into the pole on the south side of the road. Rescue workers from the Seminole County Fire and Rescue Squad worked for more than 30 minutes before freeing Mrs. Collier, the and her husband injured Tuesday night when the car they were traveling in spun out of control and smashed into light pole on U.S. Highway 17-92, about 24 miles north of Sanford near the entrance to the Central Florida Zoological Highway Patrol said. Philip Collier, 80, received a concussion and Park. Sanford Port Authority crash, the Highway Patrol said. The Highway Patrol said Mrs. Collier's age has not been determined. A spokesman Troopers investigating stretch of pavement where the accident occurred had substantial amounts of standing water -and may have contributed to the driver's loss of control. Patrol said Mice Collier mixed blessings to Sanford and county firefighters. Mike Roush, a Seminole County firefighter, said the rain would cut down on the numerous brush fires which have been occurring at Seminole Memorial Hospltal in Sanford after she was pulled from the wreckage of the car her husband, Phillip, was driving at the time of the accident. The Highway in the open fields of the county, but he said a rain after a drought tends to increase the hazards to Patrol said the car was traveling eastbound on 1792 when the driver lost control on the rain-slicked motorists. "What happens after we get a rain following a drought Is that the water tends to bring out the tar and oils on the roads. Until we've had a couple of days of rain, the oil remains on the road and gets very slick, making driving hazardous," he said. Sanford Fire Chief George M. Harriett said he welcomed the rain and believes it should cut down on the grass fires his IT Herald 84.11 WrIter At age 10 Eddie Korgan, 2405 Orange Ave., SardOrd, shows the quickness of hands, the steady concentration and the speed and strength needed to be a good catcher. Indeed. Eddie has played every inning of every game for his Ftagship Bank team, now In first place In the Little American League. Through six games he has pounded out seven hits in 16 times at bat for a blistering AN average. What makes Eddie different from other aspiring baseball playm in thMhegivesthecredit for his athjet1c ability not to the babe week he pursues his other passion - billet. "1 got my coordination from dancing. That's what has made use a good athlete," said the blonde-haired youth. For four years Eddie has been taking lesions at the School of Dam Arts in Sanford. He said his life's ainl4lon is to become a singer and a dancer. Eddie wknhts that taking ballet 1i is not always ws- - The Catcher Polk said he' will be meeting with the county commIssIon munications center, records and photocopying machine and other items will total $104,473. The cost per square foot of office space will average $2., for the first year, Etchberger said, much less than the $4.75 to $5.25 average cost per square foot of renting office space in the area. The second year coot including rental, maintenance and utilities will average $2.80 per square foot, he said, while third year costs will average $3.17 per square toot and fourth year costs $3.43 p.r sqair, loot. fair condition by it hospital attorneys predict the trial may spokesman suffering multiple conclude either late Friday or Circuit Judge It happened about 8 am. on a head, neck and chest injuries. Monday. for facial Clarence T. Johnson is SOIl treated Monday. A DeBary 1mm and his His four-year-son were traveling in cuts and released from the presiding. ZeButh is contending he wa s a pickup truck when it stalled at hospital. Almost a year and a f permanently injured from the a railroad crossing in the path later, ZeButh's suit has reached collision and is suing for of an approaching train, Foster ZeButh, then 29, court against the Seaboard damages. Although the incident ocInanaged to shove his son, Paul, Coastline' Railroad Company through a window of the truck and Auto-Train Corporation. lie curred in Volusia County, the before the Auto-train made is suing both firms for damages trial is being held in Seminole County b!'cause the Florida impact. The collision occurred he suffered in the collision. office of Auto-Train as Footer hilllself was jumping Now in its third day at the corporate Corporation is located in from his truck, he says. The SCII.inole County Courthouse, Sanford. date is Oct. 17, 1977. The auto-train pickup truck collision occurred at It grade crossing on Barwick Road, just -_ west of U.S. 17.92 and north of the St. Johns River Bridge in Around The Clock ..........4-A Dr. Lamb ..... .............2-B Volusla County. Bridge ........... ......... 2-B Horoscope ................. ZeButh and his son were Calendar ... ............ . 5.A Hospital ...................2-A transported Comics .................... 2-B OURSELVES .............. to Seminole 1.8 Memorial Hospital in Sanford Crossword .................z-a Sports.. .... s-l.A by Beacon Ambulance at- Editorial.... ...... . ... . ....4-A Television 8-B tendants. ZeButh was listed in Dear Abby .................1-B Weather ......... .... . .... 2-A - By GEOFFREY POUNDS Eddie Korgan In addition after the June 1 move, Polk said he will no longer need to lease the five to six offices currently used by his departlnent at the Sanford Masonic Building or Building I at the Sanford Airport. "Everything will be consolidated wider one roof except the new jail at Five Points," Polk said. "I'm tr)ing to gaze into my crystal ball and believe rather than tearing all the cells out at the old jail," Polk said, "one cell block of 18 should be kept intact." "After we IIIOVC into the new building and see how we are going along, we'll be able to tell better how many of the old cells should remain," Polk said."If we can hold 18 in reserve it will save taxpayer money in the long run," he said. Of the IIIOS'e itself, the sheriff said specialists will be moving computers, photo-copying machines, the cohllIIIunications center and the records machinery. The remainder of the IflUVI2 will be accomplished by sheriff's department personnel on a weekend near June 1, Polk said. To clay Firefighters work to free trapped woman. -Jwes * ftft Prei,c Avuuijs I the p.m. Tuesday. Today's rain brought The Florida Highway Iflullications center. justify the needs of his .epartment for the space in the top two floors of Building 310. Meanwhile, Jeff Etchberger, director of the county's Offi'e of Management, Analysis and Evaluation said rental costs of the facility for the remainder of this fiscal year are $10,000 plus costs of carpeting and general renovations, installation of an elevator. Air conditioning and necessary repairs will cost about $52,096 for the remainder of this fiscal year ending Sept. 30. He said reduced rental the first year will offset 80 percent or more of the renovations or repair work. Costs for the first year including operation of utilities, maintenance, custodial at $26,877, plus moving telephones, comspace committee to By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer said more than 1.2 inches of rain fell in the 244ow period ending at 8a.m. this morning. However, the spokesman said the majority of the rain, more than .9 percent, fell since 4 the accident noted the was dead on arrival for - Train-Truck Crash Civil Trial Underway lacerations from the Why waste time and energy running all over town looking for that new job, or Apartment, or antique chair ... cr whatever it Is that you're looking for? Now you can stop looking and start cooking in the Classified! You'll find pages Of listings for selling, renting ... Just about anything and everything wider the sun, and the price Is rlit because you eliminate the middlema& Classified Ads are p'ace for all sorts of merchandise and services., plus they're an Inexpensive way for you to advertise anything you have to sell! Turn those "don't wants" Into cash, and cash moo the bargains galore! Jump riit in and check out our QauIfled listings rinow. I Herald Photos by Tern Vincent Rain Said Possible Accident Cause gn" ' T$U* Rescue workers provide aid to DeLand woman while still in the car Call 3224611 nb ---- o?,, ___.. Take aF1 se r L"1194041 Ue Classified Is the Beg Place for Values and the Best Value Around! Seminole County Sheriff John offices and communications center will be consolidated under one roof beginning June 1 for the first tune in many years. The consolidation was approved unanimously by the board of county conunissioners as the final action in a lengthy meeting that extended past I a.m. today. The commissioners, On the advice and rccollunendatjon of the sheriff, voted to lease Building 310 at the Sanford Airport and authorized Colnmission Chairman Bob French to execute a lease agreement previously negotiated with the airport authcrity effective June I for a period of two years with two-year renewable options up to 20 years. The lease costs were set for the first four years with lease costs thereafter negotiable. The building contains 41,000 square feet of space. Polk wants to use the second and third floor of the facility and part of the first floor. Some 4,000 square feet in Building 310 would be used for other county functions if Polk's recoininendations are approved. The move will free-up, for Other county purposes, 10,546 square feet of space at the old Polk's administrative jail only an 18-cell block will remain for housing of prisoners --and a 350 square feet office in the courthouse currently housing the sheriff's corn- call the activity "sissy." "It's not just the other kids his age, It's the parents as well," says Eddie's father, Edward Korgan Sr. "They go to the studio to plck up their daughters and at Eddie and wonder why a boy would be diüg that. "I'm really proud Eddie has the aecilty and the good sense not department has been battling, lie said Ui the past two weeks then' have been four such fires and said the potential for others was See RAINS. Page 2A • ..... Ill To Ballet to be bothered by the pressure." Eddie himself Is somewhat more blunt in reacting to criticism from those who feel ballet is not a manly pursuit. He says he "would pop anyone" who called him a sissy. "I think some of the other kids are jealous. Maybe they'd like to be doing what I am but are afraid to try," he said. His spunk is encouraging to his teachers at the studio. Valerie Weld said the male dancers in her classes who succeed in dance are usually the tougher, more athletic types. "Often it's the ones who can put up a good scrap on the playground that make the best dancers," she said. "Ballet is an extremely athletic activity, a man has to be strong and he also has tobethe type that can't beintinddatedif he's going tobe able to dick with It." There are only three other males taking ballet lessons at the studio. Mrs. Weld said the boys who continue for more than two years usually get serious about the art. It is convincing them to get darted that is the real hurdle, she said. In that area, Eddie W been a good role model, she said. "Eddie has a real good influence on the boys In the audience during a recital," she said. 'Particularly the ones yowlier than himself. They see what be does and they make up their own minds to try it." Eddie sa d he saw an ad ma newsp@W for the dance studio and See CIIE1JIT, Page 2* Eddie Korgan - The Dancer .' ..... �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Wednesday April 25, 1979 Credit Ballet For His Baseball Skills WORLD (Continued From Page IA) tough choice," he concedes. Miriam Wright, Eddie's other dance instructor, Is miffed by the sissy image some attach to ballet. It's an attitude she said prevails among those who have never seen ballet performed. "The girls certainly respect him because they know how hard he works at it," she said. "The difference between performing on the dance floor and performing on the football field in terms of what it takes in decided he'd like to try it. He began with tap dancing, then jazz and now ballet. IN BRIEF "I tried it once and I liked it," he said, But the dual roles of baseball and ballet can be taxing, he admits. On some days he has to make a choice between his spikes and his slippers. "When I have to choose, I'll go to my dance lessons, but it's a President Says U.S. Can Verify SALT Terms NEW YORK (UP!) — President Carter pledged today that4he United States has the technology to detect any Soviet cheating on a proposed strategic arms limitation treaty, and warned rejection of SALT II could Imperil the world. "The Issue Is whether we will move ahead or resume a relentless arm competition," he said. "That Is the choice we face — between an imperfect world with SALT II and an Imperfect, and dangerous, world without it." He also warned that failure to approve the arms agreement could provide the Russians with a strategic advantage in the future, lead to an all-out arms race, and encourage a return to the cold war. Bombing In Rhodesia Kills 1 SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) — A bomb exploded In a shopping center near the heart of Salisbury today, killing one black and injuring another, a military spokesman said. Early details were sketchy, but the spokesman and witnesses said the bomb went off than alley adjoining the shopping area used mainly by blacks. The blast was the first outburst of major urban violence In the capital since bishop Abel Muzorewa Monday comfortably swept the voting to become Rhodeslas first black prime minister-designate. NATK)N INBRIEF strength and athletic ability is very slim. The difference Is that you have to look good while you're dancing," she saul. She said Eddie looks good on the dance floor, but that his futute will depend on his own drive and how hard he is willing to apply his potential. Eddie's father said he has been told by other parents that If his son continues to excel behind the plate, he will also be a top choice for the all-star team in a year or so. TALLAHASSEE, Flu, (UP!) — Eighteen-year-olds can vote, marry and sign contracts so they ought to be able to drink, say opponents of a move to raise the legal drinking age to 20. The first round of the fight was Tuesday In a House subcommittee. The opponents won on a 3-2 vote even though most of those testifying on the bill during a twohow hearing were for it. The Israeli artillery respond- Lebanon. station at Uznm Hashiba in the "to keep the terrorists in a bombing Palestinian guerrtha Palestinian gunners in south- ed Immediately to the em Lebanon slammed rockets Palestinian fire, but the Israeli warplanes overflew Sinai, middle-level Egyptian constant state of alert by havens. Israeli gunbo4ts Lebanese capital today, the and Israeli officials called a making every installation a repeatedly pounded the shqre into northern Israel today and military command said the the meeting today to exchange the potential target right around and long-range artillery bit Israeli artillery quickly re- possibility of a more intense Voice of Palestine radio said, instruments of ratification of the clock." targets ranging 10 miles noCth turned fire in the fourth day of Israeli retaliation could not be "and our ground anti-aircraft the Egyptian-Israeli peace of the border, sending Lebandse batteries chased them escalating warfare along the ruled out. away." treaty. Israel previously retaliated civilians streaming north for frontier. Palestinian officials in Beirut Despite the growing Violence . for each guerrilla strike in a tit- safety. The Israeli military said the The rocket salvoes bombard- said at least 4 people were along the Leba for-tat fashion, sometimes nese border, ed the upper and western killed and 40 others wounded in Israeli Defense Minister Ezer Israeli attacks reflected a new letting weeks lapse between A resident of Tyre, about 14 Galilee regions that included today's Israeli artillery attacks Weizman was due in Cairo policy oforgan openizations. warfare against hits, but now seek to attack the miles north of the Israeli the to wn of Kiryat Shemona, on coastal Palestinian camps. today to work out guidelin uerrilla es for g Palestinians "whenever and border, called the attacks slightly wounding one person, The Palestinians were appar- the forthcoming 'talks on The policy, outlined to Israeli wherever needed," Tuesday "the worst thing thaI's the military command said. ently retaliating for the air and Isrdel's withdrawal from the military correspondents in a 'happened since the invasibn The town was hit previously naval bombardments of Sinai. briefing Israeli warplanes ranged last March. The streets are froni w hi ch th e foreign April 11. guerrilla positions In southern At the U.S. early-warning press was excluded, is designed over wide areas of Lebanon, completely empty." 1 1 1 1 1L -.-- •".•.--.' . ------------------------------------- 13/5)34 WASHINGTON (UPI) — Marveila Bayh, who battled cancer In private and public for more than eight years, died Tuesday at the National Institutes of Health . She was 46. Her husband, Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., was at her side when death came Tuesday afternoon. He had kept an around-the-clock vigil for the past 10 days. Plan Loses Despite Murder TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — A House subcommittee, cautioning against an overreaction to the death of agriculture inspector Austin Gay, rejected a $1.0 million request to beef up the agricultural inspection staff. The House Appropriations Subcommittee defeated the plan Tuesday which was intended to protect Florida's agriculture inspectors from drug smugglers. The proposal faIled 44. 111I low. me thru 4-2849. .Rain, Winds Batter State By United Press International (Cp".rd Frees Page IA) Increasing each day as the grw got drier, Meanwhile, heavy rain lashwindsop by win to 50 miles an hour raked south Florida flooding streetL tangling rush-hour traffic and daing some schools. No inurios or deaths from that area had been blamed on the unusual April storm by mid. morning, and there were no reports of serious property damage, Rain covered most of Florida at daybreak, but the heaviest was concetrated in the southern third of the state as thunderstorms swept out of the Florida Keys at 30 miles per hour. The National Weather Service Issued nuineroua severe weather warning, throughout the morning and special marine warnings were In effect, roads Impassable In County police said there were numerous reports of minor accidents throughout the Miami area and 4eus at traffic ami, 16" my oft r• Dade c—'b stalled cars "That's probably the biggest problem. There are stalled cars everywhere," said spokesman Lonnie Lawrence. "My car stalled in the middle of the street and I'm standing ankle deep in water," reported one Fort Lauderdale motorist from a telephone booth. "What a mess. Send a rowboat." The rain began Tuesday morning and was expected to begin to let op late this afternoon, The rain was a welcome relief, however, In parched area of Florida where firefighters have been busy fighting brush and swamp fires. were Dade, OSCILLATING PAN 1 3 push button speeds. All •• •1ti• atst REG.- 47.88 aim No. I GALAXY BAI-B.QUE WhIR KITrLI FAMOUS 22W' S$T.C.SSISI,'' whole amfty's meelt REG. 59.95 to 40*70 Dial controls spray; full, partial, left or right. :::: ,, WYLIW$ - ,.•4, • ,,,,•, REG. 8.99 -) Pod. makes of. 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"What we did was take the existing written test and package It in such a way that it could be presented In a visual form," said Dr. Paul Eggen, one of the University of North Florida professors who developed the test. - 2/ / — Police early today combed a dark Ghnbel's department More at Herald Square for clues to burglars who took possibly as much as $1 million In diamond, and jewelry after dosing hours Tuesday. An inventory was under way to determine the exact amount of diamonds and gold Jewelry taken from at least one safe in the store's fifth floor jewelry department. NEW YORK (UPI) DRINK MIX dwhe EATHER W $1 Million Jewelry Theft COUPON WALGREEN differences over "windfall profits," government and oil industry spokesmen agree on one thing Americans either will drive less this summer or shiver more when the snow flies. 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SANFORD HOMESTEAD AIR FORCE IMSE, (Fla.) (UP!) — Senior NATO defense officials, agreed that the alliance should move quickly to match new Soviet weapons, are now bucking the Issue back to their governments in hopes of avoiding the kinds of political problems that scuttled the net*nm bomb last year. NATO's Nuclear Plaiming Group, including defer.e ministers from six alliance nations, concluded Tuesday there are good military reasons for introducing both endn missile, and other types of Improved tactical nuclear arms in Europe. 3224196 LEROY& PAT TAYLOR MASS a .ti _ -. : t for forb" SW Leaks Prompt KAR FJ:'0060, NZ LATEX 1 WASIUNGTON (UP!) An employee of the Suprem e Court print shop has been removed by Qdef Justice Warren Burger, apparently to pl ug a leak in the high court's Intet-nal security. - S , Looks like a satin-flat, yet cleans ,j like a gloss enaeli m Scrubbie. For i walls, ceiling, woodwork. EZ • - I . INXIM !I141JffiL4T n secrecy N'4IJL ' reported in advance the A come of two high court rulings. "I am quite sure my phone is . !" 7ftJLc J1 ________ °z I ----- 4 _____ ' ' ys JusUce ,clo Department log indicates on April 19, two da _k' •..•-.-, ' 0 FLAT .., • WAU FINISH . TRAS} BAGS Hhhngänterio, fin. ish for all Interior walls ,.J and ceilings. Dries fast; soapy-water cleanup. A j aa tainers a Sturclyhaqs hok! up to 35 lbs v,nh With twist ties TV 192 ,,q I //. TEST ) t COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER ••. 0 Features Thred.Lok' seal rotatable control valve:i adjustable noule. 1'/ gals., 61511.3 gals.. 613011. • 4*99' He 1ps develop .1 thick lawn by a qradu,ii r i.l,as of nitrojeii Covers üçj , - ,,,) 18988 £ discuss top order,n =tt= upcoming Law Day activities. On April 16, O'Brien predict- 0 , o W Sq it 2548 _ • ed the result of the court's ruling In a cue Involving a libel MR against CBS News Inc. and Its program "60 MInutes." The RR Dw • • I -. • :.. '' .. •' L parole procedure. ''• 'That opinion has not guy hall been of any usislarlice C) 20 LBS. LAWN FOOD after thefirst Leak, -n General Griffin Bell placed a call to Burger. A department spokesman said they did not yet been released by the court. O'Brien had no comment on the aoirceof his infonrnation. "U you are aft melfthjs ) LATEX - ! i4... -_F1, , ••' course prisoner 6.9i. I , t oot~&~b his home, Turd refused to elaborate on the details. When asked If he dill had a job with the pr nting office he replied, Of O'Brien reported a second decision April 17, involving u h With h iii TVØ . - being tapped," said John A. Tucci, the man suggested by souyces u= red. "M a Contacted UPI Ida, senierally in accord with W report. i • White, 6 Cola,, - tiLCT '23 reporter ThflO'Bz-iefl—inM rare breach The to 60 lbs (I '' W ' ist ii (S ' N sell fit lies. - reassjed ABC-TV : &LEAFBAGSN ) Durjliit' v.11(1 'Ind \ pl.istsc bags ilI iiotc up get ataitid. lU ' I n r 04915-Pac k • have refused to confirm the incident was firing. But sources indicated the individual in questionwas Government Printing Office employee who aenti), w at we ICA ($~Z) •:Ia nd ism'stis and t(1, Os t hese values can help vo. f },,,_,J hardware Bolf. cheat with as. lionel chilihiyisp power. — " • HARDWARE STORES GAL. 909 Court officials o vflaeVttk'ae) ENAMEL ' ATEX 4 .k IFIAT ENAMELI J, 1 teit Milt: HAT --. ' j, W : 0 AA U.77 27-CAL GARBAGE CAN Blow-molded. Not atfected by temperature extremes. GN 727 7L 4dIMc•iI 263 3 • I . '' • New g •• CHIE., F cushion-grip -. AWN ' TM on 4 ndlel +119 Assembled u... ji PAD 5 9-in a PAINTER KIT ' ..." pad with meteri'r. paint tray for application - even paint . 3 .iii.ii'i. I be named, 01Plow xwpdn Who a" if ShINS Carla Harps girl, Of$CNAIU 051 Conrad kwrly Lablt Dsbra Mor an Am..y Placido Julie Taw Maths WJiIt Llnft ks$s and baby boy miens K. Miller ow baby girl mifty C..msey, Casseibirry Aunfo Crandall, 0s$ay Tammy tll. Osens $.) aaday, AWN 30, ippp-.vat. 71, Na 113 11'iIsl OsNy so$e.S. .er* $s*rday by Tie $safos4 Nir 11111611.1111110 N. PoemS Ass.. $aN.& Pli 1171. III CNN flatigu Paid at S1, PNitleSInl SuIy WoeS. 15"w; & U.g I MisiSi. $1s.Ng Year, III Sn MsN WoeS. N CNN: jul15 Sul, S MOML *15, Veer. FREE SPRING REFUSE CLEANUP liii am roqued", Unit men UK it ___ SILL YOUR I c The Winter Springs Public Works Department will be conducting a City Wide Chin-Up beglnnnnlng April 30 through May 4 at no cost to the property owner. The .Cfty will pick up anything that the refuse company will not normally pick up. Place Items the normal pick-up point. Call Public Works Department 327.1800, at DoYOU WANT TO N1 SILL NISi WHY Don WI.,, TOSITNIRI Rum REALTOR. ASSOCIATE S STENSTROM WIlY —WIlO M2429 or 3031631 1301 PARK Ot. MNOID LI 0m0th 9 :: dodined to E110141 M. Ayfcb *U$P1 •No Frost refused to comment on Jse*i J. Zavvko, Elmira, N.Y. James and Osifena H kelvinator Refrigerator TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) 1933 law requiring workers on or sign it. or it became law Gov. Bob Graham let a bill government construction jobs without his signature. repealing the state's controver- to be paid the "local prevailing Supporters of repeal said slal prevailing wage law take wage," which in recent years unions are secure and no longer effect at midnight without his has usually been the local union need the Depression-era statute signature, press secretary wage. to keep transient labor from Steve Hull said today. The Legislature reached final undercutting them. The law Graham had been urged by approval on the measure April fuels Inflation and costs the union leaders to veto the 12, and the governor got it four taxpayers $98 million a year in measure and had said he was days later. He had seven days higher construction costs, they thinking of doing so. Hull from receipt of the bill to veto contend. 011inion Was Wiveld two days HOSPITAL N OTES APRIL N. 11979 ADMISSIONS s4I Goveh Suns Signing Removal Oil Versus Gasoline By United Press International DRY-ROAST PEANUTS OSCILLATING LAWN SPRINKLIR '1. I i1 II iL"'•'- Fumly Size - Rain escalated the threat of serious flooding in the Mississippi Delta region and along the Minnesota-North Dakota border today. Wet weather dampened much of the rest of the nation's eastern half. The rampaging Pearl River, headed for another record crest In south Louisiana, sent residents scurrying for scarce sandbags. '~11 Kri :1 1i r'r.i'J z.i: Model power. spread power failures, Several siniiBns KEEP COOl, 111111101 Limit 4 hru April 20, )979: Without coupon 39c COUflt down or were without causing scattered but wide- 4 100 Broward and southeast Palm Beach counties and traffic lights were out In several areas either because they were blown today, : KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE /$1 / "The governor's action speaks for itself," he said. The bill tHB730, repeals a Rain Escalates Threat . ,.: 1$2.58), Assistant City Manager and Warren E. Knowles Richard Quigley said the total cost per month to the city if the In other calculations were based on 73 mission: action, the corn- - - V 11 3 '1'1 -1 al A test program which began cents would be $174.27. The total this year permits seven city cost at the current 63 cent rate —voted against the abandoning employees to receive a set fee Is $150.41, he said. and vacating of an alley bet. per month for gas to operate The commissioners voted ween Eight and Ninth streets their own cars while they are unanimously to table action on extended easterly between Bay being used for city work. The adjusting the rates. Those Avenue and Mellonville fee was originally calculated on employees now being reim- Avenue. the basis of 63 cents per gallon bursed for use of their private —rejected a request by Donald of gas. However, at the April 8 cars and their monthly allot- Faulkner of the Florida commission meeting an inquiry ments are: Bob Kelly ($24.52), Business Equipment Company was made as to what the added Bill Braceland ($18.62, Renee for a 60-day extension on a expense to the city would be if Hughes ($13.42), Gary Winn temporary trailer sign. Mrs. Birch Bayh Dead I'iii t, have delayed action on raising the monthly allowance for fuel costs to city employees using privately-owned vehicles for city work. Drinking Age Falls By United Press International Wednesday, April 25, 1979 — IA Sanford city commissioners calculations were lxtsLd on 73 ($2862), Richard Quigley cents per gallon. ($18.60), Jim Jernigan Move To Raise Warfare Escalating Along Frontier I Fuel Allowance Increase Delayed Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 20-IN RUBBERM GARDEN HOSE il ' Double rsinforced. Fle*ble in all weather. %-In. I.D. T756-6G .......1210 N-Ft T756-9G .....11.30 31/2-HP k' ROTARY .. 17.77 fl position fingertip height adjuster. Shear-pin adapter proAsa -.--- 60-209 ;cn\" 't ! W SCREWDRIVER S1 Easy-lift vertical start on Briggs & Stratton engine. 5 tects crankshaft. 7-inch easy-rolling wheels. \ ¶) Professional quality high ' torque. Cross-ground, Slotted tips; unbreak•' able handles. TS8R V . �Evening HmWd There's a lot of talk about Americans being apathetic, selfish, and pleasure seeking — the "Me Generation." These terms are certainly not ap- (USPS 411.20) )N.FRENCHAVE.,SAFORD,FLA.1 Area Code 22611or831-9993 Wednesday, April 25, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Around Need Of - 'khe federal government's five-year-old Cornprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) long ago became a favnrif p far LUI fp UILUIl1 mhi'de' members of Congress and for those who believe CETA's wasteful, proliferating programs subverted the original job training purpose of the legislation. For the most part, this criticism is richly deserved, The $1.2 billion job training program of 1974 has ballooned into today's $11.4 billion mix of quasi-welfare schemes, municipal budget supplements, and an assortment of shameless boon- - talents to their community. Christian Sharing Center, Meals on Wheels, Daily asks "Since May will fall on a Thursday, many Bread, and individual churches who supply persons will be working and hundreds of people emergency aid and food? would ask 'why does Sun-Day come on a Thur. aday?" To solve both problems he suggests we hold What would the cost to society be If It were not for a Sun-Day celebration in Florida on Sunday, May 6. These are the men, women and young people being recognized for their this week (April efforts fl-28) National Volunteer Week. A 1974 Census Bureau study determined that one out of four Americans contribute their time as volunteers donating an average of nine hours a week In every thing from church work to education to F ~_J criminal Justice rehabilitation, Another government study has estimated the value of this voluntary service at more than $34 billion Many of the vital programs on which wedepend in The Clock Seminole County would not long exist without these By JANE CASSELBERRy dedicated volunteers. How much more would -t The emphasis on job training for the hard-core unemployed was trampled In Washington's rush to inl,.t.,..... r1tflA 2_L_. . uuiuiiu tcaiit mw a social welfare Chris mas Christmas tree. In the process, CETA was also pressed into illsu1ed service as a provider of public sector jobs in an effort to relieve cyclical unemployment. CETA activities in California's San Diego city and county are a case in point. The fiscal year 1979 budget for San Diego's Regional Employment and Training Consortium, the city-county agency that administers CETA there, Is $97 million — up from a mere $8 million five years ago. But of the $97 million, only $18.5 million is allocated for actual job training. of the remaining $78.5 million, $65.5 million g for public service employment and $11 million for youth services inclüflng the summer jobs program. There is no point in blaming local officials for the skewed priorities these allocations reflect. The local autonomy envisioned in the original CETA legislation has been steadily eroded by Congress and CETA's parent agency, the Department of Labor, Late last year a Congress sobered by evidence of CETA's waste and its failure to dent the numbers of hard-core unemployed sought to restore a measure of the former emphasis on job training, Public service employment slots were cut from 725,Q( to 66,000. And eligibility for public service was tignt to benefit larger numbers of the poor and those who lack job skills. While these reforms appear promising on paper, (and men) employees were to be hired. But, Catch-22, Congress prohibited such special classifications In an effort to prevent local governments from expending through the use of CETA f unds. Thomas P. Nagle, executive director of the San Diego liegional Employment and Training Consortium, fears that CETA program participants may now be unable to find work with loc al governments. Far more discouraging is Washington's reluctaflce to channel a substantial portion of CETA's Job training funds to private employers. By any measure, MA has done a poor job of training and finding unsubsidized employment for the chçonlcally unemployed. Nationwide, CETA's success rate Is about 45 percent. Even San Diego's comparatively well-managed CETA program trains and finds employment for only 64 percent of thnse who enroll. Federally funded pilot programs in private induátry routinely achieve better results. Neverthess, Congress has yet to even f und an experimental private sector program for the San Diego area, CETA needs more than just tinkering, It requires acómplete overhaul. And, notwithstanding all the talk of reform in Washington, It is apparent that dii task is barely begun. BERRY'S WORLD lot As coordinator for the celebration In the date, he 4 hydraulic llftyalad at $4 10 was reported stolen deyfrom acos.trzt C t1ing to oh Can" *yeSwill diacovered the lift on Mardi I at the Al rtsosm's cordructlon site on di e Route 434, Longwood IA -U. ANGLE'WALTERS RONALD REAGAN Reag W ill H e J9Jj[ Be Casualty? — COLEBROOK, N. H. (NEA) — "I'm for Reagan," says one Republican housewife here. "But I don't think he can win, because of the age thing." For a politician, such "soft support" — backers who em brace serious doubts about their favorite candidate — can be a harbinger of serious trouble at the polls. Moreover, "the age thing" Is only one of several problems confronting Ronald Wilson Reagan, the former California governor who twice previously (In 1968 and 1976) 6) was an unsuccessful candidate for the Republican presidential nomination. The mat popular analysis of Reagan's age handicap has been cited so often that It already has become part of the litany of the io presidential campaign: If Reagan is elected the country's next president, he would celebrate his 70th birthday less than three weeks after being sworn Into office. If he served two full terrns, he would leave the White Noise Just before he turned 78 years Old, Related to age Is another factor, less frequently mentioned by voters but perhaps even m damaging to Reagan's chances of winning next year's Republican presidential nomination. In an era when politicians are "discovered" and then discarded at a rate almost as fast as _______ show business celebrities, Reagan Is already in danger of being perceived as "used goods" — a 'm1da%e who had two shots at the presidency — — - — y AI With the appatent success of the RhodsuIai elections, both hope and pressure will built thq Southwest Africa (Namibia) for sim_ ilar olq ternal settlement" for that Teas4nd4-bsJt' sized, mineral-rich land with Its scattered population of fewer than a ____ million persons. More than three years ago, South AIrIcs , which has had Southwest Africa tnsteeolip since the and of World War promised the various tithel and p__ olitical groupa in the vast country that free elections l___ in_ng_ta oadi independence would be hold by the and of 17L ______________ _______ ___ ____ U'Aht In early IM, United Nations Rool 1r down the basic req*dremags for Namib_ia dependence. It called for free elections ndsr U.N. supervision, release of politicai prisonera creation of a unitary data (no tribal ' . "homelands" as have been crested km 8odhY Africa), removal of racially ==1aw, and provision for Southwest the borders to return home. OP This last was designed to allow psrtIdps by S.W.A.P.O., the self-styled Southwest Africa People's Organization, a Marxist guerrilla group based In Angola and Zambia. Despite Its record i*w of terrorism, S.W.A.P.O. has enjoyed U. subsidies, offices and a daft at U. N.'Y.ea headquarters In New York. In fact, the more.oMess treats S.W.A.P.O. offic ____ iallas as thSi1 official representatives of the country. Inal Ignoring the U. N. tilt toward the Marxitq2 South Africa reached agreement (In'.bot ' I I ,, ________________________________________ . .. I ' - SCIENCE WORLD - • VON .' law .Th. U. N. (the U. - &, U L,and5 nada,'rce, Wed Gcrxnany), afi the coniititons of Ri&miloum * presidential campaign that has needed to bring off the free elections was" r started earlier than any other In modern times. agreement from S.W.A.P.O. to a cesasfire (0111 had recently assassinated , Although a host of other contenders for the GOP nomination have been regularly crlss leader who was generally agreed to be the mo ° By AL ROSSITER JR. alcoholism Is to compare children separated likely prune mini er of a newly-In4epinds m crossing this state (site of the country's first st UP! Science Editor from their parents soon after birth and raised by Namibia). presidential primary) and the rest of the nation, WASHINGTON (UPI) — Alcoholism tends to foster parents. S.W.A.P.O.'s response to the neg_id tan has maintained an unusually casual rim In families but If there is an Inherited link to A study Goodwin and his colleagues conducted Ilement has been dilatory at bed. It has 1sIUI(V? campaign the disease, a Kansas University psychiatrIst of a group of Danish adopti on cases a few years ambiguous statements and not observed The frequency of his political speeches has suggests it might be "a lack of Intolerance for ago found thatsons of alc alcoholics ceassflrednJafluarythis year, MattjAMI,4 alcohoL" more lik ely tobe alcoholic than were increased in recent months, but his speaking no nof U.N. Secretary General "At this point, we are not certain that anything alcoholics, whether raised Kurt Waldheim's by raNdcoholic 9WW envoy, visited S.W.A.P.0. chld Sm achedale dill is larded with appearances before is Inherited," said Dr. Donald W. Goodwin. foster parents or their own parents. But studies Njomo. On his return trade associations of realtors, sales executives, In reviewing evidence for a familial con- of daughters were to New York the U.N. -oh builders, contractors and truck Mop operators. nection Inconclusive, to alcoholism, by" a strange coincidence — added two newtiW Goodwin noted that All the evidence put together, Goodwin said, at conditions to the us agreement. They Worst Uu In addition, Reagan's schedule appears to be numerous studies have found a high prevalence least suggests previo the possibility of some kind of an that S.W.A.P.O. Influenced more by where the lecture fees are of alcoholism among relatives of alcoholic& would not be required to subjsckinsa btherfted link to alcoholism. its bases In Angola and Zambia to U. N.uit He said most studies have found at least 25 y contests and pr That's where a "lack of intolerance" to alcohol monitoring; and that it would be given liv percent of adult male relatives are alcoholic, might caucuses Will be e bn2 Year. fit the picture. !' within Southwest Africa, although It has DIveFITÜW And a higher than expected freq uency Of al Goodwin said there is a wide range of Innate the country. As a result, there are unmistakable signs of cohollsm, between 5 and 10 bnd percent, has been variations In the way people respond to alcohol. occupied any territory within erosion Of Reagan's strength, with Because the U. N. his declared that Its y ac seen In females related to alcoholics. 7,10' Na He said Orientals offer the most conspicuous man wilt to be t1idi who formerly supported him now corn i14 to 5i AMonnsa But this does not mean alcoholism is Inherited, example. Three separate studies have shown would be there solely to mitting themselves to other conservative he said In a report In a recent Issue of the monitor the e1ectloas.'ae presidential candidates, notably Rep. Philip M. medical Journal, Archives of General flush that 'mall amounts of alcohol cause the skin to and not to keep the peace, both the 5edw crane Of Illinois and John B. Connally. other unpleasant reactions In Africans and bt Psychiatry. Speaking Chinese also runs In aboutand produce Sosdhwed African ls4srs three quarters Of Orientals. firnfls, he said, but not because of genes. fear that 8.W.A.P.O. will use thus new condi'ja Reagan's leading political aides claim he CiD Goodwin said the the low rate of alcoholism In tons to send well'armed dstaelanosdg across the afford to maintain a leisurely, pace because most also Goodwin that studies of twins, however, the Orient has usually been attributed to social border, set up armed bases and Isras. W suggest said heredity might be a factor In factors. ofhiapOlikalappsratusmthe1ecp "Now it appears that a large number of tlnildate Q voters. It Is widely believed ta115 Intact, while the other GOP aSPtZ'lflts sicoimolism. Orientals are physiologically Intolerant Of So ut Another approach to try to separate Af th hwest rica at biological alcohol 8.W.A.P.O. could not get must scramble to build new organIzatIons, and this to some extent protects them enough votes In a free eIectJc to win, so that ta influences from acquired Influences In from alcoholism, mist as other tactics to prevail. akamw . a s Heredity-Alcohol Link d'" ioq JACK ANDERSON Crackdown Needed Un NursingHomes WAIINGTON — liree recent fires In adult and Into society. '. truth is that no one name to know. boarding sines claimed I lives In pcares whuthie they live or die. The release — some would say dumping — of Only 13 states have regulations for what they who Footnote: The supt wa.oj and ti. District Of c, those patients was given a dollarsend.c Irony in the bssrdIu call "boarding hon"; say they regulated home a1tuthin is t the Federal investigators have told ma the tragedies Incentive by the Suppleniental Security Income "foster s teepee in do cars" homes; 13 have rides fir 'paia twi of federal re arya.oft could WanJ AdOf1t Under the act, no payments am are" t"m,s, and dithus met so is regulate adult "group" M thshomeop.i _ ecandsl an par with the revelations about mad. to residents of Mate "latht'4Ion& Deprived Ines. Yet no one at HEW has bothered to find elderly residents. nursing homes in the early 1P7fo The imly_-i--'i avslinMs $ of this federal subsidy to ease the average cod of out whother the roqulremes for thus varlommly the feds wider a 167515w, w a me is The federalgent will bear a major $253I a year per bw patient, the dates released dat.d portion of the blame If the dangerous situation In marginal patients with raid and ntJp"amn, entorcod.facilities are either adequate or to be in vnn of stda is to row these facilitIe, goes uncorrected. Bid I payments are also cut when a recipient Psyloonts to in of Available evidence bl 4LcMes a wide Ib.pvity home. lime homes have different be. - names lives with a relative. So Instead of providing a in the regulations. One ample Mudy dams for in different localities: "domiciliary car. D700M&ry incentive to take in a released HEe pi OudthstColorsdoafloe, 1UNW'in Now York,"AbIllor I--: facilities relative, the federal government encouraged I) to six pereone 611' room in "W NO W1111110" b*Adry Is in a spW We ,car, i''i." in waiingion, 6'nlIIes to place their senile or difficult relatives Mafliend and the Di in MW* a new book t acc strint ys trj In a group home, where much of their monthly to four. Only two Per room,lmih. D.C. ut wiat most . permit up friomly lisiesacs ed of being is In contrast, we a ffuT 1 , are p 1 ng jjj l psymnesit would be forthcoming. prl.dng , Permitted wider hom In the Bowing and zoom IT" Là ad boord with mIth,lil supervision Thess twin financial epsws by the federal Urban Devslopment Department's jurindictim, 1tmey," the book, due set t wish, is con. and nireli. gowiimme contributed heavily to the growth of 5 Aw The result of tbls ulqdub reg 1.tIoe of WTIItSbyPder3pe -profit.maklng boarding homes acrois the boarding homes eidd hove been predictable, do btaws llIus ists a*' Dues in wneu: resklodssftbe besrg homes are coontry No am kw prs4ly bow many Of Fir. hisni'da, OteruWdin& i*rItio and &merp. He is the fm eli bnruft . th5 1M5 Sen. Pbllip 1t, D$, thsmtadea sled 'uii m.ra nests are em routine. sdiffIeidIaUtbeee Males are led begi nn i n g to li who have been on by their famiNes and by aaist at the cense sn. But Boarding himea ho'. become a lnortive en. A mall tgst Gift is I of ii&ti, EinCMJOC tarprise, big w aMMy in general. ed aeterement pr, 1en of "ponsi,.boe 'kNk" am W el fare cuservdlvslj -' edintiteth._ at 'iber reg Med of the peopl, in thus ul ion, the ho"ies' operators u's able toed t v 11 611111 'wnars at men thee 1,10. ,4 11 111M "-'em were corner, with beuelaru of the "4,. b. The d44pI'..alq, pmgra sueces4,j perc the pe ist 'M"t"r" lied b (sgr'-mel km,edIIMie Vii in the letS In decreasing. the "bee Of de1tq ad pu1kidu, the ag p atient. In eat. 0111001011 iNto. The goal, eparred by vsdu cost 0111001011cr l Lie Rep. le Pp la er, Due., me haip; fr w$g there in were W" liter told our auscids lny Cepseci. ____ in IM Get . ft patieds 160. nt is aarø* led p,aedi set of - t . MOM OWN 15 W ld Of alturadive the "ed _,5,II rec4,qyej Of . 011111110 _ W 4 tirid of' TIIJI unwanted NW"" patledi hay, been given. The Mat pitiM residents, fir the mod W put, hove so one y Iraditlenel prias luth N _ 0W " all Is! 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'I he cloud doors were valued at - __ . - __ ____ ____ A. p1 99 * Courts * Police Beat m n ____ Ma * Flies __ ___ ______ _______ Your choice, Action Reports The home is locked during I be night but left open during I be ' deliutles sq.There we Fe A dereorecord player, a Of forced esdi no Indications h"eInted Y. 1 lamp and other property valued at $164 was FILM TAKEN stolen reported Monday from Forty rolls Of Kodak fi the Spiritual Enrichment were stolen sometime Satir im Ondsr on Hwy. 17, Fern from a vending machine ly Park, according to Seminole Quality Court in L4xmgwo at d. Cowdy deputies. according to Seminole Cow ly Alice Hall, 47, of 312 Wind deputies. Meadows, Altamonte Springs, Deputies say a key was told deputies entry was gained to Open the front door ofist ed whul someone removed tli'ee yellow film dispenser. The fl M jalousie window glasses from a was valued at $112, deputi es window on the somdlldde Of the say. cedar. CUE BALLS TAKEN She said burglars took an Someone entered t £wly Amsrlàn Mi.o.r.cird clubhouse Of the Seminole G player, valued at $106; a hind- Qoh, Longwood, and Mole I' psbdad lamp, valued at ISO, an white cue balls from a p electric fan, valued at $1 and table, according to Senln two electric bestirs, valued at County deputies. W. Entry was gained by pushi ID an Emerson air conditiem VOL1IETEft deltidiel say. Damages cot A voltmeter valued at $170 not be determined for either t aguar was stolen &cm time ieis J air conditloner, the bent w of an Alta o te dow casement and brok hiol. to S n Countywindow, deputies say. ftwa Once Inside, the burg! Xalth RMOFd, n, of 113 p l aye d Longl.af Lane, Altamonte °1 P°° then dole two cue balls fro Springs, reported the hwldr,d to deputies on Monday. the taNe deputies noted. T his incident occurred sonietis was patoi at isseme at bSIWSUI Saturday and Siadi time d time burglary. MAGWHEElSITON VHEseroth lirot tires and Meg whos Ti, wheel crs wire MaIm valued at WI were stolen fro fr the hIMdsofaDstjw,oI a 1671 Pacer while It I Winter Past man, acoordeig perked at Qridlansen as to Sanhiols cou* deputies. Kitchen Motor; Forest Qt, William Gi11hir, X. Of according to Seminole Cowi SemOran North Apsrtmeds, deputies. Winter Park, said the burglary The Incident occurre occ*çr.d sometime between sometimes Friday or Satwda Saturday and Monday. The two at the establishment's Ic whsol coves won valued at located on State Rode 43 $110,' he said. Forest Qty, deputies say. Tb car was parked near th GO1ZCWTARZN corner of the offic Burgiwsdruckthe a southeast biIU1II Winter Park man and dole his gel bug and 4ubi, according to SAND IN GAS TANK sonwaois county A car belonging to a Mi1fl WAY James P. Gaggey, N, of man untamed $700 In dinag Semoren North Apartments, when someone put and do WIMuTPIZ*,ISIdhiS$OIICIUbI Its gas tank, according ti and bug were "idiin his truck. Sembmol. County deputies. V.-truck did not show any HonryC.L.onard,4I,of RL 1 as of forced only, deputies Box 20, Mlfi.,d, told deputla say. I The golf cube and bag the Incident, occurr,d while hi were valued at INS, 1672 Ford Torino was parked .1 i DOMITOOM hishoms.He reported the Six closet doors recently clIent Friday. - go IANNUD 322$U5 NUNDO4234SN 1 misses sizes 1 WINTIR PARK MALL Hwy. 174$ and Lee Reed Ms..*,.$i.1IA.M.4 P.M Op., leudsy 128$110 P.M. 'V ii Mix and match these washable, 100% polyester separates. 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May 6may contact him at 305-6.O199 or OX4 S.W. 37th St. Miami, Fl. 33155. Those planning local observances of any kind for The first National Sun-Day celebration was Sun-Day are asked to contact the Evening Herald at proclaimed by Dennis Hayes, solar advocate In 322-11 to arrange for newspaper coverage. and Candystriners who supplement the but lod both and now ought to grwdufly bow out in favor of younger and fresher faces. lo of timing Reagan'a in practice they may only add to CETA's problems. entry Into a As a deterrent against the use of CETA funds to pay the salaries of regular and even white collar municipal employees, Congress lowered wage rates for those hired under the act. In San Diego, the average CETA wage will now be $6,900 a year, a figure below most local governmént salary levels. Thus, special job classifications would have to be created if CETA the efforts of vol unteers with Youth Programs Inc. Wednesday, April is, lviv-OA $4,250 - Ll'oft temptation to turn to crime if It were not for president of Florida Solar User Network, a nonagencies such as the Salvation Army, Sanford profit organization with 170 members In the date , Complete Overhaul doggles. efforts of paid professionals? Washington, D.C. to beheld on May 3 eich yew,of What would be the cost In human suffering and as close as possible to that date. But os Sebera, plicabie to the 37 million Americans donating their time and 9 Hne Deli very: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Yr, $.O0. By Mali: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $2Q.60; Year, $40.I. ETA In '15 NeraW, Sanford, Fl. I PLAZA Hwy. 174* ant Shin it. Open Ms.. are Sit. lIAMIRM, Open kudsy 12;35.1216 P.M ORLANDO DOWNTOWN IN N. Orans Ave. Opee Two., Wed., Thurs a Sat. :36 A.M.o P.M. Open #A& and Friday 6:$A.M.4:31 P.M. �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, April 2, 197 C-hi''nese T To Talk Less, Work Harder IN THE SERVICE KEITH SPANOENBERO J&HN DCLOACH huffle Faces- ltg S : Seven, embarked abaord the air. Navy Ensign Keith N. Spangen. Navy Electronics Technician craft carrier USS Saratoga. While berg, whose wife, Susan. is the First Class John R. DeLoach, , deployed, his squadron operated as daughter of Louise Muhern of 939 A'hose wife, Mary, Is the daughter of aunit of the U.S. Sixth Fleet. A 1975 Mango Drive, Casselberry, recently Margaret K. Reynolds 37 graduate of the University of completed the basic Naval Flight Palmetto Ave., Sanford, recently Florida, Gainesville, Fla., with a Officer Program at the Naval Air departed for a deployment In the Bachelor of Arts degree, he joined Station, Pensacola, Fla. the Navy in June 1975. Western Pacific. He has now progressed to ad. He is a crewmember aboard the vanced training, which entails . frigate USS Rathburne, homeported another 16 weeks of instruction and in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and JOHN PELOQUIN JR. will lead to his designation as a operating as a unit of the U.S. John V. Peloquin Jr.. son of Mr. Naval Flight Officer. He is a 1977 Seventh Fleet. DeLoach joined the and Mrs. John V. Peloquin Sr. of 212 graduate of the U.S. Naval Navy in February 1970. Sunrise Blvd., DeBary, Fla., has Academy. Annapolis, Md., with a received his first Promotion in the U.S. Air Force. STEPHEN BAILIFF BY ROBERT CRABBE protesting assignment to work Bachelor of Science degree. Peloquin, promoted to airman, Marine Private First Class PEKING (UP!) - China's In other parts of the country. DONALD BROWN Stephen D. Bailiff, sonof Carl D.and recently Completed technical Communist Party is telling the One took place during the visit Marine Private 9onald Brown, Joyce M. Bailiff of $55 Pasadena training at Sheppard AFB, Tex. He son of Robert A. and Wilma J. Ave., Longwood, has been promoted now serves at AvianoAp, Italy, as a people It's time to stop talking of the Boston Symphony in Brown of P.O. Box 571, Deltona, nas to his present rank while serving at pavements maintenance specialist politics and settle down to work. Mac JL completed recruit training at the the Marine Corps Air-Ground with a unit of the U.S Air Forces In Marine Corps Recruit Depot. Parris Combat Center, Twentynine Palms, Europe. Unity and hard work are the The city's mayor, Peng Airman Peloquin Is a ins Island, S.C. He joined the Marine Calif. He joined the Marine Corps in order of the day In the new tine Chong, ch.airman of the Shang. Corps In December isiS. graduate of Delano High School, January 1976. Orlando, Fla. His wife. Diane, is the being laid down in Peking's hai Revolutionary Committee, MICHAEL HERNANDEZ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrene JOETTA FINE government-controlled press. recently reminded citizens that Marine Private Michael J. Her Airman Joetta Fine has been Keeton of Ingils, Fla. Daily editorials stress that the IOU!' basic principles nande:, son of Hiram and Shirley selected for technical training at WILLIAM FEUBRBACHEN turmoil that rocked the country are socialism, dictatorship of Hernandezof 911 Florida Boulevard, Brooks, AFB, Tex., in the Air Force Navy Seaman Recruit William A. Altamonte Springs, has completed medical service field. from 1966 to 1976 Is over, and the proletariat, obedience to recruit training at the Marine Corps Airman Fine is a 1915 graduate o fFeuerbacher, son of James W. and Joyce A. Feuerbacher of 633 E. that most of the wrongs done party leadership and upholding Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S.C. Seminole High School. Hillcrest St. Altamonte Springs, has During the ten and one hall-week thousands of Chinese in those the Ideas Of Marx, Lenin and training cycle, he learned the basics completed the Basic Enlisted KEVINMAHANKE Mao. days have been righted. of battlefield survival. He was in. Marine Private Kevin D. Course at the Naval Submarine troduced to the typical daily routine Mahanke, son of Francis C. and School, Groton, Conn, "M present there are a few One result of the new line Is During the six.week course, he that he will experience during his Phyllis E. Mahanke of 536 Queens make an end to the limited expert. trouble-makers enlistment and studied the personal Mirror. Casselberry, has completed was introduced to the basic theory, ment with free speech that difficulties in our society," and professional standards recruit training at the Marine Corps construction and operation of Peng said. "They traditionally exhibited by Marines. Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S.C. nuclear-powered and diesel sub. spread the began in November. He joined the Marine Corps in During the ten and one-half -week marines. In preparation for his first But another is creeping free. wrong Idea of suspecting these January 1979 training cycle, he learned the basics assignment, he studied shipboard enterprise - and abandonment four basic principles." of battlefield survival. He was in. organization, damage cor.?.ol, and JESSE YELVINOTON,JR. troduced to the typical daily routine submarine safety and escape of the Idea that in a communist Since late 1076, the country Marine Private First Class Jesse that he will experience during his procedures. He joined the Navy in country all workers should has been gripped by debate F. Velvington Jr., son of Grace B enlistment and studied the personal October 1971. Feuerbacher's wife, Margarita, is receive nearly equal pay. over rehabilitating those us. and Jesse F. Yelvington Sr. of 10 and professional standards Tarpon Circle, Winter Springs, has traditionally exhibited by Marines. the daughter of Francisco and Solita justly eted jailed or fired by the compl China's leaders are anxious recruit training at the He joined the Marine Corps in Oc. Azu!a of 236 Tollgate Trail, to get on with their program of party and government between Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris tol)er 1978. Long*ood. Island, S.C. modernizing the economy and the start of the Cultural He participated in an active CHARLESCOBERV building Chinese military Revolution in 1966 and Mao's physical conditioning program and Navy Leiutenant (junior grade) iuuJ:.At.]1i,iALsaltt. gained proficiency in a variety of Charles W. Cobefy, son of F.F. strength. And as a result they death in September 1976. 64 VV y - 1 91 FEWN Pap" military skills, including first aid, CObery o I 612 Red Sail Lane, The line now is that most of rifle marksmanship and close order Altamonte Springs, recently are promoting the idea that Ph 339 6988 drill. Teamwork and self-discipline returnrd from a deployment in the skilled, diligent workers should that decade's wrongs have been ___Typ__________________ *All were emphasized throughout the Mediterranean Sea. earn more than lazy ones. righted and it is time for people training cycle. He joined the Marine He is an officer assigned to Some diplomats in Peking to concentrate on their work, Coros In A,,aut 1975. Helicopter Antisubmarine Squadron Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. String Of Ground Tiest Hurdles Jly AL ROSSITER JR. test-fired on the launch pad. UP! Science Editor preliminary systems tests at weeks after they see how well The rocket plane arrived here and small, to prepare the combined test of most of the late September, according 'CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. testing That will hurdle be the finalbefore major scheduled the Kennedy Space Center, Is Initial testing here is proceeMarch 24 and every day bet- Columbia for launch. One of the ship's major systems in a to In the current timetable, the for launch Nov. 9. ding. (UP) - Six weeks before its astronauts John Young and But flight preparations here wean then and the Nov. 9 launch biggest is installation of several simulation of key phases of the ship will be put through a "The goal is to try and get off target Is filled with some kind of thousand heat protective tiles three-day mission. That is countdown that will include 'Ynaitlen launch, the space Robert Crlppen take off from an already are more than three as soon as is reasonable, as step aimed at getting Columbia - 380 people are working currently scheduled for mid- loading the belly tank with Shuttle Columbia will be loaded old Apollo launch pad and fly weeks behind schedule and soon as we are ready," said ready for flight. with: hunt of tons of frigid the new breed of space machine delay Is considered a certainty. Robert H. Gray, director of the around the clock on that job July. liquid hydrogen and oxygen. Uqula hyn and oxygen and into orbit for the first time. In addition to teds of vir- alone. Project officials plan to shuttle program office at the tually everything in the shuttle, its three Operations director Walter The drill includes firing the engines will be The shuttle, now undergoing reassess the schedule in a few Kennedy Space Center. Another major task ahead is Kapryan said two large solid three main engines for 20 to 24 ) there are scores of jots, large the Installation of the ship's propellant booster rockets and seconds while the shuttle three main engines along with the shuttle's big underbody fuel remains locked to the launch .5 I smaller orbital maneuvering tank are scheduled to be at. pad. 1 engines. There are dozens of tached to the Columbia in late .1' p T he two solid propellant other pieces of equipment that July. I must be installed In addition to The whole assembly is to be booster rockets, however, will I) I a number of modifications moved July 27 under the not be test-fired because they made to existing equipment. existing schedule to the ocean. can be ignited only once. The cent Individual shuttle side launch pad built originally Once that test is completed, systems tests are to be corn- to launch men to the moon. final preparations will begin for .t. pleted some time next month. Columbia's systems then will the start of the actual countThe next major test will be a tested again, down. ' Pik W. L. Gramkow LFD Do you know everything you need to about funeral service? If not, W. L Gramkowls the man to turn to. He's a licensed funeral director and fully qualified to answer all your questions. Stop in and talk to him anytime. He's here to help. AT Enterprise Arr'iv o a Awe And Inspiration 0 . Mill! lap1 1 , f• I :. I.,, .. --" '-- • "''-'- - '-- - - - 'I C - I - The Space Shuttle Enterprise Arrives On NASA 747 believe the policy was laid down In a speech to high level party workers In March by Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping (Teng Hsiao-ping), the sparkplug of the modernization program. No such speech has been reported In the Chinese press, but April has seen a barrage of editorials demanding national unity and hard work. "The great storm of class struggle has passed In our country," declared the People's Daily, the party's official newspaper, In a front page commentary. "The next task is to lead the 'The great 0 By MARSHA WAIT Herald Correspondent GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME 130 WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD, FLORIDA T%L.EPHONE 3223713 WILLIAML.GRAMKOW Wednesday, April 25, 1979-7A steep angle wi th what appeared facility, for the Enterprise. to be Its young one holding on to The Enterprise had arrived its back. at Kennedy Space Center from The NASA 747 Shuttle Carrier A['er having gained sufficie nt the Marshall Spaceflight Center Aircraft, with its precious altitude, the 747 banked steepiy, in Huntsville, Ala., where it has cargo strapped on its back, still in a slight climb altltude, been undergoing vibration tests dipped down below the tree tine and circled behind the Vehlcto since 1978. While '4"t as at Marshall, It made a pass over the Assembly Building It did Uiis Enterprise passed her vibration Shuttle Landing Facility. It wastwice and instilled in the minc Is tests with flying colors, inside a out of sight only a matter of of the watchers a sense of a re huge facility which was seconds Then, the huge and inspiration, especially originally constructed for "mother ship" rose from the knowingthattheVw e testing the Saturn V moon • horizon into view, climbing at a the next stop, and housi, g rocket. Prior to the vibration testing, Enterprise was taken to Dryden Flight Research Center in California, where it was attached to the 747 carrier aircraft, and taxi tests were successfully completed to determine structural loads, assess the ground handling and control characteristics of the mated vehicles up to flight take off speed, and validate the 747 steering and braking. Five captive flights followed, to assess the structural integrity and performance handling qualities of the mated craft, which cleared the way for the next series of tests manned captive active flights. During these three flights, astronauts Fred Halse and Gordon Fullerton, and Joe Engle and Dick Truly took turns flying the Enterprise on five free flight landings. Once again, Enterprise passed her testsw1th flying colors. To follow were (our approach and landing tests, In which the Enterprise was inert and unmanned mated to the carrier craft. Following all these successful tests, Enterprise was moved to Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, for vibration testing. - stOrth' of doss struggie has passed In our country' people to unity and reacn a common understanding so as to build China into a powerful country," it said. "To produce more oil is the politics Of the oil production front. To produce more coal Is the. politics of the coal miners. To produce more grain Is the politics of the peasants. To study hard is the politics of the students." The free speech experiment starling in Novembes allowed people to paste handwritten posters on walls along Peking streets. One result was a rub of criticisms of the We Chairman Mao Tie-lung, Premier Him Guoleng (Hum Kuoeng) and other high officials. Seine posters called the whole socialist system into question. Cradle holds I I799PlistIc vacuum &fooØ. Then the Peking city govern. meat banned wall poster criticism Of high party leaders or of the Communist system Itself. A few posters appeared protesting the order, but they quickly disappeared. bottle Posters now are restricted to $ 200-yard strip of wail on Cagan boulevard, Peking's main tlwougNare, and they are nonntmwrMal. Sane diplomats believe that between 30 and 40 dissidents and critics of the Peking government have been jailed or at teat pulled In for qua. tk,ilng. There is no way of verifying the number, but about ham arrests were seen by foreigo correspondents. Slanghai, China's largest dtY,this yew has bad small but pithc _11A --1demoadraticas, mostly by young people After arrival at KSC, the Enterprise was moved to the mate-Demate Device and removed from Its carrier aricraft. It was then transported down the two-mile towway and moved Into the Vehicle Assembly Building where preliminary operations, such as removing the tall cone, Installed to reduce aerodynamic drag during the ferry flight, were begun. On April V, Enterprise Is scheduled to be mated to the external tank, which arrived at KSC, by barge, on March 18. Ibis will be the first time the Space shuttle vehicle has been assembled In the modified VAB, which was previously used to assemble the 30-story Saturn V vehicles that hurled astronauts to the moon. 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I Said Badioia Twelfth Race, li3O: I Oscar Enrique 6 Wayhoo Profit 15.40 33.40 14.40 S RamonWally ,' Hurl No-Hitter s.,. ows thander, pitched 6.2 ni.ngs Iii four appearances, allowing - li" 11. and Tkaczuk, short-handed. In other semifinal play, Boston is at MontrealThursday flight for the start of their 9 I .529 3½ Cm and Turner, SD iS. 9 9 .500 1 American League Baylor, I 10 .444 5 Cal 23; Cooper, MU 16; Lynn. . . got confused in the argu;nCht.tt quarter-final series and was cruising along in the third 3.10 2 Arano Olano 3.60 3.00 3.00 Q(4.S)4400 P (4$) 349.50; 1 (4.5. 4.10 21 541.40. 4 I lhinkso Too 6 Boston Broker Sporting gear • gwne was first-period goals by Ron Greschner oil a power play was named National League Player of the Week. -• . 4VicandiUrquiza 1060 520 4,40 delphia Flyers for the better 8 Santi Mandiola 840 960 part of three games in the NIII, West National League - Foster, W L Pct. GB Cm 1$; Kingman, Chi and Crua. San. Diego Los Angeles Atlanta ski, Bos, Liticaroo, Mil and Cubs, who was credited with 2) 349-20. Time 3l.t3. Nettles, NY 4. Eleventh Race, 5-ill, C. four saves last week, Tuesday Runs Batted In 2 HC's Disco Lady 4.80 5.40 flVør i'ntiaht _ M..ta' Mnn.o,1 was trying to support my restaurant and my family." All the kids heard the challàe and It spread all oveithe Pirates 2, Reds 2: - Goldenberg no longer has his restaurant. He doesn't miss It at atho1 Charles knew he couldn't back down. He showed 1 : iç at John Milner, the NL's leading eli because he loves what he's doing. four. hitter, and Dave Parker t1ted Buckets is built like an Inverted triangle or like Don Not. "What nobody told me was that the coach had been the lightBy UMtsd Prose lateriaUeuai lonienczyk sdthenexttwo Odslei7, Angela 2: home runs to spark a 17-hit tngham, l the former Baltimore and Miami fullback, who was heavyweight champion of the Navy," he laughs now. "We P1* the They're dill pronouncing his batters. Ken Singleton hit a pair of attack for Plrgh and linown as "the hwnan bowling ball." Now, he carries 196 pounds gloves on he used me for a pim"hlsig bag. He could've killed name wrong, but at lest pave solo homers and Rich Diner PhiUks 7, Doers 1: o~hisdnunl 54 -Qd-9frame but he played at 210 with the Packem-- MD shhou -1 901-in-&couple of good-licks.' Le*nanczykishappypeopkaze--RIYab -.WteSflS' ...........bëltOdiñ the iziheipüig He's proud of his football career i us association Finally, the coach put his arm around Goldenberg and said, taking notice of tim again. hichér Ron Reed strvk4d a Dennis Leonard tossed 0111, 1 0108 to their sixth straight two-out double In the 10t1 lorry rz, I called you yellow. You're not like Vince Lombardi, Max McGee and Fizy Thurdon in Two years ago Lnczyk victory, He asked hi he dn and scored the winning uD on m again why di two sons, Gary and Don. Gary hol ds 't come out for Prouder yet of his the foothill w the but pItcher on the Royals to victory. a Ph.D. in Ykees 3, A's 1: jychology and Don, en daub Larry Bowa's single o loser M.D., specializes In rheumatology and f mhedaks'tlike thsldesofpWng hit espaiuloii Toroudo Bias Jays, 'sw 7, NI I: Bucky Dent and Willie Jerry Reuu. arthritic diseases. in the rear Die way his brother was getting tilt, He told of how ti* ist year was a total Andre Thornton doubled Rendo1ili scored a pair of Cardinals 6, Braves 5: "I wish he'd help my knees already," Goldenberg says of his much pain his brithersuffered in the psMIIr4 and the coach WU (Mister. home two rwieinaflve-runffrg w*ariied nina in the ninth genuinely astonished. younger son, Don, Ted Simmons belted ,a polo Tuesday night he ) hiIIJIg and bolted a solo homer liming on a throwing error by homer with two out In the '10th III make a IlSot with you," he said. "If you ccci. out for People who meet Buckets for the first time always ask how he spot in the darting rotation by in the seveu*h to spark the reliever Dave Heaverlo, giving Inning, lifting St. LoW to football, I'll never touch you." got his nidiname. The only one who ever calls him Charles is his bSCOCIlth( the first pitcher in In(Mais to victory over the the Yankees and Tommy John a victory before only 1,643 And he kept his word for four years Pa!s In victory over the A's. t Atlanta. Buckets' mother and father wanted him to be either a lawyer or Toroudo history to toes a one- TWÜie. i hitter, as the Jays beet Tezas, Bid 8.z 4, Mse'insn 3: ExPIS 51 Padres 1: tarry' Wolfe's sacrifice fly in Ellis Valentine drove 'In two "What Jewish parents didn't want that for their son?" asks ____ the 12th IrvsIng scored Butch r uns with his first home ahd a Goldenbsrg. "When I started playing football my mother nearly IaTiinciyk was touchsd only t1oon with the rim that gave single and Ross Grn4ley fainted. 'That's a bum' she said. 'what kind of busbies is that? for !So scattered six hits Not farauilce Jewish boy." rooklePatpthsalninr.cordgng i*ce VictorY and handed the MannMontreal's victory 490 NeiStaplayedsoweUintiigsco1,beearna PAi first victory 01 the Susan. scholarship to Wisconsin where he played two ways on both of. He walked only one and retired Dale Stevens and Bill Lewis era their ninth consecutive loss. Diego. us and defense, as a hocking back and safety. t he Ist 14 batters in succession. combined to pitch a no-hitter Less than a week remains to chances to pitch bells Into a - "1 had good command of Tuesday sight in the Snbwle Curly Ianb,au, who ran t he Packers at the time, offered register for the W19 Pitch, Hit & target feet away aid three Blraa a contract with them for $100 a game. At the same time, 5"$,"said [imniicsyk. Pony Baseball League' Run competItion sponsored by Chances to toss the bill up and St.,. owen offer ed him $125 a game to play with the New York "is IS a good feeling. It'i been Mliii Tiaieup to an &0 victory Burger King and Major League hitting, taking the 10fleit , Glags. 50 bug shice I Won this early in over Nelson.Youngpon. for a score. Basehell. "Why do you want tohide yourself at Green Bay whuus you can the lesion." Jackson Metal Works belted i 1 Local competition for 9 aid 10 be Sanford competition will be before mifiIgi 01 People in New York, aid many of The Blue Jays toucbsd General c,*ractors, 13-4, p year aids will begin at 6:30a.m. conducted May 5 at Q yaw buthe ernoon ckst tj Inalid Comsr for both g Inis if fifth in the other game. on Celery Aven ue be the law May S. and comnnetitlon fur 11 i. , t. . am w nuuny maung is a walk to Al Woods, a ford Youth - Baseball and 12 year okin wW follow at play with the Packers, and Owen said he understood and wished delis bus, a doshld by Roy ows Powerhouse V.F.W. and scrappy Kiwanis, unbeaten 4161101 JAC*$0N 1111*1. 11:30 a.m. A youngster's ,Associatlon. g luck. maa • u IN league leaden in the Sanford JimiLeague, square off at Howell, a naift bik end a 1111111110111 332 There will be four age group competing age is determined 7p.m. tonight at Chase Park on Celery Avenue at Sum With Green Bay, Goldasibeeg darted omd.0 a fullback on of, PSISSII seicide aqusus eisa. I z l by Rick for5,10, 11 end l2yearokfo, and by his age on July 17, 1616, Any fuss, and a linebacker an defense. He merlin Avenue In Sanford. did that for the.. years Chrome. OWlMer who turns loml Or alter plaques will be awarded to •, i Aaa.sai V.F.W., off to Its best dart In several years, has end, which he switched over to guard who Mlk. Micheisk, one • PWI reechul turd after La winner and rwmen In each before July 17, or who does not of the Para' other guards, said to LmP, all '11L I • each of b fird four pma in just four bmWp under I "He rus like a his dagJ. In the third a an s.ei.. s.,rrMlu I agegroup.Thewlnnercdeach turn 13 untIl after July 17, is grd;hs'sbui*likeaguard; be ads 3ik.agva,dandhe 1111 , 10-rim ilaugJg,, rule. arrorbyDive " " 1L' ll *ge group will advance to eligible, be a giant" 1 P$Iil Ii denscorthg.Ilotofnsms,DIVFW tewihash 11 15$ to Bin. Jay =;,: lo w , I7 s TSION jjjstrlct competition. v 11)1 Ii Buckets, wia has been amqgsshlr.of tie Packers' Board 01 uing-b1*h,faiudaeor, superb pitching from Stanley Hogan and Greg Hul l 140511 Deadline for registering in Hogenhas apalr01ntirstse Directors for the pad 10 yea., liii all theIr g ekes they and Hill has a' Io nday. Youngste rs who wish e.W.LisC. play in thi ares. Hems "lPbtf alike Padiers' * s-s no-litter and a one-hitter. ' ' participate should pick up a Bogus, Hill and Willie Pulse have been the heavy1 tg.n In 1960,1110 end 1644. ratlon form from any higgs. stay with the Packers was $S,*. (e, vben. tittersforVF.W.In one gameHWiiam , 1g N S LION. %rger King Realauran$ orthe YOUIIS$ON aasw ad4eenda'sigwJe tssesees01do terdayP wbytkeold. and einilrun& uws, ford Recreation Dpatt Yen Iawhuapsirofwim onth David Thomas and Bruce timers were ad included in the preeeat #n pl, ti told ffl ' forKj,anis, ient, fill It out, have it signed . cam Olt i• kfl $ I and WillIam Wynn hurled a one-hitter In his you guys werese stupid as to sot take .uorts to him thur feeling was, "U___ Mark awl Gigiiji Ken- s.* $ s s k,yw ___ ___ lie S,sa&uie ass sei 311 their parents and return it to win the Sisnissek High 3.on.2 isiS 01 yguriuIves, why shOuld we?" Catchier Joe Smith bashes the top hitter so far Uisl Icki hid iti a Weekend in eiiis • '' *04" 75_ season for Kiwanis. Law, Alton COIIIIWI thi Sanford Burger King by baseball tournament, defeating "Did °J we fW.aIIId 1•I mCh1 lad , 1* bolmeoms have aim been tilttini the ball w.i Monday; Willie Nethis imd Keith Whitney ° we t.. We had so TV to - '-- ee aw Kladmom. I , . refadawe Pertkfpentswill beawarded in the final. gad.u.WeweJadhspy - Ma iLea ThSedIY'5ML 'first coatttird was whed oat, the the entire day's adios ha. bs clots In three separate camThere wasaflsld.110t.asas ad hS in *VS hide Øl, 0815 11$ Ts, 115)5 eiSSS ,s rkedtiled for Friday with the am* tn and field, s, etltlons. They will b,tjm,dIn entered in Vft toft.dayUs,Wghis G1u5 veuthgpowdirpaff 111511 ___ ?' nint& 90 feel. - got three event. *11-4 Ns11sY a is-s __________ In Sanford 6 6 .500 3 5 8 .395 41/2 5 10 .333 5½ 51n Fran who i MIIZIIII started t er Joe Altobelli came out for his trouble with a drive into right. say.Finally,Clarkwasruleàto center that outfielder Jack have caught the ball and Clark tracked down and ap. Nether was allowed to ret urfl to first base for no appatent peered to catch. FraskTaveras taUed i and reason. "I thought the ball Was scored from third as Clark dropped the ball, touching off a caught," said Nether, explilndispute that had the umps Ing why he returned to ffrs$ on baffled and searching for the play. "God no, I don't !ant to hear the answer why' I vas planatlons. Richie Hebner had sent to first base. I don't have a gone halfway to second II1j's fly, started beck clue." Tom Gorman, the supervisor where he came from when the of National Lea$ue umpIres, on hand for the happened festivities, "As far as Iknow, this L'the Mist compromise ruling ever," Gorman said. "The umpc1ed the catch all the way btthey Lemancz yk Tougher To HI'*t Than S e __ __ Chicago Now York accord," said New York calling both men out," Torre Manager Joe Torre after )ijg said. - . . W Named - ''Pittsburgh AlliS . __ Rangers Wrap It Up N.L. Standout , peared to be bending to Torrethey were all confused." The Mets put runners on first who contended 13e bali ..was I k. ( 14, - . - 2-On-2 Champs NIGHTLY J CU - they all agreed on one thing - dugout. When the umps ap- ________ C44W,# ~%Rfle A ___ Y.'J ' Sutter C111MR154, ,,, Thomas, McCray ar I%4UV - VRI"R &ORM10 69 AMP 30 frequently used on than. Pitch, Hit & Run FINAL Transactions By United Press International Will was touched by Clark and PresIIent Carter would have was called out when Bill L_ proud. Madlock took Clark's throw and jy,q Instead of showing the kids, the coach had a paddle which he ,.... "My poor brother would come home at nlaht and isv In bed comnanv that Ivth far-pr,,,. . -. him KRSS remecnosrs. "me coach ae yelling shipment to countries around the world. t'50mih and kept nddling ,ty "I'm vice president in charge of vice," Jokes the former 'Get your named David Buckets." f ul lback and guard for the Packers, One day, the coach ran into the younger Goldenberg brother In He Is talking to a pair of visitors in an enormous junkyard *longMde the Milwaukee River.The yard belongs to liii comp y the gym, saw he was about 5400t40 end 175 pounds, gooiWsed for an tremendous diesel electric crane with booms 50 feet high in "Yewi ago, we were called Jaskies. Todsy, we are called Op and down a track running th rough the yard, picking up scrap reecIers." Charles "Bach-its" Golden berg. metal and cast iron objects of every size and description. There ire huge mounds of steel shavings or turnings, as they are known, everywhere you look. All that's missing Is the t raditional 15, and asked "Goldenberg," was the answer. Junkyard dog, "YOU must be Buckets' brother," said the coach. "Years ago, we were called Junkies," he said. "Today, we are "Yes." éalled recyclers." "How come you don't come out for football?" Actually, the stocky, energetic Goldenberg Is vice president in "I don't want charge of public relations for Afram Bros. Co., for whom he has "Whit are you, yellow?" been working 10 years. Before that, he was In the restaurant business 30 years. Young Goldenberg looked at the coach, who was a "You have peaks and valleys when you're In the restaurant t$JICT than he, pounds heavier and twice his age. "You may be a tough guy but I'm not afraid of you or anyone business," Goldenberg explains. "During one of the valleys i got Myself a Job In the daytime so I could support my restaurant at else. 4ight. People who saw me In the Junkyard would say to me "IfyOU'reiort,"saidthecooach,"l'flmeetyoubackbere - - -q J , .: Bugs Torre and you're charging, you have no leverage. When your tail is Brought to this country as an immigrant boy from Odessa. - R ussia, he became an all-pro five times wi th the Green Bay down and you're angled the right way, yo u have the leverage." 'Buckets, what are you doing here?' I'd tell them the truth, that I ________ Bullets Vs - , 111 .. . A io - "When I saw what was happening to him, I decided I would UPl Sports Editor the name "Buckets" never play football," says Buckets. "The high school coach's MILWAUKEE (UPI) - A man with name was Leavenworth and he kept screaming at my brother, Goldenberg has to have a story or two. 'Get that bucketdown"hemeanthlsfanny. When you keep It up, He does. .* Today, at 69, he's vicepresident of a multi-million dollar . umpS Milwaukee. David was a senior when his younger brother came out to watch him practice several times. packers from 1933-1945. . I-, . _ Edltot's Note: You can't miss the sign on the front gate. It says wife, Marion, and then only when she's angry with him. Everyone hard hats must be worn In the area. "Buckets" Goldenberg is elsecalls him Buckets, which is what he'd been known as since he vice-president of the company and always wears a hard hat. He was 15. Igh15ll3f, his older brother David was called Buckets while became used to wearing a helmet while playing for the Green Bay playing football for North Division High School here In Packers. & By MILTON RICHMAN ._S . ,*A.-. , , ' (Recycling) Exec I I Jai WEEK ..,. . ,. - W, 3 . Dog Racing - - . .i ABCSports" will air a pre-race show broadcast from Louisville, Ky.,the nW before the big race. Racing and bettiq enthuslad Jack _____ will be featured in a skit on the Joys and miseries of betting. Frank Gifford Spectacular Bid do so not because they doubt his credentials, but rather those of his regular rider, 19 - Vol I Rome Arlee is the Executive Producer. bes. Of the 29 odds-on favorites in the 104 previous nm. nings of the Kentucky Derby, 13 were beaten. Some of the experts who question the chances of %O I Janoff and Rogeir Goodman. Honest Pleasure, a 2 to 5 favorite, lost to 3 to I Bold For- * 11 . .. .1 ." -still - .:"I ~ s - '. ... - - .P I - - . -. AB Sports' coverage of the Kentucky Derby will be produced by Chet Forte. The directors will be Craig beaten in past Derbies - most receritly In 1976 when D,,.. ... all, time super jockey Eddie Arcaro, who was the winning rider In the Run for the Roses five times. The ABC telecast also will be seen In approximately markets outside the United States -In such countiries as Japan, Australia, England and Saudi Ar". Can Spectacular Bid continue his domination of the 3year-olds In the Derby? Odds-on favorites have been AI i~', Howard Cosell. Expert commentary will be provided by increased from 11MM,added to W10-added. U more than seven horses go to the post, the Der by winner could earn In excess of $200,000. Second place money will be W,000, third place money', $25,0W, Md fourth place money. $12,5M. (r"tIrIhearr1. . ., Co-hosts of the telecast of one of am world's Clad sports events will be ABC sportscasters Jim McKay and races this winter. The purse for the Kentucky Derby this year has been Spectacular Bid Is indeed an Imposing figure on the track, especially when so much money in at stake. INow Junkyard ;, _______ not by fair lengths, with a better rider runrler-up to Spectatcular Bid in three Florida stakes eluding nine straight stakes victories. The most recent of those victories was the Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah, Fla., on March 24. Spectacular Bid won that race by lengths. So with this sWxhorse in Ow field . ,t one n-dght expect only seven to 10 of the 299 nominees to ': . :0 ,.-. dick it out to the darting gate. A gray son of Bold Bidder, *. Scra ppy Haw - Baseball ç I- Wednesday, AprH 21,1171--4A Houston at Chi, ppd., rain Baseball S2 1 1354.10. Time 40.34. National League k Cabell treal S. San Diego 1 A New Y0rKINL) Signed free And Crux, Hou a; Moan, Cm 2.245; Handle PhIls 7, Los Ang 6, 10 inns. and Moreno. Pitt 7 PuhI Hou agent draft choice Marcus Cooper, Si. Louis 6, Ala 5, 10 inns. outfielder. 6. New York 10, San Francisco 3 American League Cruz, Pittsburgh 9, Cincinnati 2 Sea I; LeFtore. Del and Today's Games DAYTONA BEACH Randolph, NY 7; Harrah, Clev American League (All Times EST) SANFORD.ORLANDO TUESDAY NIGHT l ' ve and WillS, 6. . East Pittsburgh (Blyleven 02) at TUESDAY NIGHT First Game Pitching W L Pct. GB Cincinnati (Norman 12), 12:30 First Race, S.14,O: 6Duran Fernan 1940 180 310 Victories Boston 10 1 .711 LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) It of r un ning the club. p.m. 6 Uo Gooder 15.10 610 3.20 1 ViCtGI Pradera National League 8.20 260 Blue, SF New York Elsewhere in the NBA, San 10 6 .625 1 San Diego (Shirley 02) at 11; Trani Isidro and I Proud Romeo 17.40 4.20 wasn't that the Atlanta Hawks Andujar, 300 Forsch "McMullen (Who had to have Antonio holds a 3-1 lead over Detroit 6 S .515 21., Montreal (Rogers 01). Queen 0 (44) 1:35 Richard. Hou, Ruthve, Phil 2 Jay Hawk 73.40; 1 (4.4.3) 543.40. 360 Baltimore 9 $ .529 2',, p.m. went to their bench Tuesday a split right eyebrow stitched Philadelphia with game 5 0 (1.4) 54.40; T (4.1.2) 1,119.20. Second Game and Litlell, St.L 30; Jones, SD Milwauke 7 $ .467 night, but more that they were Houston (Richard 30) Time after 32.17. the game) and Furlow 2 Duran Gerardo IS at 32. 60 5 20 S oo scheduledforThursdaynlghtln TorOlitO 6 10 .375 Chicago (McGlothen 21), 2: 30 Second Race, 5-14, C: 6 Arano Diaga II sent to their bench to find well, there just aren't enough San Antonio; Phoenix leads American League - John, 6 60 60 Cleveland 5 9 .357 5 p.m Mi neola 19.60 NY and Jenkins, 6.00 6.20 IGaldosPradera S Tex 4.0; 1 West enough players to upend the adjectives to descri be what Kansas City, 2-1, with game 5 L Angeles (Welch 7.0) at Drago, Bos and Kooman, Minn 7 Duda J 560 5.00 0(2.6) 44.10; PU4) 152 40; 1(24. W L Pct. G8 Philadelphia defending champion Washing- they did for us. This game just scheduled for Wednesday night S Antioch Jet I[Ruthven 5,00 4) 420.20; Do (6-21 "41 00. 30), 30, Palmer, Ball, Ryan, Cal Calif 12 5 .706 7:35 p.m. 0(14)33.40; P(I.2) l42.S0; T 1.2. ton Bullets, 107.103, and stay meant so much to a young, in Kansas City, and Seattle Wortham, Third Game Chi and Caldwell, Texas 9 5 .613 1', St. Louis (Sykes 5) 593.10 Time 31.77. 11) at Mil 3.1. 3 Rodolfo 1120 4 20 380 alive Minnesota in their NBA Eastern developing team." 9 6 .600 2 Atlanta (Matula 1.2), 7:35 p.m. leads Los Angeles, 3-I, with Third Race, S.14, 0: 2 Vicandi . Earned Run Average 3 80 320 Kansas City 7 $ .467 1 Conference semifinal playoff. San Francisco (Montefusco 1. The Hawks trailed by as game 5 set for Wednesday night 7 Nile Strutt 8.10 3.60 3.60 a Enrique 4,90 (based on It innings pitched) Eddie Johnson and Wayne many as 11 points in the first in Seattle. ;T Seattle 5 12 .294 61/i 8:05 P.M. Hou 0.50; Ruhle, Hou 1.57; 2 DG's Irish Rob 3.70 1)301.10. Rollins were nursing bad knees half, but were on top, 99- 0, with Oakland S 12 .294 7 Tuesday's Results and John Drew Wnped on an just over six minutes to play. Houston at Chicago 3)26440. Time 31.$1. 3 Egana Mandiola 14 .90 1.20 320 1.73; D.Roblnon, Pitt 2.1$, Detroit at MIIw, ppd., rain San Fran at New York, night Fourth Rare, S.Ie, 0: inflamed ankle. So Terry The Bullets closed the gap to American League 2 Santi Badiola John, Cleveland 7, Minnesota 7 3 Manatee 5.10 3.80 2.60 8 Victor Arrieta NY 0.17; Jenkins, Tex 1.11; Doug 480 Furlow Kansas City 5, Chicago 0 and Torn McMillen 105-103 with 28 seconds left on I AhIosoAtta Drago, Bos 1.50; Montague, Sea 6.00 1.60 0(2.3) 35.40; P (37) 72.30; 1 (32 Toronto 2, Texas 0 contributed 40 points, and the three free throws by Bobby 2 Laurawood 2.20 1) S73.60. Baltimore 7, California 2 Hawks have crept back to only Dandridge and a 15-foot jumper 0(3.4) 21.20; P (3.4) 59.40; 1 (3-4. Fifth Game Strikeouts New York 3, Oakland 1 Batting National League - Richard, 2) 141.10. Time 32.13. 7 Said Enrique II 80 S 10 380 a 3-2 deficit in the best-of-seven by Charlie Johnson, but Bsn 4, Seattle 3, 12 Inns. (based on 35 at bits) Fifth Race, S-)4,C: 6BeideEchaniz Hou 560 3.00 Sutton, LA 21; Blue, SF Today's Games series which returns to Atlanta Furlow's two free throws with National League 2 Crazy Runner 10-00 7.40 3.00 6Mutilla Diaga ?so 22; Knepper, SF 21; HoOton, LA (All Times EST) I 0 AD H Pct. 20. 8 Scotly Eckert Thunday night. 13.60 3.20 eight seconds left wrapped it 0 (2-1) 32-30; P 12-6) 113-70; T 04Minnesota (Hartzell 0.0) at Foster, Cm '7 66 2$ .424 Lake Gun 4.80 4) 451.40. American League Ryan, "This was the most couraup. Cleveland (Wilkins 01), 2:05 w infield, SD 10 72 30.417 Cal 0(2 8) 73.80; P (2.1) 170.40; T (2$. Sixth Game 33; Jenkins. Tex 25; p.m. geous win in my three years Maddox, Phil Hawks owner Ted Turner IS 56 21 .315 Wortham, Chi 23; O.Jones, Sea I) 1,042.40. Time 32.09. 1 GaldosArca 2000 B 70 500 with the Hawks," said Atlanta echoed Brown's feelings. 60 4 40 Milwaukee (Caldwell 3-1). 6 Jess In Time 6.90 400 3.90 1 Arano Andre s 2o Coach Hubie Brown. -Eddie "I was mentally prepared for p.m. Griffey, Cm 16 72 25.317 $ Jeto 7.10 3.80 0(37) 50.00; P(7.3) 1)2.80; T (7.3. Chicago (Kravec 02) at 'Puhi, Hou had to have his knee drained the series to end tonight," 16 67 23.313 3 C Surfer 1)311.10. 5.20 Kansas City (Gura 1-2). $:3S Cncpcion. Cin 17 73 25.342 (6-0) 15-40; P (6-1) 71,40i T (&-I. before the gwne, Rollins is Turner said. "I have no idea if Seventh Game p. m. Stargell, P11 11 44 15.341 3) 393.20. Time 31.82. 3 Santl Wally IS 20 5.00 470 facing major knee surgery but we can win it (the series) or not, 18.340 Pre FoWball Toronto (Lemongello 0-2) &I Royster, All IS 53 Seventh Race, it, T: 2 Duran Rodolfo 5.60 5.60 New York Jets - Traded of Texas (JenkIns 1.0). 1:35 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE Super Slew 8.60 610 1.60 6 Said Pecina 460 GAS H pci. fensive lineman Darrell Austin to Baltimore (Stone 1.1) at Dave Pear 6.10 4.20 Q(23)39.40;P(3.2) 1II.90;T(3.2. Drew could hardly walk. So longtimeago.Thlswasucingon Bay for the Buccaneers, Tamps California (Tanana 2.2), 10: 30 Kemp, Del 11 17 I Neo Srack 4.80 4)279.40. when (Armond) Hill got into the cake. This team doesn't eighth-round draftchoicenext week. 0(37)24.40; P(73) 4.2O; 1(7.3. Eighth Game Cornerback John Philadelphia ew York (F!gueroa 21) at . foul trouble, Johnson comes have to show me it has a W outlaw announced his retirement. Oakland (Wirth 10), 10:30 p.m. Ei,litI_R_;:s.14 B: Downing. Cal 17 61 23.391 hack and does an excellent Job character." BAI,raizArrleta 7.40 370 Soccer (Wright 0.0) at Seattle Cooper, Mu 15 59 73 7 Dew Duster 19.60 9.20 7.40 I Sara Goiri 780 Signed New Jersey (ASL) nisler 12), 10:35 p.m. Oliver. lox 14 54 21.389 1 Alert's Reece 1140 9,00 0(30) 25.40; P(3.$) 111.00; 1(3.8. Alex Pringle. Thursday's Games Carew. Cal 17 67 26 .381 defender Appointed 3 Jerry's Flyer 1)852.20. .00 17 65 25.3*5 Las Vegas (ASL) Mlnrieso?a at Cleveland Grich, Cal 0(1-7) 113.80; P (7.)) 353.80; 1 (7. Ninth Game 16 63 24.381 Raul Carrito player-coach to soC -thicago at Kan City, night Bochte, Sea 1.3) 1,973.80. Time 31.1$. 3 Oscar 8 10 1.20 3 60 Orlando DiNitto. coed Detroit at Milwaukee, night Pryor, Chi 13 37 14 .370 Ninth Race, 5.14, B: 7 tsasa 500 3,60 PHILADELPHIA I Ul'l lx)mflt," the 6-foot -3 goalie said. Boston at Seattle, night Home Runs I 61's Reshuffle 75.00 30.40 560 SGasti New York at Oakland, night 4.70 John "They Davidson got the iiionientum and National League - Murphy. has been so $ Jonas Jeannett 5.10 4.00 0(23) 32.40; P (32) 05.40; 1(32. Baltimore at Calif, night All 7; Bonnell, All and 2 Genola splendid in goal for the sur- were really cuiiimg at me. 3)234.00. 5.10 Kingman, Chi 5; Matthews, All, 0(1.8)44.20; P(IS) 211.10:1(1-S. Tenth Game prising New York Rangers in "But what do you know?" he National League Schmidt, Phil, Milner, Pitt and 2.793.40. Time 32.02. IZubi Olano 1510 600 460 East tidded, the Stanley Cup tie's Simmons, St.L 1. playoffs, smiling broadly. "The Tenth Race. 3.16, A: lVicandiSarduy 1.60 9 40 W L Pct. GB American League Lynn, guys Manatee Bandit 17.60 11 00 3.10 2 Egana Bad iota 'taU11Y went out and got another entitled to a little 5.00 Phila 10 4 .714 Sos 7; Aikens and Grich, Cal NEW YORK Pitcher 1 Big Heart 7.00 3.20 (UPI)0(14) 53.00. P(4.fl 1 1 1.10; 1(4.1 snooze goal." now and th en. Montreal 9 S .643 1 and Cooper. Mu 5; DeCinces . Pete 2.60 2)507.00. Bruce Sutter of the Qlcago 2 Sharkey St Louis S 7 .533 2½ and Singleton, Bait, Yastrzem. He had shut out the PhilaQwzul said the key to the 0(1-5) 41.00; P(5.$) 33)40; 1(51ElevenlhGame -c- . than a year, ran his mount irto three traffic jams during the race. Experts believe the horse could have won by 25, Picturesque, who won the Bowle Stakes, and Lot 0' Gold, a doesn't have a favorite son in the running, but Virginian Harry Meyerhoff's colt Spectacular Bid will be getting a run for his money from Californian B.J. Ridder's strong ... contender, Flying Paster. While the Kentucky Derby has drawn the second largest number of nominees, 299, for for the mile-and-a-quarter race for 3-year-olds, most of the pre-Derby speculation has centered on the super qualities of Kentucky-bred Spectacular Bid. The colt has won 11 of his 13 starts, in. Ri ir'Icrfc old Ronnie Franklin. Franklin's riding Judgment was roundly criticized, even by the horse's trainer, Grover (Bud) Delp, In Spectacular Bid's next-to-last race, the FlorldaDerby,dhefactthatthegraycoltwonby foir lengthe. The young jockey, who has been riding for little more Mon !iajor League . .• - East Vs. West In 103rd Kentucky Derby On May 5... regarded son of Secretariat; Screen King, wbirm of Ow Swift Stakes; Bell's Gold, winner of the Bay Shore Stakes; Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _______ mmmm Last year's big contest found the California colt .1 Affirmed head4o-head with Kentuckey's own Alydar, . M - Of Spectacular bid's prospective rivals, Flying Paster won the Santa Anita Derby, Pole Position took the San Felipe Handicap, Golden Act won the Louisiana Derby, andRikalero,anofRvae,wundte Gol Act in that race. Other contenders are General Assembly, a highly . SCOREBOARD .. F). Once again it will be the East against the West, as America takes sides In the 105th running of the Kentucky Derby. For those of you who can't make it to the grand,:: standor theinfield,ABcsportswlubecarrythgail the clippity-clop li ve on Saturday, May 5. Viewers may provide their own mint juleps. . Stop Action brake overhaul. Front axle disc brake set, 9,. 93' Drum brake axle set, 99.93' Brake overhaul beginning with a complete inspection at system for wear. We will rebuild calipers or cylinders, resurface drums or rotors, repack front wheel bearings, install new linings, springs, seals. Bleed and refill fluid, inspect parking brake and road test car. 'For most American cars, foreign 1,, /, 6;*% a !1/ ~~ Save on oil bYthejug. Sale 168s.,ug Rig. 4.19. Stock up savings on JCPenney 10W40 Premium all. weather oil. Easy cold weather starts and balanced hot weather lubrication, 1.99 Domestic oil filters makes Slightly higher. r . _.1 ave on white Keystone wheels. Sale 28*44 R". 37.99 Save 25 pct.l Eight spoke wheels feature an all steel rim welded toa 360 degree steel center for maximum load distribution. Electrostatically applied hi-grade polyester paint. 15x8 size. H.,;.., 4 -Ii �1OA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, April 25, 197 Longwood Officials Miffed Over Water Well Delays By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer When the city of Longwood's new well and 300,000 gallon storage tank were officially connected with the city's water system on January 26, it was thought to be the answer to the water shortage experienced last year during the dry season. However now, three months later according to city officials the new facility is still not working properly and the city has withheld final payment of about 125,000 to the contractor Bay-Con General of Longwood. "How much longer is this bunch going to mess with the water well and not get It working?" asked Commissioner J. R. Grant at the Monday night meeting of the Longwood City Commission. He explained that the telemetry that is supposed to automatically synchronize the new $235,000 facility at Range Line and E.E. Williamson Road with the old well on Route 427 Is not functioning properly and the pump has to be turned off and on by hand. A meeting is scheduled for Thursday for city officials to meet with representatives of Bay-Con General, Winter Park Telephone Company and the electrical contractor to try and resolve the problem. The commissioners, with the exception of Commissioner Ray Leibensperger, expressed Interest In securing HUD (Department of Housing and Urban Development) financed low cost housing for senior citizens in the city. "What do we have to gain?" asked Leibensperger. "It would provide low cost housing for senior citizens," replied City Administrator David Chacey, who had been contacted by HUD to see if the city was interested In such a project. "I'm not sure that's an advantage," Leibensperger said. A public hearing on the adoption of a Land Use Plan map prepared for the city by the Land Planning Agency was set for May 16 at 7:30 p.m. A sore point in the plan as presented Is the Carter Kennels on E. E. Williamson Road. Now zoned commercial, the property Is surrounded by residentially zoned land. Chasey said It was recommended Carter Kennels remain as they are with the provision that they can't put any other business there, but could expand their dog kennel operation. "There Is no earthly way you can justify the Carter Kennels to remain commercial," exploded Leibensperger. "This plan is supposed to be the optimum for the year 2000.. . It would be an absolute disruption in the middle of the city. It Is obviously spot zoning and defeating the entire purpose of the bill, which was Intended to provide some rational continuity." Chasey, however, maintained because the property was already zoned commercial, the city could not zone him out of business. "This is plan and you can't look at It as a zoning map," OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. said City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. "The business would have to be closed down for six months or 180 days before the zoning could revert back. By adopting the map you are not going to preclude the business from operating." Lee Ostrowsky of Longwood Groves called It an : "eyesore" to neighboring residents. "When they operated the sod farm there it had trucks coining in and out all hours day and night," she said. "I want to see It phased out as commercial in a residential area and don't want any business establishment there. It was the understanding of the people in the area this would be included in the plan." The Commission voted unanimously to authorize Mayor June Lormann to sign a contract with International Systems, Inc. for their service in helping the city obtain federal grants. The city will pay $9,500 to the firm now and another $9,500 later, as the annual fee. Cook Of The Week Mother Of 6 Enioys Cooking _4 CALENDAR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25 starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Italian-AmerIcan Social Club of Sanford, 8 p.m., Wine and Cheese Cafe, Sanford Plaza. New Members welcome. THURSDAY, APRIL 26 South Seminole Optimists 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Like Mary Rotary, 8 a.m. Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church; 7 p.m., Longwood Quality Inn, Interstate-4. and Route 434. SISTER, Inc. noon, Holiday Inn. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Altamonte Springs Sertonia noon, Ireland's. South Seminole AA, noon, County Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Saalord-Semliole Jaycees board meetings 7:30 p.m. Jaycee building, 4th and French, Sanford. Seminole Rebakab Lodge 43, 8p.m., Odd Fellows, 1074 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St., Sanford. Seminole County League of Women Voters unit meeting on SALT 2, 7:30 p.m. Seminole Chapter Florida Audubon, 2 p.m., Florida Power & Light building, Sanford. Speaker Michael Kuypers. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. - FRIDAY, APRIL 27 Se'nI'le Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's Sanford .Airport. Sale South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, • Altamonte Springs. South Volnola Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watcher,, ii am., Altamonte Mall Sears. Tglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church Lake Howell Road. Losgwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, Route 434. • Yew Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Axi Flower Show, 2-5 p.m., Garden Club of Sanford, U.S. Highway 1742 and Fairmont. + By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent Sea Morris of Longwood, enjoys cooking and it's .probably a good thing she ,i1oes. As the mother of six 'eladopted children, she has J!1earied to cook easy, ,nutritious dishes, while :copIng with rising food prices, ; Pushed for time, Bea u1es a slow cooker yfrequently. "I drive a :'school bus for Forrest Park 3&hoo1. ' My youngest son, .z'Richard Allan, attends this nchool. We leave the house .-.*at 6:06 a.m.. and Ret home *t 4:45 p.m. I really like to 'beke but there just isn't much time," she said. A strong believer in oungsters learning to boys included, Bea laughed and said, "I only knew bow to make* biscuits at home and really learned to cook after I got married. However, I must admit my ; oldest daughter, Faye, doesn't have any interest in . cooking. But my husband, Al, bakes terrific cookies." Someday Bea would like to have a microwave oven. ': . . + 14 I professor has calculated the annual cost of regulation to be $97.9 billion; it cost about $25 billion to put a man on the moon. We don't quarrel with all regulation. Some price, safety and operating regulation Is necessary In recent years. however, there has been a flood of new regulation. Much of it contradictory Overlapping. Counter. productive. There are 427 boards, agencies. commissions, councils and bureaus that have energy-related authority under the auspices of the new federal Depart. ment of Energy The Code of Federal Regulations that lists all federal regulations is now 7O00 pages and growing by 4000 pages a year. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN TO YOU? Simply put, about $2000 of q the gross Income of a family of .. V four goes to pay the costs of regulation which are hidden .f. In the price of every product you buy Including your monthly utility bills. There's one thing about the U.S. taxpayer— he'salive... and kicking! +4 CUT BACK. CUT OFF. CUT DOWN TO SAVE. oi l prices will mean higher prices H forjustabout everything. Gasoline. II I II Heating oft Plastics. Fertilizers. Pesticides. Electricity Low sulphur residual oil, the kind FPL uses to produce approximately 50%of our electriclty has increased from $2.34 per barrel (January 1969) to $1745 today Retlar sulphur oil wnt from $L92 per barrel to $14.Oa Meaningfui conservation will help There are pamphlets on how to "cut down on" automobile usage. And ehctrlcthj usage. You can get the booklet "How to save money on your electric bill" at any FPL office. F BR.AZILNUTCAKE 1½ cups Brazil nuts (½ lb. shelled) 1 cup pecan halves 16 oz. pitted dates 1½ cups drained maraschino cherries 44 cup all-purpose flour ~4 cup sugar ½ tsp. baking powder ½ tsp. salt 3 eggs 1 tsp. vanilla In large bowl, combine nuts, dates and cherries. Throughly stir together flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. Beat eggs and vanilla until foamy. Stir in flour mixture. Pour over nut mixture, stirring to mix well . Turn into greased and paper lined 9x 50 loaf pan. Bake in 300 degree oven for 1 hour and 30 mm. Cool In pan 10 nun. This is good around Christmas. PECAN PIE 1 cup sugar 2 tbsp. flour, heaping cup melted butter ½ cup white corn syrup 3 eggs well beaten 1 cup shelled pecan halves 1 tsp. vanilla Combine sugar, flour, melted butter and corn S)TUP and vanilla. Add eggs. Put pecans in pie shell. Pour filling over pecans. Bake at 350 degrees until bubbly. FRUIT PIE 9 in. unbaked pie shell 1 can ii lb. 5 oz.) cherry pie filling or any filling of choice) 4 pkgs. (3 oz. size) soft cream cheese ½ cup sugar 2 eggs ½ tsp. vanilla 1 cup dairy sour cream Preheat overt to 425 degrees. Prepare pie shell, spread half of cherry pie filling in bottom. Bake shell 15 mm. until crust is golden brown. Reduce oven to 350 degrees. In small bowl, beat cheese, sugar, eggs and vanilla until smooth. Pour over hot cherry pie filling. Bake 25 mm. Cool completely on wire rack. Spoon sour cream around edge of pie. Fill center with remaining filling. Serves S. Ilea Morris prepares Pancake Burger flash . DEAR ABBY: My husband getting on, but has not updated this, but he is an attorney! two sons, 17 and 19, stay home has told me that he wants to be his will in the last 20 years. Our MRS. G. IN BEL AIR and "bach It." crimated. Then his last wish Is finan cial pict ure has changed DEAR MRS. C.: Trying to We just learned they're to have his ashes scattered over radically. He has considerably get an attorney to update his planning to Invite about 10 the local country club where he more pro perty and assets and, ___ wWls like tryingto get a doctor couples to a party at our house to top it off, he inherited quite a Ilb twnid down for mom. quit smikiag or lose we1ht. while we're gone. bsrs1p three times. (He never large wn from his mother. _______ Don't give up. Keep rem inding We firmly told them that they (14 make It, so he 'joined him until he does something could have the party only if an We have grown children and Anther club.) about It. (P.S. I'm usually aunt and uncle chaperoned It. grandchildren. Abby, and I feel 'i um iwi LflOU8nI ne was very uneasy knowing that very important fact of life opposed to nagging, but In this The boys didn't like that idea, foolish to want his ashes unless and suggested instead that a my husband updates his without giving him the un- case I recommend It,t ieattered over a club that newly-married couple of their iouldn't accept him as a will much of his estate will not presslon that I am In a hurry to DEAR ABBY: The letter acquaintance he the be posed of according to his bury him? tnmber, but he Insists that about the 8-year-old girl who chaperones. (This couple is this wishes, wanted a bra even though she about the age of our elder son.) Is the way he wants it and How can I get him to face this You are not going to believe didn't body is going to talk him out have anything to put in U My husband promptly vetoed reminded me of the following t alit. hat suggestion. We then gave anecdote: - What do youthlnk of his idea? the boys a choice of postponing S i was shopping in a large BETTER HALF the party until we return, have department store with my 12the party before we go, or DEAR HALF: Permission is year-old daughter and my 76- having the aunt and uncle 3 rophs to______ scatter one's ashes year-old gra ndmother whom cha pe rone it. Well, their noses prtnte property, so tell your we call Bubby. have been out of joint ever Last minute preparations are trance to Sunland ersfsteit husband that he Estates; My daughter dragged me since. dbsbIy won't have any better being made for the annual 3- Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 4 over to look at some bras, Abby, my husband and I have uik crushing that club after he day, free Flower Show spon- p.m.; and Sunday, from 1 p.m. although she didn't need one The show, "T.V. Guide," will yet. looked forward to a wellearned sakes u ash of himself than sored by the Garden Club of Sanford. The hours are Friday include divisions for Hot'Wore. Bubby asked, "what are you vacation. We would not feel at from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Garden tic ulture and for Artistic training your breasts to do?" ease unless we were reasonably DEAR ABBY: My husband Center on Hwy 17-92 and Design. There will be 28 flower Without blinking an eye, her certain that everything was all riot think heisiinmortal.Hejs Fairmont Avenue at the enarrangements Interpreting the great-granddaughter replied right at home. Do you think we theme Of the show. "To grow!" Bubby bought her are being fair In our demands? MOM AND POP Entry of growing plantsWill the bra, thus dosing a gap that be from 10 am. to 4 p.m. on spanned four generations! DEAR M AND P: Yes. And April 26 and will not be acNo Trades Accepted NEWSDAY READER hoorray for you and for all other cepted April 27. Each DEAR ABBY: My husband parents who insist on having a exhibitor may make no more and I will be going on our clean-cut understanding of B.glnnlng Mon. April 23rd than 15 entries of growing vacation soon. After much what their children may and plants. persuasion, we agreed to let our may not do In their absence. Cut specimens may beenA111110111bTo95 tered from $ am. to 10 am., AprllV.Contalnerswfljbe FRIGIDAiRE provided. Each exhibitor may make no more than 15 entries of AU has p1.95 + -'I- JUne', 1' ffl'E' LOW FAT MILK Ga U o JN49 No Return Opens Days Flower Friday For . WITH COUPON 20 off csssnl,ns'huul (arsiss GAL. LOW FAT MILK 011(1 IIMIIID 10 Oki COUPON P[R (USIONIR ER EXPIRES APRIL29 1979 CLIP THI S Coupon GOING OUT OF BUSINESS' THE MOONII A Washington University : well. Spoon over meat mixture. Cover batter and simmer 15 mm. without removing lid. WHITE MOUNTAIN CAKE 2 cups sugar ½ lb. butter 1 cup milk 4 cups flour 1 tsp. vanilla 3 tsp. baking powder 8 egg whites Sift flour and baking powder together. In another bow), beat butter until creamy. Add sugar, then milk and flour alternately. Add vanilla, Beat egg whites until stiff, but not dry, and fold gently Into batter. Bake in oblong pan at 350 degrees. Icing: 8 egg yolks ½ lb. butter 2 cups sugar 1 tsp. vanilla 1 cup white raisins 1 cup English walnuts 1 cup pecans 1 cup coconut Cook butter, sugar and beaten egg yolks, stirring constantly until thickened. Add rest of ingredIents. you,, Over Club That Turned Him Down Saves AflVW - COST OF REGULATION "It would really be a great Spread rice in bottom of convenience. To save time, large baking dish, (Corning I often make double batWare). Place chicken over ches of dishes, like chili, rice. Season to taste. Add and freeze part of it," she soup and water. Cover. said. Bake 20 mm. at 450 Bea collects recipes from degrees. Turn down to 350 I r I e n d s, family, degrees and bake another newspapers and hour. We like it and you can magazines. "I generally warm It up also. stick close to the original PANCAKE BURGER recipe. They turn out better BASH for me that way. This 14 lb. ground beef Pancake Burger Bash ½ cup chopped onion recipe Is a complete meal i tsp. salt In Itself. Just add a salad," 2.3 tsp. chill powder she said. 1 can (8 oz.)tomato sauce Bea does a lot of sewing, i can 0 lb.) tomatoes mostly for the children. 1 can (1 lb.) corn, whole "I'd love to start quilting, kernel but just haven't the time," Dumplings: she said. A member of the 1½ cups pancake mix Seminole Bus Drivers' ½ cups crushed corn Association, she also chips teaches Sunday School at i egg First Baptist Church, 2 tbsp. cooking oil Longwood. cup water CHICKEN AND RICE Brown beef and onion, CASSEROLE drain, add salt, chili 1½ cups rice, (Minute powder, tomato sauce, Rice, uncooked) tomatoes and corn with 1 frying chicken liquid. Simmer 10 mm. Stir 1 can cream of celery occasionally. soup To make dumplings: 1 can onion soup To pancake mix, add 2 cans water egg, oil and water, Mix Husband Wants Ashes Scattered :: ISMORE ThAN PUTTING MAN ON Wednesday, April 25,1919-18 on - ,AIkásT.'1.9S .b.vs NOW 10" NOW 254 NOW 35' Trophies will be awarded are PAPER BACK EXCHANGE " follows: + The First Federal Savings 2324 PARK DR., SANFORD I,. WASHER and Loan of Seminole trophy Nears Men,, Tues., Then., Fri. Sit, loa m. till p.m. CLOSED: Sun.1 Wed. + will be awarded toth,wjnnerof the sweepstakes award In Jljgslgp Bat Of design. Seminole trophy will be awarded to the wirm of the sweepstakes award in herUcultare. The Helen Robison Memorial trophy (Donor—Diet Gardeners Circle) will be awarded to a menaw of the Garden Club of Sialiord, Inc who receives the bias ribbon in the elgndaaforno,lc,s, The Pad Ps$dmts trophy will beawardsdtoths wlimsrol the tricolor award In d,el. The First F.dsral Saviep & Loan Association of Mid. Florida trophy Will b awarded to the winose the credMty award The A""t National Bask of Sanford will be awarded to the wsr Of the award of ho,. Uculture exeUsnee. The Belle &y try (Donor—Bass Circle) will be awarded to a unv bor Of the Garden Club Of Be,d, Isc, Who rscsi,N the vbes'ssl sword. Le. tM bed uAft Of a arhery plad. _ _ e _ Independent Tah PTOVI Ill + + + liNing Irands most WasMe. 100% Pure ORANGE JUICE AlIO'Ji.t Cm. Washers cIssa sister ThnoTh.l.,t cumheriànd larnis NABISCO Fresh from Concentrate + 99C XR+ + •u. up ow dews Altatsr actim " cowlty Irniwl Heavy Duty + + + Half \y Gallon 13 ot. 99 [MANAGER'S WEEKLY SPECIAL + SCHLITZ LIGHT •leIUter. P'VMOeOt Press and Avtestic Knit Cycle. AS. $ CHIPS AHOY I ON 388 , OLD MILWAUKEE BEER 0 $ 6 1§ 95 BEER 6/12 oz. /12 oz. Cans Cans We Rmrvl the Right to Limit Quantities HOME A PPLI A NCE I 1 79 . SALE ITEMS THKUUGH APRIL. 29. 1919 C F �BLONDIE I 21—Eveiini Herald, Sanford, Fl. T4E BESTLOOING, HANDSOMEST MAN IN THE GUESS w4O'S DINNER ; Wednesday, April 25 1979 by Chic Young ACROSS 40 Obtain S 1 Technical urn. 41 Time zo versity(abbr) (abbr) 4 Skinny fish 43 Liquid 8 Turkish title measure 12 Sound 46 Made UGLY so (ECLDATAT HOME! i WISH I WERE WORLD _ COW IL maneuver by Mort Walker GOOP MORNING AH CPIX L_ HE MEANT Farrow 5Ycn,ArgJ 31 Went astray 33 Tse. lung 34 Mountains (abbr) 35 Full of holes, as a 1,!4 - II ~" M rs -! -,. O&A j 15A 1 Mesdames 26 Cow 30 Actress I WONOER IV I ISO .) li ff DW award 36 Boar emw IW 22 lamblike god 48 Cornice 49 Arabian Ship 51 Pounds (abbr) — — — feet under. decreases — — — — 3 by Art Sansom a.' - - w, - ARCHIE by Bob Montana _ i REEM - • - - , - - - enus to match. -, ' .. , by Stolfel I111 / a H.lmdahl - 'IHI COACH -S.4IP WE 4e4OUL.p a01,111t VNIFOMf WA4HIP IIFsfl NEXT WEIK4 GAM I \ - A a '. ____ -- elegant Publix Flor Guests arrived "when the sun ' and maize, baskets : 1si pottery. Pueblo homes corn tablespoons Parkay margarine medium zucchini, cut into ¼-inch slices c feature large hearths, and the friends soon gathered around Jennifer's to sing Indian songs, but drums and enter into some Cut corn from cobs. Melt margarine In skillet over roimd.dances. The activity heightened their medium heat. Add corn and pStttes as wet! as raised emir zucchini. Cook 2010 23 mInutes .. WIN AT BRIDGE 3 2 . . - - pirlta, for when ennIfer pesaid the " chise," (Qieese and green chili nachos), her guests confirmed they were 'ready to feedi Jennifer served the hot seasoned "Pueblo Fire," (red chill soup) ciet€i with Indian WPA design. Every Pueblo village boasts a special home for the chief of the . ' ____ tribe, To end the feast, Jennifer ' ...i version of H e authenticallydecorated, with topping, pretzels and cargnels. . '" "" , COCHISE . -, •' ' -. xux zucvium IS Wfl ...$ dirring occuloiy. • WARCHIEF'S HOUSE two-thirds cup Parkay IargIIne 2 cups sugar 2 W 1 teaspoon vanilla 2% cups flour 1 tablespoon baking powder tPOOfl5 salt 1% cups milk Creamy FrodIn Kraft fudge topping PFdUI dicks caramel Cream margarine and ii4a' wIll light and fluffy. Blend In sharp cheddar eese cut into 4-incli cubes eggs andvanUa.Addcombined IbtIlh* ChIPS dry Ingredients alternately with QIOPPCd green chilies milk, - splzb1g well after e / For each cochise, place addition. Pour Into greased and thiese cube on tortilla chip. floured 13 X 9 inch baking pallis TOP with Chilies. Bob at 380 Bake at 380 degrees, 401049 mIflUtiL minutes or until wooden~ck -: yj I i' ____ ..., ..'r :. " - S * unerien In center conies out WA*RIOI'5CAEROLE dean . Cool. Cut koch piece 1 lb. ground beef from end of cake. Cut 3-loch 1 10-os. p. Cracker Barrel strip from end of cut ___ \ \ - With mixture, barbecue sauce and garlic salt. Cook over low heat I "wean noon and 3 p.m.) to find hour. -"Jennifer's pueblo home Six one-third-cup servings. bedecked hi colorful Indian " SASQUATCH biankets strings of _______________________________ ___ 0°o "i"fvi --• table had reached its crest" (bet- ____ ---i- Set a mood. Set your • -- ___ [I'FII1'.C1 kid , ' For Thursday, April 26, 1979 ____ Tb, '' __ - As . prOminent - w to 56 minutes or until hot. Cut reserved cheese Into arrows. Garnish with cheese arrows, shredded lettuce and tomato wedges. 6 servings. PUEBLO FIRE 10 dried red chili pods 3 cups water first prize winner in the r,0mpet1t1on, Jennifer receives a$2,S00 cash scholarshlpaward for her "Pueblo Feast" party, lb. round steak, cut Into In honor of her Zia Pueblo small pieces Indian heritage. These special i tablespoon oil foods are generally held In the ¼ cup Kraft barbecue sauce autunvi months, months, and Jennifer i teaspoon garlic salt as she is called, "little Remove stems and seeds Fawn") planned a from chill pods; rinse in cold bountiful meal of authentic water. Tear Chill pods into 'n&an dishes to highlight her pieces; place In blender with ,.celebration cel&atlon during the harvest water. Blend 5 minutes. Brown Ofl• meet In oil. Add chili pod - _____ us PlrtlCi with well-balanced . - HOROSCOPE U45 a ,., - - I r I U Miss program, is a contest !h1ch acknowledges and .jewarde young women for their ,.,,akill In planning creative . u- nether in the pursuit of brand sharp natural cheddar piece. Place cut piece on base; tradition, Or the flight of fancy, Cheese frost sides and top of cake with c.'today's teen hostesses are 1 10%-oz. can condensed Creamy Frosting. Decorate ?-'.ereat1ng unusual party ideas to cream of chicken soup A with topping, pretzels and i,'liven up the weekend scene! 1 cup milk caramel to resemble a pueblo They're discovering, however, 4 teaspoons canned or fresh house. 'tht a truly successful party Chopped green chilies CREAMY FROSTING careful advance Iteaspoon garlic salt % cup Parkay margarine panning. By combing novel 1 pkg. (12) corn tortillas i teaspoi vanilla Ibenia with unusual foods, ii Shredded lettuce. Dash of salt 'decorations and activities, Tomato wedges 4% cups sifted confectioners' a •1eens all over the country can Brown meat; drain. Slice 1- sugar ::host the type of parties friends inch piece from cheese; reserve ¼ cup milk "-*ndfamily will long remember, for garnish. Shred remaining am marga rine; blend in With With Just such a party, New cheese. COmbine meat, cheese, vanilla and salt. Add sugar ) Junior Miss, Jennifer soup, milk, green chilies and alternately with milk, beating Herrera, won top honors this garlic salt. In 2-quart casserole, until light and If frosting )4year in the 1919 Kraft Hostess layer 1 cup meat mixt ure and 4 becomes toofluffy. stiff, add adAwarcis. tortillas; repeat layers two _____ t______ of mWL The Hostess Awards, a more times. Top with 'satellite scholarship corn- remaining meat mixture. - - - - Jr. Miss • - - ToN.M. ' . - Jim AMMUMME -- - - - Goes i - -- - ii•_.::::! = = = = Y 'V Y'Y YY A The four top national winners of the 1979 Kraft Hostess Awards are, from left: Jennifer Ilerrera, New Mexico's Junior Miss from Albuquerque, first place winner of a $2,500 cash scholarship; Colleen Corrigan, South Dakota's Junior Miss from Yank. ton, first runner-up and recipient of a $1,250 cash scholarship; Becky Redd, Florida's Junior Miss from Lakeland, a second runner-up and winner of a 1750 cash scholarship; and Suzanne Kennedy, Nebraska's Junior Miss from Omaha, third runnerup and winner of a $500 cash scholarship, '.' problems of fatty. DEAR READER choIestanlbui1dupth thebi 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 congratulations on kicking a stream and It helps to Prevent 12 bad habit anddeveloping agood high blood pressure. These one. If everyone could make important factors In preventing 15 such Important changes hi life heart attacks and strokes. Also style, we'd have a lot less -most of the runners I kflOW 18 medical problems In our don't smoke. That's Important, society, — too. 21 22 ainly you have no Cert -I 5 riuuis of in your do live quite a bit longer than time. system at ills noun timately, alcohol is a tissue their sedentarY coii*erpirts toxin and some of the live r who are overweight, USEHUMMEan damage that it causes may iisrexercfaid and often hive It's llke any other tlssue Other undesirable aspects to persist. OMENSRON that Injures and heals, it may their life style. That do't mean everyone who runs will cause scar tissue in live 10 or 15 years longer than process. However, if yo u're I 4 1 42 I° doing as well as your letter other people. 43 44 45 suggests, I would suspect that 46 47 48 49 Because of your Inured in you have little if any residual you've 0 damage, 51 52 made, I'm sending you Now about that calous on Health Letter number 4-2, 54 55 your foci. That means that the Jogging, Exertion, Sudden hall your right foot is bearing Death, to give you a moreweight than the rest of the balanced Idea of — — — — — — — — — .. foot. I suggest that you see an rwming NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I orthopedic specialist and let him fit your foot with a pad or Every we In awhile you insert that decreases; the weight hear about some In that area. public figure A callous on the bottom of the while running. But you aii foot Is Just like a callous on the hear any emphasis on hand. It's because of work that someone died In bed. If you By BERNICE BEDE 080L rubbing and Irritlating that spend a large p of area. If you wear gloves on yo ur running, you increase your hands, you're less likely to chances of something hapdevelop _ callouses on your_ pening to you while you're palms. If you adequately running. YOUR BIRTHDAY old m14i5 April11, 1P7I (Sept. 2Oct. 23) Your social life will take on ThUMA ings which you cOWJ,dedl3f new signi cance this ccinliig '-wag. or fi Others toày could year. Frluida with whom you , ,-wO benefits as wtflbelnvolvvdwtflprovetobe well. Treat their affairs as ii worthy pals, IDdOId. they were your own. care of one of South's probTAURUS (April 20May 20) lems. He now could count 12 SCORPIO(Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You fare bed in situations tricks: two spades, two today where you are the person Normally you function best hearts, seven diamonds, and in charge. Do not leave im- operating alone. Todsy, your one club. He realized the 13th trick would have to portant matters up to less of- successes Will come In things come from a squeeze. The fective individuals. Beginning which you do In tandem. Boa best squeeze chance was one with your birthday, find out team player. known as the Vienna coup, SAGiTTARIUS (Nov. 23 ec -D . what the year ahead holds for an intricate maneuver In you by sending for your new 21) Difficult achievements are which declarer cashes a Adro.Grapb Letter. Mali $1 for not likely to Ii4lnildate you high card to establish a and with good reason. lower-ranking card for the each to Astro-Grapli, P.O. Box today, what it takes to got defense which they will be 410, Radio City Station, N.Y. You have done right. squeezed out of later. 10019. Be sure to specify birth CAPRICOBN (Dec. 22Jan. His ace of hearb covered sign. East's king at trick one. He 19) A little apple polishing or GEMINI (May 21'June 20) cashed the ace king of Something Is going on behind- politicking may be necessary spades (pitching two hearts from dummy) and now the scenes regarding an Issue today to win over someone who Is very important to your made the keJlar of the ace you've been concerned about. — — maco Don't fret, It will be taken care le next ran l all the AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) of better than you could diamonds. Double-check your family This brought him down to CANCER (Jime 2WuIy 22) budget today and you may find a two-card ending. Dummy There'll be plaudits today for a way to do something you've held the queen of clubs and a sma ll heart. It dldn tmatter the Way You conduct yourself been wantthgto do, bsitfelt you what East hold. South held among your piers In dicky couldit't afford. the quevmofars situations. There'll he no dote PiV.t' .Marth h and poor wed nela fill head regarding Who's rwwthtg the You'll deal with life By l)$wI In his hands p4 groaned. Jy show, realistically today. Becausesad Alas He had to discard down to LEO(July 23-Aug.22) Your you're prepared one heart to keep the kin of _ the dedilone had d contract was terrible, clubs and the lucky slam W strongest w today we honestly, career and financet When the make we likely to be very NOt enou1h can be said to coin. home. The Vienna condemn t. North's leap to COUP had wOrked because chips we down In either area, it sound. seven was unwar- Wed had been dealt four brim out your but. He had lea rned ti ARIES (Mirth 21-April 19) rant.&diamonds hearts and the king of clubs. VIJIGO (Aug. DIept. 38) This could is a red.lsttir day South had three aces, but '3PAPT1scAWN. Utiliz, the kzwIidgs geined flnádafly. Focus your efforts that by Itself did not guaran. (For a copy oFJ4C09YMOD from your put esperiences on weep that can offer sub- In 13 tricks. Fortunately. ERN, $1 to: "Win South was able to find the Bridge,send today and you won'Ige wr. etlitlal rdrne for ventires "car. of this newspe-O winning line la of p y. It's net likely you'll repeat any you have already per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City eat's opening lead took Station. New York. N.Y. 10019) 2 1Tk 1 d I •-' J. 1$- . FRANK AND ERNEST 4. at 14 1P.- •0 __%l•__ SPIDER-MAN ______________ by Bob Thavis by Stan Lee and John Rnmlta 8. - - --- -- - ,-. Lovely Florentine serving pieces, available anytime at srwclal ciuInnc Collect .1 service for 12 or more. A different Item will be featured each week. WEEKS ITEM 1-6-11 10,4" Dinner Plate 2-7-12 Cup -13 Saucer COD,L I?1 1a a- 4-9-14 ... ,. 'T ,• , •-'.-. ;,, ' 'a 790 9' - 79' 79' Bread & Butter Dish 5-10-15 Dessert! Fruit Dish NOTE: Only featured Items 'vbugi AI'I. S. v ' PRICE 79' - OH, Wednesday, April 25, 17 -3I ostess '. . in 9 Water pipe — . 41 Civilian clothes glove 42 More secure amphibian 25 Chicken feed 43 Campus area 4 Mystery writers' award 28 London trolley 44 Hind, dialect 5 Build 27 Demons 45 Along years 6 long and 28 46 Stop slender accompli 7 Female saiit 29 Hindu ascetic 47 Persian ruler practice 8 More uncanny 31 Poet T. S. Sanford, Fl. Lamb wds) 23 Jane Austen (abbr) title 2 Small amount 24 Baseball 3 Tailless * 1111 WC1rd Dr. marathon twice. I have a callous which builds up on the ball of my right foot and becomes hard and often burns. I cut it down and use the ____________________________ sanding method. Can YOU recommend something to •'s protect an area that's on it? responding In this way on the i also have heard that bottom of the foot, you'll have nan will live 10 10 15 YUtS lees problem from the callous. longer. Once I was a near alcoholic but when I started Finally about runners living running, I quit alcohol. Do you longer. Many of them de.One of think the alcohol Is out of my the reasons Is because many Of system by now? Anyway, I feel them are lean. The amount of great from a lSinIle workout exercise they do helps prevent and I hope I run until I'm six obesity. That, in turn, 10 Doesn't exist 32 Freedom from (cont) activity 11 Communists 38 Exit 19 Express 39 And O 20 Vigorous (abbr. lat. 2 (abbr) 37 Belief in no 1 THE BORN LOSER roof DEAR DR. been aniiner for over fotW.'afld t'ears and have run over 18,000 miles. I ran the Boston _ 54 Small taste 18 Inept service. 55 Macao coin man (2 wds) 56 Clothes (SI) 20 Clues 57 Hubbub 21 Museum 58 Recent pieces 22 Actress West DOWN 23 Television 1979 - _ __ 15 Greek letter 52 Exclamation 16 Sarazen 53 Drinks 17 Skin •. . HeQuitDrinking And Began Running r4,,h i siofi Fhih iKi i f0 Id T R0 DOA A T OMS LES T R A RE L I tLTI DEAF DELAY fYDiTTOL °I EYE EL o $ £ A R ÔON EROS i. 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L! .. 2. !j..1979 !— Covered 12Rowd Iun.vDWs Serving Ptauer Grav,Bo.* 9 Rcwnd with stand Vegetable Bowl Coaster */Ashtrays I Covered 9"Lunch,on Plate Sugar Bowl You wili be abto replace or add any piece In your Florentine pattern for at least three years. Order blanks will be made available at Publix for future use. Where shopp*, is a easure. $1099wlthosji — — — ---- — 5' U Publix �4I4v.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, April 25, 17 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Favorite Bread or until tender, over slow burning coals, turning occasionally. It's so good you'll find guests will eat more than one ear, so be sire to have plenty. Warm weather Is here and Florida sweet corn is in abundance so let's head for the backyard for some good outdoor cooking. Having a neighborhood cookout can be fun and the food exceptional, UPCis1• ly when you serve ears of roasted Florida sweet corn, It's easy toprepare and lip smacking good. Just remove the husks and silks and place each ear on a square of aluminum foil along with a pat of butter. Sprinkle with salt and pepper then wrap corn securely using a double W Roat WN minutes, Gets chopped green pepper and cheddar cheese. When buying sweet corn be sure to select ears that are well filled with bright, plump, milky kernels. The husks should be fresh looking and green colored. Always refrigerate until ready to use. And, for the bed taste cook the ears as soon as possible. Another corn favorite, that goes well with grilled hamburgers, pork ribs, steaks, or thicken Is the famous Southern specialty corn bread made with corn meal. Florida Depart. ment of Agriculture Home Economists have given our featured recipe a delightful new flavor by adding fresh golden kernels of Florida sweet corn as well as - CORN AND PEPPESI CHEESE BREAD 4 ears fresh Florida corn (2 cups) 1½ cups yellow corn meal ¼ cup all-purpose flow 1 Tablespoon baking powder 1¼ teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon sugar ¼ teaspoon ground white pepper 3 eggs t S udded 11/4 cups milk ¼ cup butter or margarine, melted 1 cup sharp Cheddar cheese, shredded and divided ½ cup green pepper, chopped Remove husks and silks from corn. Cut kernels from corn; set aside. in a large bowl mix together corn meal, flour, baking powder, salt, sugar and white pepper. In a separate bowl lightly beat eggs. Add milk and melted butter. Add to corn meal mixture; stirring lightly with a fork just until blended. Lightly stir In reserved corn, green pepper, and % cup of the cheese. Grease and flour an 11% x 7½ x 1% baking pan. Pour batter Into pan; spread smooth. Bake in a preheated 425 degree oven h Wit until knife Inserted in center comes out clean and op is beginning to brown, about 30 minutes. Sprinkle with remaining ¼ cup cheese. Return to hot oven and bake 3 minutes longer. Cool In pan for 5 minutes. Cut Into squares. CORI4BURGER SURPRISE 1 egg, slightly beaten 1 cup fresh Florida sweet corn cut from cob ½ cup Ritz crackers, coarsely crushed ¼ cup green onion, chopped ¼ cup parsley, snipped 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce ½ teaspoon salt ½ teaspoon dried sage, crushed 2 pounds ground beef Black pepper Garlic salt Corn Combine the egg, cheese, crackers, green onion, parsley, Worchedershire sauce, salt, and sage. Divide beef In half. On sheets of waxed paper pat each half into large circles of equal size. Sprinkle each patty with black pepper and garlic salt. Spoon stuffing over one circle of, meat to within 1 inch of edge. Top with second' circel of meat; peal off top sheet of waxed paper. Pinch edges of meat together to seal. Place meat patty on a wellgreased grill basket;, peel off remaining paper. Sprinkle with additional garlic salt and pepper. Grill over medium coals about 15-20 minutes on each side until done. Garnish with onion rings If desired. Serves 4-6. 1'- Ideal For Special Entree Mousse 01 '4-" A mousse is ideal as the bridal or baby. shower luncheon or as an accompainiment to a buffet. You may use chicken, salmon, vegetables or leftover meats for variety when serving more than 'one mousse for a special occasion Mousses are easy to make and should be included in every young cook's recipe file. 2 teaspoons lemon juice Pimiento strips ½ cup mayonnaise ½ cup sour cream I t teaspoon dry mustard entree at a Chicken Mousse adds a kpeclal elegance to festive meals, ' in lemon juice. Spoon into 5-cup ring mold. Chill until slightly thickened. Arrange pimiento on gelatin. / hut Meanwhile, sprinkle remaining gelatin (1½ teaspoons) on remaining broth to soften. Heat, stirring until gelatine is dissolved. Chill until slightly thickened. 2 cans (5 ounces each) chunk-white chicken, chopped 1-3rd cup chopped celery ¼ cup finely chopped onion Salad greens In bowl, blend mayonnaise, sour cream and mustard. Add chicken, celery and onion. Fold into gelatin. Spoon onto first layer. Chill until firm. In saucepan, sprinkle ' package gelatin (1 1 teaspoons) on 'i cup broth to soften. Place over low heat, stirring until gelatin is dissolved. Remove from heat. Stir CHICKEN MOUSSE 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin 1 can (I34 fluid ounces) chicken broth Wednesday, April 25, 97—$B N 1 ' Leftovers help make a tasty bean dish. Unmold on salad greens. Makes 4 servings. Try Corn Bread that's delightfully different. Beans I. - 1AE [EST THINGS COMEfroM PUBUX Bonus Printd DRON SAVE 24c 'POZEN PEPPERONI , 41 SAVE 1OC, Minute Maid's Frozen Concentrate __________________ 26-or pkg r;-,100 EXTR Al _,_.____ I--!--- i by, irunyeiuIce.............' I IiT. she'll treasure. 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Tangy Libby Pits. rounded peaks. Set aside. Cook I,....................... T.ddl.r or Over night - -' 89' __________ Beef for Oven Roasting on a rack in a shallow open pan. Do tapioca mixture over medium Place frozen green beans in -- ---- .._ --------- --hnt.-t1rrfnt! nntnntiv until rAmkI, .... - b,ik4nrlloh a... .oia vvaver wasn --------mixture comes to a full boIl, 6 to seasonings. Sprinkle over green' Woolite Liquid 16.oz. six. 8 minutes. (Pudding thickens beans. Add lemon juice and IRA Pampers Diapers.. 2 can (11 oz.) mandarin orange sections, drain ed Mix tapioca, salt, 3 tablespoons sugar, the milk and egg yolk In a saucepan. Let gradually beat in 2 tablespoons sugar, and continue beating until mixture will form soft Ex THA Bayer Aspiri n...............i..' Sufsa.d Treeti Peeled £ Develnod Smoked Mullet ............ r PUSUX 11511yES THE RIGHT ,eg. pkg. (hp...w.d.u., I,;,, I - may b ~ teaspoon vanilla stand 5 minutes. Meanwhile, beat egg white until foamy; Or Chicken Chow Mein Tablets alved Or Sllc.d : 10 !h Chun King ____________ 35 swift's Premium Sliced klogna.r Olive Loaf,.................. Z' 75c Piwares. Sliced 129 Cooked Ham.........,..... Sunnylend (Regular, k.f or Thick) I. Sliced Bologna ........,,.. GreenStamps Meat & Shrimp Egg Rolls %AVE Wt GOIAN (W MINI ____________ 2-3rds cup flaked coconut ' Ex ' _______________________________ (Limit I Battle, Please) 3 tablespoons quick-cooking tapioca I ¼ teaspoon salt I tablespoons sugar 2 cups milk 1 egg yolk 1 egg white 2 tablespoons sugar flee C.. On eea.e P Tf 4 can 25' % IlL] _____ _____________ 99c TAPIOCA DELIGHT EXTF'rA Green Beans.............." 25' Franks......................... : S 14 Swift's Premium (All Varieties) Sausage ORANGE-COCONUT 411GreeflSfafl1pSI Del Monte Cream Style or Whole Kernel i i _____________________________ ________________________________________ Gwaltney of S (k.f tor meat) • •u•.•.••••e•___•_., 39' Pear HaIv.s................ 'can 39' Del Monte, (Buffet Size) Sliced B..fs............... "'can 25 Puritan - e.o •,rnc..s a 1 oo.ct. bat. I,p.'uW.d,M.y3. 1 Del Mont. SAVE 36c _lIIuiJ VEGETABLE l 1 - co,.o; One-A-Day Vitamins Del Monte Bartlett Fresh (3 to 54b. avg.) Pork Lain Sirloin or Blade End Roast.......... T $29 Roth's Block Hawk (Regular or Thick) 14b Sliced Bacon ............... : S129 OscorMay., (Regular .rk.f) $169 Franks......................... HUishir. Farm Smoked Sausage......... V $119 Swift's Premium kn.l.ss Fully Cs.k.d Smoked Daisies........... $229 Oscer Mayor Sandwich Spread Chubs., ,..$ Regular Or With Iron 19c Cooked chicken substituted for beef. pourri... M'GreenStamps _____ L k\ 2 tablespoons butter or Pot ___ phs Round Shrimp............ 'PLO' _______ _______ 'teaspoon dry mustard I' occasionally. Garnish with green pepper rings, If desired. Makes about 3 cups. J Singleton's Frozen Batter Fried ___ meal. AND BEANS ½ cup chopped onion A 10.., S 1 59 Rainbow Trout ........ ... ______________________ _______________________ 79c ' , Bix Mix.............. ' ui r 6. Yellow Corn Muffin, Flop Stax Or Cook uasage in medium Potatoes skillet. Remove and drain. edlligii --A RSSW ,.,spu.0 of (M d)ll' tablespoon dwpp.4 *06 Cs* od Soft In fat ____ ________ 6 L1S BEEFY PORK Martha Whitot Colton Pickin' Corn Broad, - Potatoes Go Italian Clear Springs Frozen Dressed \ . dessert for a complete, easy ingredients. Heat, stirring Peas.......................... Xv 69' ..I!!j1J 87C p._... ii SAVE 7c, Birds Eye Frozen Peas 1 Cream Sauce, Potatoes & Cream Sauce, French Beans With Almonds Or There Is Only One Ritzl Nabisco Ritz Crackers..... .........b. Great With Fries, Del Monte 24-u. Tomato Catsup...........hot .'" qc ' l6..i. Bog Keebler Saltines......... '' 69c a'.. •,. J '.4 cup ketchup bean combination with leftover 2 teaspoons Worcestershlrê beef or chicken and your sauce 1 tCU)OOfl vinegar favorite seasonings. Green pepper rings (op. You'll find that fresh fruits such as sliced oranges, tonal) J I.' pineapple or grapefruit In a saucepan, cook onion enhance such a bean dish. Add with mustard In butter until bread or hot rolls, milk and a tender. Add remaining . ;'.............. Green Beans...............i,., T [I.,_ ,.,.,,.,,,,,, ,,,, can SAVE lOc, Southland's French Cut Frozen (Poly-Sag) NIDIO,tI 79c ( GREEN STAMPS V go "411-6 Potatoes.................... P4 RED ROSE A Pace Change 2 Whipped Topping ..... I SAVE I Dc, Ore.lda's'Froz.n Shredded Hash Brown Stretch a simple pork-and- TRAI 89 Bean dishes provide essential margarine morney. That I can (16 o unces) pork and may be why they are gaining in beans with tomato sauce 1 c up cubed cooked beef popularity agaln. protein for less V17YU SAVE 1Cc, Quick Maid's Frozen Vanilla Wafers .......... ,., p. ...... - _____________ — Great In Banana Pudding, Sunshine I N,. S N -...- ...... SAVE ICc, Sara Lee's Frozen Almond, Blueberry Or Raspberry Fish And Citrus I? .._.. ....... ......... _,, i:i Budget JiPmr'j L- LI ..., - SAVE 29c, Banquets Chicken, Turkey Or Corned Beef Hash 1 El ,i.,, SAVE 5Cc, Saluto's Frozen 3,;i s29c Party Pizza ............... ' ' Are you looking for a product SAUTEED SEAFOOD WITH tlat Is quick and easy to CIThU&AUIONDBUTrER e, rjth In food values, 2 pounda fish fluiti, fresh or istinctively different In frozen ? Well; look no farther, I & 17 v6r1 d I teaspoon salt yu've found the answer ft's Dash cayenne pepper sjfoodl ¼ cup margarine or cooking 'Cooking is easy and the oil results are delicious when you Paprika use fishery products. They are onethIrd cup sliced blanched naturally tender and require almonds only enough cocking to flake 2 tablespoons lemon or lime may and bring out the flavor, juice Choose seatrout, snapper, ¼ teaspoon grated lemon or niglet, or other thick fish lime rind fillets, and add a touch of 1 email ripe avocado peeled, Ingenuity and a dish of seeded, and sliced Imagination with your choice of Thaw fish If from. Sprinkle sauces, marinades, stuffings, with salt and cayenne pepper. or just lemon and butter to suit Had ¼ cup margarine or your fancy and the occasion, cocking oil In large frying pan. Pain or fancy, there's a Arrange fish in single layer In btload of good eating when frying pan (about ½ at a tune) ypq'enjoy fish fillets. and brown lightly on both sides, uteed Seafood with Qtrne. turning once, 5 to 7 minutes ónd Butter is we to pique - --total cooking time or- until •ftsh YW family's curiosity as well flakiseasily when tasted witha a, their appetites. The secret fprt Tranafur cooked fish to 1in cooking the fish fillets be" sirthg platter; sprinkle jil they flake easily when with perika and keep hot. Add tàtid with a fork. Thw fish is r,,nInhig ¼ cup margarine to then topped with almcnbuttac frying pan; beat. Add almonds sauce with a bit of lemon or and toast lightly. Remove from We. This particular recipe heat; dir in juice and rind. produces an entree that looks Spoon over fish. Top with thin picture-pretty and tastes as lilt slices of avocado. Makes I 1'i-chefs madirphcot servings. Benefit COUPONS I : 16 1 AN( WORTH 600 STAMPS 0% A FUNCHASI -. 1 1 PIE pound ground beef 4-ounce can 'N' HONEY' - GLAZED COFFEE CAKE -, 2 cans (10 biscuits each refrigerated buttermilk or countryMyle biscuits ½ cup sugar 14 cup chopped cup butter or pecans egg margarine, 1-3rd cup chopped onion GLAZE ¼ cup dry bread crumbs ¼ cup honey 1 teaspoon salt ' cup frozen orange juice of pepper concentrate 2 cups chopped 1 tablespoon flour potatoes, cooked iteaspoon cinnamon 3 tablespoons milk Heat oven to 375 degr.s ½ pound process cheese Grease 9-Inch square pa spread, cubed Se 1 tablespoon chopped teuthcan of dougJi1at 10 bIscuits. fresh parsley ¼ teaspoon salt Combine sugar and peànp. Combine meat, mushrooms, Dip biscuits In melted buttit egg, onion, bread crumbs and then In sugar mixture. Arraflg* seasonings; m lightly. Press biscuits in prepared pan In meat mixture onto bottom and rows, overlapping blscuttè sides of 9-Inch pie plate. Bake at slightly. -400 degrees, 15 mInutes, Remove meat shell from oven; glaze lngredieits in reduce oven temperature to 350 saucepan. Mix well. Cock over degrees. Drain excess fat from medium heat, stirring ca dantly, until bubbly. Spoon meat si.u. Mash hot potatoes with milk; glaze over biscuits. stir In process cheese spread, Bake at 375 degrees for 30 parsley and salt. Fill hot meat minutes. Cover biscuits with shell with potato mixture, aluminum foil. Bake S W Return to oven; contin ue minutes more or until biscuits biking 10 minutes. I servings. are gold,n brown wdneLj, doughy in center. Let stand In CORlED BEEP' P0K pan 5 nilnutes before turning OVEN ROASTING WiTh out on serving plate. Serve SESAME8EEDIRUSHON wa. Makes 9.4nch coffee Place a Premium Cornea cake. mushrooms, drained I - to IONGWOOD mrkets ' : �68—Ev.nlng Herald Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, April 25,1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. OUR _ EVERYDAY LOW PRICES We Have Everything For SprIngtime fun & food INFLATION w SAVE 109 PACKED FRESH DAILY Fresh Slaw or Salad SAVE 201 A LI PICA 101* OWl' Fresh Asparagus SAVE 20C Fla. White Grapefruit SAVE III: Fresh Florida Oranges SAVE 3OC[IRA FMICY or: Red Delicious Apples SAVE 1011*1 Not PLASTIC IN SAVE IOC Florida Citrus Punch FRESH P0601111 YELLOW SQUASH FRESH CRISP FLORIDA CELERY FRESH CARROTS 99g 3 2 59 SAVE SAVE 540 ISO LBS 18 SAVE 7 SAVE * AIR -USP& OW NEINVIUYRIU Bnls. Chuck Pot Roast CELLO STALKS BAG Fresh Pork Butts SAVE**3TILVY p Western Spare Ribs ill 131 Fresh Pork Steaks L188 Smoked Bacon FRESH FLORIDA OR GEORGIA PREMIUM GRADE $ LI SAVE *ALIIVTI1P* LB SAVE * LIPISUCU •' Skillet Brand Bacon SAVE 40 SAVE 200 A LB SAVE *21st $SI I lIP CANTA- 3 LOUPES . Agar Canned Ham SAVE 21.31st POTATO SAUl N Dandee Cole Slaw $2n Li 5598 3 CAN 980 SAVE *12111 MCLI Itil Axelrods Mozzarella Cheese 89 $148 i lest &,q.!i,DafrqI AV( $148 Sliced American Singles SAVE ill? LI PANTRY Pilot 88 4/$ 1 Vegetable Oil Spread SAVE 321Ssa NP$-AWT. flAVISS Loaf Cheese Spread Les Cal Swiss Style Yogurt SAVE *1st PANTRY Pill SAVE lilisi PANTRY Pill Grated Parmesan Romano Crescent Dinner Rolls 58c 980 SAVE *KMF Creamed Cottage Cheese &sf SAVE WIki PlISPANT1Y Pill SAVE 2121.1$ a*rs lUll SAVE *24w PANTRY Pilit •vsi Miw FloridaOràne Juice KLEENEX ,o el PUNCH,rd ay LAUNDRY TOWELS GIANT ROLL DETERGENT 0 $189 £ SAVE 2O 84oz MAAKUMI BOX tH1!1I!1AC s5 794 Quaker Quick Grits iiS.z IllY jverffpiicei 890 794 Pink Salmon SAVE *31st Flavor Ice SAVE *1st CAM PANISY Pilot 690 79' 690 Black Pepper SAVE * list Y & V Cheese Corn 0's SAVE 32 SAVE * list Pantry Pride Cola Best Buysinh,cepjes/ SAVE 301 lIsa PIIG FINE TASTE SAVE lot LAND 0 hOST 3s: PILE 590 UVE*l4sal* 19 Lucky Leaf Apple Juice Ufl*4L11M Boy 19 Kosher Dills SM *32w LSS Foamy Detergent lW0111 1 1 Sacramento Tomato Juice 390 690 BUTel GIT=l FREE TEEM 32oz BOTTLE PLUS DEPOSIT ON BOTH SUY•I AT REQ. PRICE GET-11 FREE! SAVE 309 Is: THOIN APPLE VALLEY Siiid Slic ed Cnnkd 11am Ham AKE MIXES 10W,*e/ 18.5oz D SAVE 20C ASSORTED FLAVORS EfrV#'t9)f Early June Peas SAVE lUtist CAM MU UIN(L w ClEAN STflE GENERAL MILLI I TOTAL ' CURIAL 12u PACKAGE I wme mis cow", s000 L TM V=09 NAY Z 157$. -- — — — — - — — — — SAVE 201 IIJICK FROZEN SAVE lICl4Sol CAM Showboat Pork & Beans SAVE 219 isa SUNS I PncES Packer Label Mushrooms SAVE SI isa P*SE Iii I INS of SPillS Nil Renuzit Solid Deodorant SAVE *Ska ASSUTtI VMITIS SAVE 201 6.: PsI 4/$1 3/ 1 $ 4/$1 SAVE $299 LIII U"0-Hu SAVE 701 ALINLWUMAND 98 Shoulder Blade Lamb Chops $168 Grade A Cornish Hens SAVE 201 A SAW *lisa PANTY Pill Waffle Syrup SAVE Party Flake Rolls 79 49 Lysol Spray Disinfectant 3?.i ASISTEIPANTIT Pill Spaghetti Sauce SAVE WNiAI$ 11711 liii Crispy Rice Cereal 59 SAVE ill? PM PANTRY Pill (AT IUIVE SAVE *12w SM W.11sa Kraft Mustard Flasic BLUE Spears 1 IDOT II 99 4 I MAYNNAISI I I I RICE "V2 3" 10 LB BAG SANPORD.ZAYRE PLAZA HIWAY 1742 & AIRPORT BLVD. 3/1 65 99 Dinner Rolls SAVE 113PM Pantry Pride Honeybuns SAVE*12w OvenGold Pound Cake 794 $sacUISIUNcNE1$lANS I01t CANSTS PEAS I CANIOTS II SLUD 01 Pantry Pride Mixed Vegetables 5/ $168 1.6 PKG. II 88 OSCAR MAYER BOLOGNA 01 BACON SLICED $ 168 LB PKG. 1dtA 0-4 INS*4w ponds Powder SM*-21CS01W 40*. Scopsouthwasls ultra Max_Shampoo 57 SM IN-IN INiI SCLY No C0U CATSUP 26OZ BOTTLE 255 low I 10* 17 INCH *1* II, IJIR S Final Not Hair Spray WIlK BLADES IflVEIl ISIS TPRiS S $ COUNT IS PAK. Beer O SAVE i ce Isa FROZEN PANTRY P111 Whipped Topping jet 990 394 Best i•Sweep Corn Broom 994 nsort Mrs Hair Spray 11.1I5p( *455 'I" Rolaids Tablets Vinyl Tube Lounge 53h1 1" 994 I 9.5 INCH 1.11 I PLAY BALLS I LOS FARM FARE 994 ASSITER ISSATES lASS lOo z Coffee Mugs Climaguard Motor Oil Tn Fold Photo Album Not 70 MIXES 24n POWDER P" FOIST Ajax Cleanser $1088 Irish Spring Soap I 7 "Va 3" $jig 400 CHEER LAUNDRY DETERGENT Illoz $484 BOX 594 994 I $260 SM 155111 690 S DRINK GRAPE. CHERRY,LIMONADIL ..TFAMAL0111,1111111111" LMIISY Dynamo Deterkent VW Angle Plastic Broom *11PiWSI lt of Olay 890 No Vining Liberty Broom 5121 Boston Bonnie Glazed Donuts Frozen French Fries 'MN 494 SAVE IOC list FIOZINil? PSi U 994 SAVE 34c Rest Buys in F,'o:cn Foods! DISPOSABLI LIGHTIUS $49E iverfpriceI 3/ 1 MAZZONI SAVE 40C LAMBRUSCO $159 WINE BI HABACHI SAVE *33w Ult ra Max Shampoo .I. rua DOUBLE Clair.se Hair Color twommeal-IN 59 LASALLE WINE Close•Up Toothpaste Listermint Mouthwash 75 LITERS SAVE 400 CHATEAU SAVE 31114w hUSh 511 St. iossphs Aspirin a, *21w Fern Mist Spray 40 0*. $129 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS 2/79 994 S.c.tSpay 59440*. 694 SscrStAntlp.rsplrent Spray POLKA PLATS QUAIRT JAN $168 USO A ALL VARIETIES LB SAVE 3O A LB N.R. SAVE 20 &yakvlakg,y/ 1!i SAVE *PANTIY Pill list NesTea Ice Tea Mix LIII.: AVE FRANKS SLICED QUARTER 6 PAK-12oz 8TL. BEER SAVE 5O Heinz Pickles . $128 Eldorado Cooked Shrimp 3 TO 5 LBS DUNKS GERMAN STYLE jveIdw p,iceI Cremora Coffee Creamer SAVE 309 5v* IOWRA~rl 24 CT. Little Friskies Buffet Champ Dog Ration SAVE 34 SAVE AN 31st FAMILY SIZE 10 $ 158 i Grouper Fillets SIRLOIN iver% price' PORK Tj STEAKS LO I N / 3/890 4/$1 2/890 Kounty Kist Corn TETLEY TEA BAGS SAVE )liSsa Lux Bath Soap 3/394 SAVE lUtist cm KJNTY KIST ITTif CROCKIR 2G.$118 Fried Fish Sticks $129 Pantry Pride Tea Bags — -- — - — — — — I 48 Assorted Chipped Meats AVI 30C I' FINE TASTE Skinl s's Franks L52 .868 STAR EO(D(N MOWI SAVE 201 SEA $138 Sliced Bologna CENTER CUT BEEF .5, SAVE OC12$ CT. SOS PILLSBURY OR UV1 I$t$si Cm June 88 Fresh Pork' Sausage SAVE 30 A LB SAVE 409SLSS LI S tO? LBS USDA LAREE Grade A Baking Hens c ROLLS - i 5EI $1 A Oscar Mayer orTItM 2 LITER SAVE 30 Swift Chili With Beans SAVE lot &cgsiwDeJ!/ KING SIZE A.D.C..REG..ELEC PERK V • tverf08Y.pr'°c SAVE *.INS" VN.LIY SONS Lykes Regular Sausage PANTRY PRIDE COFFEE LB SAVE". EACH . . • S t1 5 1 SAVE * A LI FISH YNUY SONS FRESH SWEET & JUICY SAVE 200 . 0 BnIs. Cubed Chuck Steak 49 4 100 89 Fresh Lello Radishes III "I SAVE AN A LII SPA. NaMUV40 a" Country Stand Mushrooms SAVE 200 . Boneless Stewing Beef ' Ls - Boneless Round Steak 3 SAVE 309- MM Juicy D' Anjou Pears Ced SAVE *ALI.Si&DUl Ma Vy 94 69 6/1 12/$1 SAG OF 14 SAVE JOC PICA ThU OWN! CAN BE REDEEMED UNTIL MAY 5, 1979. Sliced Beef Liver .s BAG FIGHTER CERTIFICATES croiv SAY! *AL2131ZIH,p SAVE 7CPICSYNSNS'DVSUE U.S. NO. 1 White Potatoes sit-its ALL ETEMi AND mcu GOOD WED., APRIL 25, THRU TUE$. MAY 1, IlL QUANTiTY RIGHTS RI$IRVID. J36 All Purpose Yellow Onions gff hog $1 SAVE lot- PCTV go' EvetIay SAVE 30 Low It~?e/ LB BAG Wednesday, April 25, 1979-7B BRIM COFFEE I LICAN 10w1 157H THIS COUPON GOOD TWill • wto. MAY Z 1975. ——————————— �1110-Evening Herald, Snford,FI. Wednesday, Apr1125, lfl A Reliable Theme CLASSIFIED ADS TONIGHT'STV - Z foreign power Is accused of the (4)0 WHEWI Crime. (2Hpi.) 1000 EVENING Soc STUDIO SEE "Clearwater" 1 4) 4. s.3o (2) 12:00 Anton, Sidney Goldsmith, QD MARY TYLER MOORE ()PAUWORD PLUS (4) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 00W,4s 0 EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING Peter Sellers, Sergio Mendes. Mary sadly prepares to leave her newsroom friends to start a new job. THE CROSS-WITS JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL / LEHRER . (FTHE NEWLYWED GAME OROCKFORD FILES Rock. ford becomesatargetofboth Federal agents and the mob whenhestumbiesuponsnme. -- gal gun.runnlngoperation. POLICE WOMAN Pepper goes undercover to break up a crime ring preying on a ritzy REPORT 7:30 LIARS CLUB (4) FAMILY FEUD 0 RYAN'S HOPE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 12:00 (F BIG VALLEY Heath Is $l.Ss BEAUTY SHOW (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guests: Ken Berry, Carl Rainer. DICK CAVETI Guest: (2) (F MIDDAY efforts to land a major account, drops into sleep and dreams of a terrifying future. (R) BIG VALLEY A Mexican EIGHT IS ENOUGH Tom Is Susan. nervous about her date with a very eligible bachelor, avoids telling him that she has a baby. (2) WHEELS Erica decides on psychiatric treatment, but t he death of her younger son sends her looking for another solution, leavi ng Adam to salvage the remnants of his life. (Part 5 of 5)(R) (FO YOU CAWT GO HOME AGAIN Lee Grant, Chris Saandon and Hurd Hatfield star In this adaptation of Thom. as: Wolfe's classic story of a struggling young writer's roment __Wwolysn,ent ____ euIfuI,, fl,rledn' SR during ifte troubliP*ne days of the 19209 and 1930s. CHARLIE'S ANGELS Kelly falls in love with the stunt-flying grandson of a notorious crime figure. (R) l MOVIE "Vanished" (Pert 2) (C) (1970) Ric hard Widmark, Skye Aubrey. The President's adviser Is kidnapped, and a 200 (2) Z THE DOCTORS 0ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 ANOTHER WORLD (i)• GUIDING 3-00 GENERAL DELECTRICCOMPANY 400 CD EMER113ENCY 'I'm (3[) THE 000 COUPLE 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (MON, TUE. THU. FRI) FM NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD KIOIWORLD(WID) dt MAKE ME LAUGH ___ (2) THE WILIURN BROTHERS (TNU) 6'30 (FKUTANA OTHE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 OSESAMESTREET 8:47 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:68 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 700 4:30 O MARY TYLER MOoRE •MERVGRIFFIN (12)AOOICIES 800 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS THE ODD 8:30 HOGAWS • MERVGRIFPIN(WED) CA By PATRICIA McCORMAC CI) TODAY IN FLORIDA aimed at helping teachers and I1. Eie 9!2FkENCPAV7 4 r 323-5176 (corner of 10th : & Hwy. 17-92) ____ televisiontl.sU)epotsntlalfor , FEDERAL NATIONAL MONT. GAOEASSOCIATION,ItC., - __________ - _____ does not have Wsvislen or , about w and wr1th9 skis' osaw -, I 'r " he said. 99M Bad chiftin Me d ____ ,, Mom for "amw . " Diiialer . ________ a. krilill _____ view 1believe critical aid in. 1miimk formed viewing of telsIsks ihei I W ee _____ _______ in miIY programs within a family MW A& .dting can help .&___.&L,_ the tSW . Widgea betwosu hems, INFSITI DINNER INCLUDES: oligiftner4mcilig ___ hon MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF DEi.74 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, at the ahove court a written' FLORIDA. statement of any claim or dernaw CIVIL ACTION NO,: 7NIS.cA*i theymayhav,, Each claim must" IN RI: in writing end must indicate the THE MARRIAGE OF basis for the claim, the name ard GLORIA JEAN HONSLEY, address of the creditor or his agei-or attorney, and the amou. - . many par.nfs truly HERNANDES, a single man, " '°' Pns Italy understand hew IaPolito it le to $a $0 $ - to SiNS in chlldr.n's r.adtng demands against the estate are 51g. Judy Gilbert deceased, the unknown heirs, Wife, claimed. If the claim is no1 yet due, devlseel, assignees, loners, creel. and the data when It will become de *5, trustee or claimants by, VIRGIL ERNEST IIORSLEY, shalt be stated, If the claim it..' tPwoij, under or against RAISON contingent or unhlguldated, l We 'I wondir how seen, r,iuiorJng old Ideas and sloring new oms. 5a,, To.WIt: Section 5455 'firtlt below. All Persons hivIno claims or Florida Statutes 1W. Publish: April 1I,IS,Mayz,,1si required, WITHIN THREE "Teachers Gilds to Tilevi_____ Plaintiff 66To .in," taiii about the rise In -u" THE ESTATE OF NAMON HER. horns. we not end camot be suicide tatui for active pests of u total lee'- year aide - op over 171 p. NANDEZ etc. at al ning inviroemsid." since 1111. It's a MWI of OF ACTION Bid thet is wrong. Minter Increasing depreulos* and TO: THE NOTICE ESTATE OF RAP noted that pens Can use llI"eu. Bid the suicides we HER NANDEZ, a single man, erosion of und.rstand how Important It Is to . their chNdr.nP' nature of the uncertainty shall ha NOTICI O ACTION stated. If the claim I secured, INS TO: VIRGIL ERNEST I4OR$1(y NOwity shall be descrle. The Sim Marysvltle. claimant shall deliver eufflciee-.Seattle, Washin,Ien, ien coØss at the claim t, the clerk to.. encumbering the fSIIew Wi real YOU, si.'v vVIRGIL ..INEIT NOR. enabiethecliktemaiieneco, r.w p, operty In SemInole County, ppig m... each psrsamai ragreuantaf lye. DISNMISR Florida, towlt: _ ___ All penems interested in the este*s, been filed against you, si y to wham a copy at this satic,.W Let Ii. Till COLONNADES has we r.qulrei Se serve a copy at yqur Mmlmlelra$Isii has been mailed ad THIRD SECTION, according toerplealinotemep,thle.i required, WITHIN TI4RU Iat thereof as COrdid in Plot flsaelutIen at look 15. P' IS at 111 PUBlIC MELBOURNE P Marriage en MONTHS FROM THE DATE g deceased RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN mat aComiatofoa,, . KING, PARRISH, AIII, Record. of Seminole Cowity, Ioride, ___ _____ at the euly sip many as been flied against you a THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE, to file any eb. AI*II fer Petitions.', lectiens they may have tbf_ you j q me pssirs we busty. 'ii a we required to serve a C at 5lW or challenges the validity of thi., 1ed11 in the iffico at the Clerk at •- written defenses, If any, Si it in cwhar. wilt, me qusIlffeat $0 'EDWARD 1. HADDOCK, in. (sq., me persaaal represee.ft,e, or to," Ma add, "our ldiws we y Of Sr 6' at disri it e gpy, 1WL If ysvfaill,d,e,, venue hwlsaict at the "(SSeghSIIsW$0S , milM SWANN, SWAN N I HA000CK, IUdgSI%Int by detouR wIN be t$au ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, A* $ , Of fl er p,, AtIenief PlaWIff, whm. 11-u7 wpm" ____ , yeu**,re demanisi. OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FiLf Ma, address Is 17$. Magnolia AveNue, OMM P. Nd $s.ngers,ls$0p, the IN a osmfiiw a Paw WILl. BE POSIVIN MIRED Orlando, Fleride 33251, and fIle the .- U PartIclpstle ?'.Mm Wñ. in: ei.M $&v in Nis*0 PWIMIN A.ril of I'w, Dells,40Administration: hOTS UIMIMCSd orlvinsiwimtlieCls,katmea.e. DONE AND ORDERED as INilceat usual litircearas at lead styled Court an or baton May slat, ow ±, a 7 of roiIeer. j $0 Count-v FlorId., liPS , of may be a _____ _____ ___ end fIly," Heopak. - w4onbKuft enev1 1JL ___ TiusvIMa" psi* f rj.p . be is ____ tiosvide by ageid free SC.. folS iIl be Piled to prevent as r iruim .1 ás's re 5000 TASTE ad __ to,. um* _ ______ ______ _______ NMK Clio oreow . ....... iiu1IL W' .- . . - r ,Øa - ' - - '--- - -_, ..: ......a .. - - _ ___ deg ____ . -" - ch VA c., p seIdC.onl$IeltIhd.yatAp,lJ, ______ ____ AL ____ , ___ . . RUTH NI. SAl1AO.IIu, Deceesai _____ _____ _________ ARTHUR R*CKWITH. Clerk ii SheN.CirciN CowS JR. Trouimen. Parrish & Kiew , w lv: Cssais - Pbrft 390 Dwy Click (IN) - ......- -•-- •--•-. ......................._... - . .. - - -. . I - - -. I - ........ --- . - ---- .--. - -- - - - - .- -•-. , - . - . . . . _________________________ PRE SERVICE MAN I*s*IlIlINy 1555 .. . .... .. --- , goodsectionclose todown town? 'tier financing, ehavior management preferred. Day or eve-wkend 1', 4.ake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Cal! )l3salo Mariner's viilage. Lg.1 BR, 2 B. new apt. All ap. piiances, no children or pets. $300. 141 Landmark, Deltona. 465-4591. - I 1 •... ..... I patio build ((((*)) The Real Estate Agency an . Sanford's mast wellknown, pro. YesSIVL Sales Volume Leeds. .lHd5 ASsociates, experienCat or newly.11censa4 "owl S Largiit Listing Inventory _____ • Dominant Program •• SCimpatlble Realtor-Asso. . * Over 32 Years experience W *N.Iiai Estate lroliar JOHN KNIDIR ASSOC. on psyid street. city water. $,5, $4 r at 322-2*. LAKE FRONT over ,v acre building slte beautifully WK. Ian LIII. kIt & .Medestly turn upstairs apt, 'to Ing.ssnlercIflzeN edy, $325 ms. -- For a caWidentlal discuSsion at you' career in Neal (state, call Hut Stinsirem, Realto..Owner, gs,ii, or & CIsc. batl,.sftewer Silties. Can be loched. SIN MLS $ INational Referral Service 5 Full.Time Office Sopervislon enlertainment area. Privacy wall, dual Winkler syitem. or ,ilI ERA EXECUTIVE LIVING I RI, 2 B, fireplace & FR, breakfast rm. 1, formal OR, post wialebo jv werkslies. 1to13 deer, w. AdvertIil Member Realtors, Eve 3231633,3331W,3321171 ____ 157 W.Ce.liMIrciaI Sider 3BR,flSheme.Many unique featwee, picturesque REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALE LEADENI WE LIST 1. SELl MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 1 Sanford's Sales Leader 322- 2420 ewed, iliad, trees. Cesv, 55 ISUSI -. - .biii I. Iwit 'IIsrJd .H Is1v 313$' , S. French (It-fl) Sanford 3235324 - Iec.REALTOR MLS 323S774 Day or Night V Srsnch Office 323.222 43-Lots.ACr.0g. 'I'. NEAR 17-92. ZONED RMOI. $12,500. PLUS ACRES IMPROVED PASTURE, READY TO BUILD, NEAR AIRPORT, $14905 WITH SIAN DOWN. - U es pours. Men's Shirts sale 52 00 ca ARMY NAVY SURPLUS siomes 110 Sanford Ave 79-Trucks-Trailers _;...__ £ .i..._ a-n fill 1972 Blue Toyota piff AC. Isp 5900. .323 2927 ,/ 000, 1974 Plymouth Valiant Low mileage Alcondition ili -. Cash 322.4132 Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell, the finest in usec ,..,_i;,,,._ 0.4.1- .•.... ON SALE- NEW twin size box springs S mattress $23.95 ea. pc.; NEW coffee table with 3 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 372.1721. - Blue w a c, new tires. $800 For Estate Commercial & Resi dental Auctions & Appraisals. Sanford Ave. at Hwy 421 Consignments Welcome If,.Ilnnnt A,,r,nn C .,... .wy. 92, I mile west of Speedwa, Daytona Beach, Will hold a KENMORE WASHER- Parts. Service. Used Machines, MOO N F V A PPLIANC ES . Self contained A C. Like new. 5-4,500 323 2344. .,,ctw, C, lift. Terry lvlO self contained, a cond., canopy, Reese hitch 6. ________ - Pk '77Volare Excellent condition $tAY'TONAAUTO AUCTION. na f '73 Concord Deluxe Mobile Horn 12*60, 2 BR, 11, baths. E) celient cond. 55.500. 349-5970. 323136S 4othing down, take over payments 377 7902 75-Recreationa l vehicles h.p PArk Ait. 1rr,.lpr 80-Autos for Sale Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 611 8126 72-AuCtiOn 51-Household Goods Osteen off Maylown Rd. $15,001 - F or d PU 1911 F 100 Automatic, A ir, Radio, 5950 323-2344:-let it ring, flat fl-Junk Car's Removed $160 H 0, white, usedbmos public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7;30. It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 90.4 255 $311 for further detajIs UST MAKE PAVMENTS-19 to' 75 models. Call 339 9100 or 031 4605 ( Dealer) No money down .,,.,s-wI UT JtdI rroperry I Free listing BROCHURE write: CHEROKEE LAND CO. low cost Classified Ad. II - Just make payments Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322- 3990 -- 53-TV- Radio. Miller's 2619 Orlando Or. .'.vipion-y color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $aOO, Balance $175 or $13 mo. Still In warranty. Call 131-1711 day or catch up back payments & bu) equity. 322-0216. a * HOUSE WANTED* r nkzft. In Need of Repairs 373.1455 Eves. .w-- -'---'" &Sokl WILL BUY EXISTING 1st 1 2nc MORTGAGES, N. Legg, Lic Mtg. Broker. $25 No. 1-1 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 547.7153 50-Mscellaneous for Sak f-SBR.WSW 153* 11. Also 4070* 11 wideovals - like new. 3 ton Cent. Air, will cool 2,000 sq. ft et" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM.. FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, 5 track tape player. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or lake up payments of $11 per mo. Call 531.1714 for free Air Cond. A Heating Central Heat S. Air Cond. Free Est Call Carl Harris at Cond. Service. Free Est. or Inst Comm. & Res. 372-0201. * USED. BUT LIKE NEW * lAaqnavox Solid State OW Port. $19 95, 30 day guarantee. HERB'S TV 2597 S. Sanford Ave. any fAwM ng radio, stereo combo 402 Juanita ,.i,,. Beauty Care _1111111 . Sanford Auction 1213 S. French 323-734C Tc R. Arrnccnrlac ptn - IJVW TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 319 F. lit St., 3375747 CM mic 11 le "t,uj'jr, m,,,trIC 2927 Hwy. 17-92 c.,.,-,.i Cl 11771 MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 23 yrs. Exp. $69 $562. - flflW mach. Sold new for $430 was Christmas lay-away, there was " 31-3pUrTS cquipmny RACQUET STRINGiNG-GRIPS All type racquets, Avg $5 p1st,. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 5fl F raftek At. "12 11114te FREE ESTIMATES arpets from $4.50 yd. Installed upholstery drapes slip covers. We will not be undersold on Comparable quality. Kuip Decorators 09W. 1st Since 1137 322-2335 322.9141 he Greenhouse Eves alter 6$. weekends - AFRICAN 'hfIOLUTS FILL DIRT ITOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323-7510 Light Hauling Painting Electrical Repair. Industrial, Comm. I Residential,, 3339334 74 Hers. DANNY'S PAINTING nterlor-Exterior House Painting Licensed Insured- Bonded FREE Estimates. (30$) 322.t42 Inter IonS Exterior Painting Small or Large. Call Mr. Taylor Free Est. 322 154$ Extorlor Cleaning - 323 2945. 322-0707 oi-twn-asruen - General Landscaping. ROsø specialists, top soil & fill dirt, lawn maint, & tree trimming.' (LOCAL) 319 $371 BURFIELD'S Electric Service 1. BUY SELL TRADE 11-315 E. First St. '322-5637 Lawn Service Appliances 1 Misc. oblIgatIon. WILSONMAIER FURNITURE anytime. Yard Debris, Trash Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery I.,',Tlt-1I,','4I,,'.IiI.1l': 11111111111111111 Dressmaking ' only $116 bal. due, purchasers left area and we are unable to locate. You can have mach. for $1 l6cash or take up payments of $12 me. Will take trade as part payment. Call 531.1714 day or night. Free home trial, no 0 job bc large or small. Corn plete lawn service. Free estimate. 123 4551; Landscaping & spraying 323 0019 call 20, outboard, low hrs. Furniture for sale - kind, including roofs. Free Estimates. 323 8543. Licensed. 323 0039 Yard Sale. April26. 27. 78, 9-S. T.V. cc- . Alan's Appliances PAiNT 5ALEI ...r. - Refrigeration A C Repair While it lasts, $3 gal. up - J_ 4SULATION - flatting, blowing, RACO Foam. fiberglas & Cellulose Lowest prices Call 32) 0839 or 904 734 6708 collect. Concrete Work free Estimate Call Mr Taylor 322 8343 Retired men want repair work of Appliances 54-4arage Sales r. VP ••V Horse Inwovement - B&P Exteriors. Fungus Imildew removal. Roofs, walls, decks, etc. Free Est. 3396054, 661 $335. Glssa&Scresn 'danted exterior & interior paint ing. Example 2 BR ext., 5130. Guaranteed good work, 30 yrs exp. 130 9996, PIuning Service lcneen-porcf,es, pool end. wds. All type re-glazing I wd. install, Free Est. Mr. Taylor 327.$5. .': , -. TERMS. ALL PLUMBINCiPROSLEMS. Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service hg. Cds. 323 0174; 322 41 Weesure Cleaning ANIMAL HAVEN ACRE WITH ACCESS TO LARGE SASS LAKE ON HWY 46. 114.900 TERMS. Dig- & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet SupplIes, dog houses. Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 373.5752. 'P ACRES WITH LAKE ACCESS, WEST OF II. $15,100, T!RMII.. Irown's Pressure Cleaning-Mil. dew removal houses & roofs, mobile homes. Trucks washed. Economy rates. 134.9535. - SACRES NICELY WOODED ON 3510 FOOT LAKE, WEST OF I-I. $44,510 TERMS AS LOW AS 15 PERCENT DOWN. SIIGLU REALTY BROKEN - REAlTOR .19 MLI I3).*Ioreve,.32NSU TO bUY 327 3791 4' X 210' NICELY WOODED LAKE MARKHAM RD NEAR HWY IS. $14,900 EXCELLENT N. Unsworlh RNIty - - Honda. 1914 C B 125 Good cord Street legal 5300 323 0768 WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur w canvas root. Like new; w canopy, $160 or best offer. 322 1112 or 373.3.319. 12*52, all electric, mobile horn, yard S garden, 10*2 alum. storage shed, septic tan I. good deep well. 6 ml. E. - FA, ioa a a iii- -- The Real EstateAgency. PAR K CII PLUS NICELY WOODED, ZONED FOR NOISES. (1*. MET Si 5th. WOULDN'T_U_ANY. COUNTRY BARGAIN. P IL wksI,ep $ ififali EALTORSLI STOØ AND THINK A MINUTI . . IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE .. idIcaeing. 159,905 - borhoodl A Deal for $41,0001 1 ACRES LAKE MARKHAM RD. NICELY WOODED HIGH GROUND. ONLY 11US$. erdinaryl Large I specie... REALTY WORLD, FAMILY'S DELIGHTI 3 OR. Bath Home w-Centrai H-AC, wCarpet, Fenced Backyard, Nis Schoolsl Shopping Nice Neigh Phsnelfl.7e11, Sanford EVERYONES DREAM extra - STORAGE BUILDINGS-Built to last. Pre assembled, delivered, set up 8. tied down Willis Stor age Buildings. Hwy 17 92 N of ML 323.170) .000 50 FT AIRPORT BLVD. INC. 37.0 Fir Laus for $123001 REAL. ESTAT ASSOCIATES REALTOR 323-7332 . COUNTRY LIVING! 4 BR, 2 Ball Home in Lake Mary with Contra H-AC, w-w Carpet, Greet Room OR, Eat-in Kitchen, all on a 11i cre Loll Also Add. 1 Acrel Poo Planned S. Many Extrasl Yours _______________________ ML COLBERT, REALTY . oo-vvanrea • 3151 Palmetto Ave. 131.000. 2 SN, 15 hds.$30S per wk. Monthly rates ailable 3311413. S Shoppingl BPP WARRANT ED. Only $21,5001 3433', S. French (17-92) Sanford 323-3321 .. Lgil II, LI, kit. eq. fully turn., 'AC I wpetin en New Smyma MAKE A WISHI 4 BR, 114 Ball Home in Mayfair with Spilt BI Plan, Pan. MaR, Central H.AC FR, Patio, Lg. BR's, Excellen Neighborhood. Close to School-- REALTORS . :M-Hissrt Pi.i1y 113 -. m 2565 Lovely 1g. brick home. I SR, 2 5, swimming pool, RIG grill, many extras on 4 lots w-ig. oak frees piusi citrus trees soas Glenwey sesos.. 100 WE'VE GOT Ill 3 IN, 2 Bat Home in San Lents with Split II Plan, Eat-In kitchen, Central II AC, w-w Carpet, Patio and Mud Morel lust 133,0001 Multiple Listing Service your let or our W. YEnterprlsi, Inc. 4(43013 001114 Inc., Realtor Fr Lease Executive home in *Itwllde. 1 on, 2 B. FR. scr. gaol. Lwwry living, fun. or furn. Call The Real (state -a .5ency, 333.3334, - Will WARRANTED. Can You Belle',, 324.3001 ANYTIME VA-FHA.235-Conv. Homes Low Down Payment loll UCITOn TERRIFICI 3 BR, 11/i Bath Horn in Washington Oaks, w-Contra Heat, Breakfast Bar, OR, Utiliti Room and Spacious BRIM BPI REALTY WORLD 131.000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322.2257. Cash for your WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER 3233866or 237710 3 good games Must sacrifice 32 1026 or Hobby Horse Ranch, .0 4AJ.I.... O.r W.., Ai 323 7365 , Call Anytime BARRIN( TON w-lap siding S shingle roo GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323-5?( 3503 Orlando Dr. OR BUY AHOMEI WE SELL HOMESI area. $34,300. New 2$ Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $* to 2'SR apts fully furnished; pane, dishes, silver, itt. & all utllitlø Inc. Available till October 1st. 'ly, day, wk. or month. fhenendoah Village. 323.2520. " NEW LISTING IN LAKE MARYI This I BR home is lust 6 yeari Old. The location is greet has a country atmosphere yet iusl mm. from I-I. The added Plus II the beautiful In ground pool I REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7451 lSRFurnApt. ADULTS ONLY ". a CallBart 1 IRA-C,Carpeted $143 Furnished 323-9040 - NEW LISTING IN DELTONAI . truly lovely home with countri quiet yet flea shopping. Fam Rm. S breakfast Rm. Situates on a large lot for all the family N enloy. 3 BR, 2 baths, $47,900 wilt high assumable mortgage. Lake front lot in Casselberry. ioo frontage on Seminola Blvd. Asking $14,510 with good terms or trade. etc. $1351173 + dip. . ,.ss.. i 3231019. - - This almost new 3 BR, 2 batt home has lust about everythlnc including a lovely Fam. Rm., C H&A 5 a great assumabli mortgage you can take over foi $9,000. The price? $33,000. - 5SJford, adults, no children, no 1 SR all electric, air, nod t.: NEW LISTING IN SANFORDI BLAIR AGENCY See our beautiful new ..,.., - Motorcycle Insurance - 'Ill £IAl,,em*,t "I 00,17 YOU WANT TO SELL Eves 543-3553 322-1519 DeLand 4$4335 - 4hiom Apt., downstairs. $115 per mo. $30 deposit. $10 extra per mo. for child or pet. 332.02$). -' Fir 4 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Sanford 321.0640 Orlando 327-1577 A". for 50111011' Citizen. Ddwn. Jn, very clean I. roomy. Sao - jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto 1. - REALTOR 322-4551 BROKER . , TEMPER AGENCY SEIGLER REALTY' 31-apartments Furnished Ave. l Acre bldg. lots w-paved rd frontage I. beautiful oak trees is Osteen. Good forms. DEBARY AREA LAKE FRONT, OVER 2,700 SQUARE FEET WITH 13 ROOMS, INCLUDING IN-LAW QUARTERS, CEN. TRAL HEAT 5. AIR, FIRE. PLACE, FAMILY ROOM PLUS TOO MANY EXTRAS TO AD. VERTISE. $53,000. Delary- Lovely 1g. 1 OR, Air, No "-Pets. Ideal Rot. Persons. Near sljopping & churches. 3221034, Mi 615$. developer Geneva. Attention good price a. terms. OP HUGE OAK TREES IN BETTER AREA OF SANFORD, 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, LARGE DEN, EAT-IN KIT, WITH CENTRAL HEAT & AIR. COME-A-RUNNIN'. $59,500. 1-BR-$1S4. Pool. Adults only, an -. *4# Acre* county acreage citrus grove 1. 5R46 frontage Ii YEARS NEW APPROXi. OVER SIZED LOT IN SETTING 30-Apartmests USWuI'fllshed - *Markham Woods Rd. 3 BN,2 B 4 *cre country estate. Completi with horse stable I pasture, aIse quiet cottage 1 1g. oak trees Appt. onlyl M-I-b',rcpc .,,. tAd A Beautiful wooded acre on Collin Rd in Osteen. $35,000. 42-4VOIle 78-MotorCycles mit.. area 141.000. REALTOR From $10 to $30 Call 327 1474 722 400 I INC. REALTORS S.M11nr 1IS.A7iI BUY JUNK CARS Rent Our R Insenvac CARROLL'S FU4URE ?77 5181 - l?'xll' Carpet, red shag Exc cond 70 0t. pad inc.. $100. 70" bath rm sink w faucet & cab, FORREST GREENE SELLERS& BUYERS Only $26,500. PLACE & 2 CAR GARAGE ON _____ "j, OVER lOG SALES CLOSED OR CONTRACTED 1st QUARTER 19791 neighborhood. New Listing Excellent Investment for rental MATELY 1900 SQUARE FEET OF LIVING SPACE. FIRE. _______________________ Lake Sylvan area, 2 bldg. Site 100*140 ea. $1,000 ea. 372-1397 Eves. Owner. *223YALEAVE.38R,1batl1 ClOsi to shopping 1. in quite NEW R OO F NEAR MELLON. -. Reg. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 321-07 REALTY VILLE. $21,000. Reasonable weekly & monthly rates. Inquire IN S. Oak. r'. I. ' 1 OWNER SAYS SELL. EVERY THINGI 10 acre farm nsa Geneva includes mobile horni variety of farm animals-I's Is tractor I More. $33,730. EXPERIENCED ROOFERS • Shingletayerssomebullt.up Call 323-6934 AFTER 6:00 PM 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, RANGE I REFRIGERATOR, Sanford -Gracious llvIn<, v r,, r STENSTRON FRIGERATOR. CARPORT NEAR MELLONVILLE. $15,300. 1i a,. Stil 4i fl'IO- 910 _________________________ 2 BEDROOMS, RANGE I RE. 2ooum ___________________ .i' 24351 3 S. French (17-92) Santo--' 323 5324 LOADED WITH CLOSETS. ; 100*130, $101000. 2314 S. French Ave. N4 $32,000. hrs. Start at $150 wk. Call 571-7060 Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford, 3275721. 7unkCar's1emov Steam Clean Your Own Carpet size draperies $10 S up. Sanford Lake Mary- wooded lake view Ic ALL FLORIDA REAL'fl OF SANFORD REALTOI The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH PANELED FAMILY ROOM, HARDWOOD FLOORS, OVER SIZED ROOMS TEACHERS for autistic, retarded students. B. A. and-or exp. in Blvd. Terms. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE NEEDEDI &~; A " ..~&, Apply In person Holiday inn of Sanford Spc. BR suite new, $239; S pc. L new $399; Loveseat $44.95 5. up; 7 pc. dinettes 569.95 & up; Ref. $501. up, El. stove $60 & u; full fenced Experienced Cook 64-Equipment for Rent M. Unsworth Realty- We have the Ic Business opportunity. Auti radiator shop. Fantast location, good accounts. Own to help finance, $35,000. ~ SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. build? Want to $4,000. s.o.xo. ((((( (r 4ii) )l firm. Full charge half days. Safe guard system. 13144SO._ $15.000. --, REALTY WORLD. Maids Needed IMMEDIATELY Days Inn of Sanford REALTORS . 156x436 Zoned Comm., Lk. Ma; Nice country lot, mobile home add on. fenced, 2 utility shec 50-41scellaneous for Sale 3 Lots zoned duplex, best local ii Orlando Water, sewer & closet shopping. Vv. Maliczowski Realtor. 3221983 .ar,,jw10,1u DV(J. Want to do it again next April? SECLUDED COUNTN Good Investment in real estate LIVING- room for horses, fl can make April a little more pleasant, besides real estate Is pond, 3.2 w.FR. S acres. $49.71 good hedge against inflation. Tr-level country home, beautif 1-3 home w-tile Soak floors. 1 acre, lrult I. pecan tree How about a S unit apt. complex in Completely fenced. $69,000. FOR INSTANCE Goodyear Service store has pernanent full time position. Ex. perienced in auto, truck tires a, auto service a must. Call J. D. HemphiII for appt. Goodyear Store, 533 West lit St., Sanford Equal Opportunity Employer 3 plus acres w 2 old frame horn on Country Club Rd. Zon Agriculture. $30,000. (3) 21-, acre tracts, wooded. 55,3 ea. Small down owner hold. PAID YOUR TAXES? 596- 3754. *tALTOS Handy man special. 2 lots w.ga age apt. Could be apt dow stairs. Zoned comm. $20,000. Immediate occupancy. New 3 01 1 B block home. Waikir distance to hospital, docto nursing home & downtown. $27,500 w.excellent term Johnny Walker Inc. 3224457i 322.7111 aft S. Fr ambitious person in sales I 'servIce. Old established corn. Pny. Fringe benefits. starting Income based on present standard of living. Call Orlando REALTY 24 HOUR lB 322-928 EVERY DAY someone is looking fOI' what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow, T$'agtLua: (32sLaSs., - - . ___________________ L.bi independent convenience ioret. Must be able to work - night & • Good 'fringe benefits. Exp. preferred. Call Linda Alford, 322-0015. ___________ - . -.. ...............- .. VA appraised, $29,500. Call 323 4395 after 3:30. G. Mdr'w Spew In RN. uuja us, . - dryer. IEPUE$ENTA!VI: $ in u1i 0014$ 0 bath. fenced b-yd, ref., d.wshr., washer. 1' ATTORNEY PO PERSONAL - _____ lkfr ,, ___ ad * 32fl kvuet*.ydtM nmIon:A,uie.32,Mpy5,s,hpj, PlIathsk: $r H. *$.lNg kvisie. I .. _____ .,,. cynmi. ____ P. Kin, at ____ Oftl iSBa..1,11111 1 Pe,ii.m IrNulsttd. at ___ DIpaty I: . ___ me -.iw. WIN 15$ my hand and the seal at- - Th __ __ - ___ rviisr t nim loimsa at Hinter College: "lisp ii ,.à a "_islas $0 ______ ____ __________ He sppludsd - the (NI, entered against yew for the rellat (SI4.) jin viM ketimi pair." •' '-___ ____ __ .,itu1ini *a. me. Realtor. 644.2515. 101111' range, range. OW, garage disp. I refria.. formal dining. C-HI dbl. car garage. turn., neg liable. Will sell VA or FH $31,900. - 41-Houses CASHIERS -;..' find FAST CASH buye-s tobt ' AVON 4J-0I-McUed9v state. 3 BR. 1 0, plumbing In f 2nd bath, spit rJftL. dol. eve their equity. We can help yo TONY COPPOLA ASSOI 1739 after $ p.m. or I career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate ,Aaency June Porzig 323.5321. 1 _ . *. * -- • Pr- 'Pr ,'d property sat forth in the Order at MInIIdMbIg reading. - .- "...that is exactly what cal and active viewing of they made: ________ 'TI,. TV pl.. - -. door of the Seminole County May 7, 1575, the following described __ COUNTY, FLORIDA Other participants and points CASE NO. 75.W.CAe5.K work at developing In them. hitachi - spichflcaDy, alti- 00 14 Circuit Court good money and nice people. Call öii. i01t9fordetails. ' Island Park Drive, Pest Office U regis* said name with the Clerk Mk*er, who 1ll$ the Buren literacy." vaines, Isentomak, decisions, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNI the Circuit Court, Seminole Cnty, 51.ubord, FlOrId. 33771, 1)4 of E misraq and Secondary ______ who EISNTEINTH JUDICIAL CON. Florida In accordance with the name and address of the perwall. "Television literacy has the (1.COVI Who Education, says parents mid potential for developing other they Cobecome. CUlT IN AND FOR SIMINOLI provisIons at the FIditieu* Name repreomtativvs attorney vs set privont furthi r .- a -' ... a. . earning meeting 18_Help Wanted - .L HOMEOWNERS Doni ioleyoi credit: We have helped others Private lot already set up for mobIe home n Sanford or Lake Mary area. Call collect (9Q)3$3. ISA PHONE CALL AWAY Life is more colorful when you're Sanford. Fl. _ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT P0* UN Edocatisa Editor pareds to do a better Job of happens as parents sit for all of us as parents to Final Judgment: ii, Block I, NORTH SEMINOI.E COUNTY. FLORIDA Many parents Clailm they're plugging into television's ap down ... and talk with their recvgolxe that oi people ORLANDO Lot TOWNSITE, FOURTH PRORATE DIVISION have a variety of dimqn.lgns ADDITION, according to ft',e Plat "notguiity" of letting television peal to chilifran. The Pared chil&en aboid what NVmber 75.143-CF babysit for then. that make them who they are, thereof as recorded In Flat look 13, O4vIs1e Participation Workshops, them h seen." 11, Publ "We watch a lot of television staged In various regions, are ic Records of SemInole IN RI: ESTATE OF Parent Participation TV That's what sexuality Is pogeCounty, Florida. RUTH H.S. GALLAGHER, with the kids," they say. is a term that Nf'$ DATED: April 15, 1575 'part of the trend. th IO of workshop are rim this way: ___ But watching with the offbeing a par- (SEAL) Other agencies and groups psr Dceaià• go to schools, thucthss to e totality ____ ___ Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION speing is not enough. according Include The U.S. Office of o community centers to Clark of Circuit Court TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Dr. Lucille Jordan, Aseocito Dr. 11mu K. Minter, Education, the National PTA. diactelis TV propiams with their By: Patricia Robinson CLAIMS ON DEMANDS AGAINSTDeputy Click Deputy Commissioner, U.S. 'Ilte goal: television critics In cI1en a aied eden- ate SupsrIMeid for Instruc. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL_____ OTHER PERSONS INTENESTEI Office of Education, every home, more chhld.parant trs,paychoogiMa and aofo. tion, State Department of Thomas V. Infantion, Esq. P.O. orawer IN THE ESTATE: Parents and Children need to critical viewing, and school The ON Mteneti by Mb4n,r, a "We've Education, talkedGeorgia, said, Winter pert, . weo YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFI0 talk about what they we, learn thMructio aimed at making New York Regional one, thew ace of algpl4 (3w) öi.i that the admInistration of the estab. Puits: April 15,32,1575 Of RUTH H.S. GALLAGHER, asIa to be critical - to cheer the chthk,n more Intelligent users parirgi, teenagers, DEI.72 dscsessd, File Number 7-U2 Cp,ls impo good, to abhor the rotten, to of television, rt ant. But we need to lock pending in the Circuit Court _W._ end experts.___ PIC1'$7$ NAME beyond to our reepoiiaft4uty to meestre bath good and bad Minter views the 73 'PIIIIQ IAle COUnt FlorldI, Probate Not ice is I.reby given tt,ati . DIlCIusIOSI agaInst a sot of values the television ads In American talk, showing parents how 10 respond to each other's Dse&" unsaged in business at P.O. Sea 312 Division, the address of whlchatI take Moiw, ri.. ia7 $.minete Seminole County Court Hoveer, famnllyand society subecmjb. to, horn,, as "a untvensl system use TV it horn. to open cornCounty, Florida, under the fIdltlajs Sanford, Florida. The personal mey can even use talk of of public commimicatlon" tl name at LAKE MONROE TRUCK I rePrewntetiv, at the estate Is mankion with their dgldee*, iijiFiikI AUTO SINVICE and that I Intsidto $Ovthedend Lee, whose address television shows to sort value,, can be used "to develop tubo to help them choose their 0000 MORNING FLORIDA (12 NEWS 7:30 (j) TODAY 1111111 0000 MORNING AMERICA to be pulled '- Phone 47.33 .WrttvP.O.kx 1213, afo!1dN i!! __________________ WHY SB LONELY? Write "0.5 A 1. . County, Florida, at 11:00 A.M.. on ®ALLINTNIFAMILY(R *30 (1)0 ALL STAR SICRIT$ .. Ave. 41-Houses 41-Houses lo-to"ient -.-AC0LORFULFUTURE HOBBY DEPOT. 1510 French Can He* MORNING And Small, In Each Home. 0os.wcs - PIrhIPSAlCOhOlk$AonYfflOVI cash in the lobby at the West Front i000 '. Supply in Central Florida. sill to the highest and best bIdder for (4) UPBEAT - Y Ob MORN. *40 (WED) (I) THURSDAY MORNING MOVIE EDUCATIONAL PROI ORAMMINO -. .. / 18-Help Wanted - , . most complete PRO1LM? County, Florida, in which JOSEPH 4 N. COOK and BAN SARA J. COOK, his wife, ore the Plaintiffs end ELI DAHER and SHARON L. DAHER, his wife, are the Defendants, I wIll UUA$. YOGA AND YOU P00 OVICIE ___ PACaiSWIThJbRTNN1NO ...Z, Wanted: TV Critics, B` .ig.. .... CA __ 1. .: ) Ii.A--A.ls&Crifts 4-Personals ______________ l. Employment Agency (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000MORIIING FLORIDA NEWS 8:30 (2)0TODAY 0000 MORNING AMIRI- -d uIt s Judicial Circuit in and for SemInole am " res 9) 0 TUUUV MORN" (1)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO he Mpptl 6 3 • 80 ___ .~*~'.. ANY (FO MONDAY MORNING U S U U S IUUUUUUIUII _______________________________ ent dated April 10, 1575 in Case No. 7$ 1575CA*D of the 0000 MORNING AMERIFRIDAY U LgaI (4) MIKE DOUGLAS TODAY (2) ptl Sunday - Noon Friday _____ MWITCNID OD PORTER WAGONER . ' (FO MA'S'H (R) 626 (2)POP1 GOES THE COUN DEADLINES Noon The Dog Before Publication 1 SSTUDIOSU ()WLY DAY O NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY THE SHAKESPEARE PLAYS "Henry VIII" John Stride, Timothy West, Ronald 0:30 (4)M18$ WINSLOW I SON TURNS MORNING 600 assigned to review the play in which Joannie is making her P1`0141611111104`1911 acting debut. (R) Pickup, Pet er Vaughn, Juilan Glover, Claire Bloom and Barbara Kellerman are featured in Shakespeare's last play. (4)0 AS THE WORLD F1.33111111iiII1111111111111111 S U U U U I U I U I 7ceasecvtivetliis ..... 35c a _ 1:30 12:40 KOJAK A normally quiet man seeks revenge on the dcc. for he holds responsible for his mother's death. (R) Vaquero rents land from the Barkleys for a temporary, pasture for his cattle. THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN suspects one of his officers of robbery and murder, N lh 3 Lines Minimum .. . 0 iNS YOUNG AND MANNIX A police chief THE JEFFERSONS George. exhausted by his RATES 5:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY . S U S Mate" Datine Service. All Ages. the cute kids sometimes LET'S BE HONEST P.O. lox 1031, Clwtr., FL 317. abetting, and sometimes if you weren't looking for a '#.h,ed aborting, Daddy's romantic career you wouldn't be reading l$, tCoNOL A PIOILEM this ad. and If we weren't looking IN YOUR FAMILY? encounters with glamorous for someone to do a lob this ad AL-ANON .. god Mars. For good measure, wouldn't be here. If YOU waflt't or families or Prinde "Family Affair" also had opportunity to earn Three:?. Five Hundred dollars a w.ik. l*ariii Sebastian Cabot as a ForhAureinformatloncall • call 1100432.5403 anytime fOr 4(7.3332 or writs bachelor nanny. recorded message. Sanford Al-Anon Family Group Following in this Classic P.O. Llve.ln Companion, ret ird mold Unwed motherhood is played for laughs on "Miss .________________ this season Is "The Mackenslas FII as preferred. must drive. Small 151. of Paradise cove" Winslow & Son," starring Darleen Cur as Mom and + rm. 1 bd. Call 322-3$7. DI VON ______________________ trying out in a mirieniu Roscoe Lee Browne as her child-hating neighbor. Free details, KIT. ka, , format on ABC. Clu Gulager Pompone, FL, asz ___________ WE stars as a fishing boat captain widow: Hope Lange in "The and thus has epsm back to a ______________ who heeds the pleas of five Ghost and Mrs. Muir" and male as a Mar and given i-Good Ttn 10 Eat ** GUARANTEE ** orphans who don't want o br Shirley Jones In"The Partridge MacLean Stevenson what jtM Family." might be the break he's been separated. Strawberries lag. PlentIful, 1$ qt. THE JOB OF or more 3 for $1. YOU PICK I &cken homes, though long a waiting for since he q'ft 'w St0k' - 1i EVERY YOUR CHOICE DAY Other Vegetabl statlsticaJ reality, found no steady Job as the colonel in the season's few new a, Treasure Island, Hwy. 44, AT A SALARY uses only a sligid variation on favor with series creators, "M.A.S.H." at Leesbuqg, ('Q) 717.3515 YOU DESIRE for supporting the theme with the adoptIve except 1. After a shaky start, AT A FEE aying characters until CBS gave Dad (Conrad Bath) pl H-lnstnictlons £_c es, re light to "One Day at a YOU CAN AFFORD straight man to the antics of ... Started to Creep Time" starring Bonnie ward on that little Creative Expressions the rating charts. ' Franklin as the divorced OR Call Jo-An, 323-sill But the classic plot ploys mother of two teenage But two weeks ago CBS in. _______________________ work easiest when "Dad" also daughters. A solid success troduced"MlsaWlnslow&So&' IT WON'T COST Notice has an eye for the ladies and Is there have been episodes in to fairly good reviews. eyed by them. And thus, which Bonnie must cope with The reason? Mi Winslow lNTNI CIRCUIT COURT opTHE PENNY!! category two of successful the con-artist tactics of her ex- (played by Darleen Carr) Is no tin, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND single-parent shows also husband, who has a new wife unfortunate high school SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA FURTHERMORE worked. It focused an attractive and wants to reduce his child. yoimgster. She has a good Job CASE NO. 71175-CA4.0 "THE FACT widowers like Bill Bixby In support payments. and ft'sshe who decfjlesagalnst JOSEPH N. COOK AND IFYOUCAN'T "The Courtship of Eddie's Believability as well as humor marriage. She may not bequite BARBARA J. COOK, his wife, AFFORD Father." are hallmarks here. as glamorous U Plaintiffs, Until recently, with only Interestingly this season; the actresses (Vaneua R.dgrave, vs. occasional exceptions, men divorce theme has broadened to Diana RIgg and Francesca ELI DAHER and SHARON L. AM EMPLOYMENT dominated the single pared cover another growing Annhs) who in real life opied for DAHER Defendants. YOU CAN'T scene on television. And in phenomenon - a father who unwed motherhood, but she's NOTIIOP SALE AFFORD those exceptions, Mom was a gets the catoday of the kids - personable. And liberated? NOTICE Is give that pursuant to Final Judgm 100 12:37 500 REAL PEOPLE I . phans tlwust upon them with DAYS Of OUR LIVES unjustly ailed in a strange town and Is sentenced to die for a crime that he did not commit. Jonathan Miller. (Part 2 of 2) 12:30 (2) NEWS (4)0 SEARCH fOR TOUOR. ROW urban community. DANCE FEVER (4) Ever vtslcnbecame the most accessible entertainment mediwn for the Maine, the single pared - or iwfogite parent - has been a reliable theme on which to peg a series. It MIII is, but with occasional tries at tdaUng. But first to recap mighitafoi' th two former years - "Bachelor Father" starring John Forsythe and "Family Affair" Marring Brian Keith - The "fathers" were really KUdims who had the care of or. TONIGHT Guest host: Bill Cosby. Guests: Susan (2) TIC TAC DOUGH ( WHEEL OFOTLJNE 0 FAMILY FEUD 11:30 .3VILLA ALEGRE On -- ByANNETHAYER TURE ASCNEWS Big Wednesday, April 23,191$-fl - - - him. ................. 43Ca 3 c.m.cvtivs times . . . . 3$c a SATURDAY $Nooit 11:30 0 TODAY P4 THE LEQISIA- 4)0CMNEW? Score ___ 11.'OO (2)(4)00GNEWS NBC NEWS CLASSIFIED DEPT ftH ROLLERS ' RIGHT 0 LAVERNE $ SHIRLEY (R) EvenIng Herald, sanford, Fl; 831-9993 322.2611 Parents HOURS renowned jewel thief currently plotting a muhi-million dollar theft. (R) (2) (4)0w NEWS Si 'o ngle (4)0cM 0 VEGA$ Dan learns his new hams (Kim Basing.,) Is a Orlando - Winter Pa Seminole San(Nd321.d0 RaIlln NMI --' m We Nov. ken Seinctod To ON..' For lain This OSsirabin Pespsrly At 301$ IIiiihth Court, 3 Bedr Boni s, 2 as 01.1mg Seem. Family teem, Eat-Ia KItchen. Oewkle arags. Ceuhal Nest-Air Pbs, Mere. The Price Has ken Seduced to MSASS. Par Further hsfsrmatlon Csaticti CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODEL ING I. REPAIR S.G. BALINT&ASSOC. 323.5465 I Man, quality operation Syrs. up. Patios. Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 327.1321 PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Freelst. )330139 after $:30 Custom built iron work. Window guards, gates etc . Martin's 323-7$81, 339-7693 - óng till types. eqpt repair, truck bodies, roof racks, portable QUICKLY with a Fast Acting, Low Cost Classified Ad. -' �- P 1SI-Evsnhli Herald, Sanford, Fl. -Is Ws*siday,*pqjI,im - .'w '. , - •ç &I' . -.' --w - - - -. -VI.-'. - I ç ---•- "- : ..r -. r --- '•-.? '?W- V .w • I' :', .- AV E PLAY D'OU * ,BLE bOLARB 'lOG" suasv... .NuwaMs '• I II I AI. I WV UU \ I UU PT. MYVO$$IADII MA. POST OIANOI. PtA. $2,00" I 1 .i.i1rns I Wi I - CSNI1N,PtA.. 7 •NN1I$ ICU 100011 ALL W.D STORES __________ OKAWKII, n& A 1•. IITNIFOLLOWINSCOWIT1I$OULYI EF P . • £• WIUR 7$ WINNIRI . _____ 1,P 1.0w IW i ILPi.i Li.I 2isl •t.I Ch'Id Abuse Detect"ton Possi 'sble He~ciiil/th Pros Toold I L k 2w e ili.1 iI 1•1 _________________ I i I - 4flt.1 By GEOFFREy POUNDS Herald Staff Writer - Parents with the potential to abuse their chil dren can sometimes be detected as early as the first ho ur after a child Is born, Seminole Memorial Nursing Education instructor Nan cy Edwar ds told a group of health care professionals at a Wednesday seminar on child abuse, The hospital sponsored the seminar to alert nurses and health care workers to what reportedly become a growing problem in Seminole County. According to figures from the county office of Health and Rehabilitative Services, the of reported child abuse cases rose from 560 in 1977 to 972 in 1978. Th e reports I - onow IN off" hAft 911101101111 li-1111i 4118110".1019 fig OW'NONN "t - OOD $ VISITS 11. ODD$FO 13 "1 VISITS __1. * is I I,i.i ' ..I I1wI tOI .i Itsi io1 I i 1000 100 200 1.00 L.1QTALPIZE1 I -. $3. 2$WIN$I$ $2 . -. QUANTITY *OHT$ . •• ' I . rn .. ODD$FO ONE STORE Vilit 1.714I.1 ,,o.oc PfihZE5 i VALUE 00 1.00100 i iffad - M1NSN! *&1LI UL PT 60*06 y PMM A. a' Evening Herald-(USpS 413-280)-Prjce 15 Cents .ciiAAsokofApdi12;ivs :':.. I 71st Year, No. 214-Thursday, April 26, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 -, , PUI00I APUI 26.2$ Hospital 100 has number cited ect of children as young as two - JL days old. Mrs. Edwards said the behavior shown by a mother immediately after a child is born can often be an indicator of the mother's fut ure pattern of interaction with the child, "There are three things to look for in detecting a parent who may abuse a child," she said. "fist you need a parent with the potential. Second, the child has to be exceptional in that in some way it does not meet the expectations of the parent. And third, there has to be a crisis situation, "In some cases the act of birth itself can be a crisis," she said, Mrs. Edwards said a mother can interpret a baby who is not the sex desired by her or a baby who resembles an unpopular relative as a crisis and turn away from the child almost immediately. "By the time a mother leaves the hospital should be exhibiting certain types of be havior things like holding and rocking the child, gazing at it and talking to it," she the notion that the baby does not meet expectations, she said. Turn of the county HHS office said there are two factors suspected in the increase of child abuse . If the mother refuses eye contact with the infant, dues she -- said. Weinberg " reports. - not respond to the baby's need for cleaning or has not given or considered a name for the baby within it few days, after birth, a referral to a social worker on behal f of the mother may be needed, Mrs. Edwards said. Mrs. Edwards said the father of the child should also exhibit a desire to touch and hold the child. Angry facial expressions or harsh vocal disapproval of the baby by the of all there has been a subtant1al hure..e in pOpulation since 1977," he said. "And secondly, there is a greater willingness to such cases. There has been enough publicity that those who wish to report theni no their name's will not be revealed." Of 972 reported cases of abuse in 1978, Weinberg said, only parents vere ever prosecuted. lt that Prosecution occurs only in cases of 'deli be rate, sadistic abuse'." father can inake the mother feel inadequate or reinforce Ili other cases, professional counseling is tried. lie said. First report know the about seven said -- IC nsumer f Prices Up 1(1 ___________________________ . - on DIMMO*oAc)Escl OIU0C IOAST 11111" Si" $1" I . 0. 0 . . . . _ c wwww U1 OIOI 15 . . . . . . . . . ThF . W-0 POC ICIN CIN?II CUT P0* U10P5 01 IOAST.. *r*c0N IL Si" w.sustjCoo MCt umauou PM 0uU* 1 WUI IIJ . . . . . . II. 77 W P1N COUNTRY sinS, PAN MRS A .PIYIRS aft - . . . . . .. .'• •.. -I •i" __ •..... - ic.Mir • • • • • ,.• 7P . . if• : :-.• : ::ev;;: •• :-"~:•:• . . a .. . . . . . . . . .2 .. ••, : c:,: •...•. : -. situation during March: -Food and beverage prices rose 1 percent, the lowest increase of the year. However, food has now jumped at an annual rate of 17.6 percent during the first quarter and 12.5 percent over the past year. The 2.7 rise in meat prices accounted for over two-thirds of the March advance. Besides beef, the price of eggs, fresh and dairy products also showed substantial gains. Fresh vegetable costs declined sharply due to better weather, -Housing costs climbed I percent, slightly below February's huge 1.3 percent rise. Mortgage interest costs increased 1.9 percent and home heating oil leaped 5.5 percent. -Transportation costs rost 1.2 percent, about the same as in the previous four months. But gasoline prices increased 3.8 percent to account for most of the surge. It was the largest gas price hike since July 1975. -Clothing prices rose 1,5 percent compared with a minuscule 0,3 percent in February. The large rise was attributed to higher-priced spring wear, introduced for the first time In the marketplace. - . a •••;•: WASHINGTON (UPI) Consumer prices shut up another 1 percent in March to produce the worst quarterly Inflation rate In more than four years, the government reported today. Sharp increases were registered in virtually every consumer category. Gasoline rose at the fastest rate since the summer of 1975, meat prices jumped 2.7 percent and clothing surged by 1.5 percent, the biggest gain since August 1974. Although the overall 1 percent March gain was less than February's 1.2 percent jump, it was little consolation to Americans who had to dig deeper Into their wallets to make ends meet. When the first three months of 1979 are taken together, the annual rate of Inflation was 13 percent, the Labor Department said in its newest price analysis. That is the largest quarterly rise since the 13.1 percent jump during the July-September period of 1974. By comparison, prices rose at an 8.5 pereeflt annual rate during last year's fourth quarter. The Labor Dep.rtment offered the following breakdown, by of the cnsurner price No MLU •.. In Nearly All Areas _...z., j' '•'-'•'••'••. AU. IWII ....... '' "Lt .-.. 'IL' . -, u7/ ".4.. Entertairunent charges moved upward by 0.9 percent, mostly due to admission price increases for events. Medical care remained steady, rising 0.6 percent, the same as in February. The overall Consumer Price Index for March rose to 209.1. That iiieans goods and services which cost $100 in 1967 were priced at $209.10 last month. - sporting - percent fruits category, , Ilie Labor Department, which compiles the in. dex, also issued a separate report which said the individual purchasing power of a family of four dropped 0.1 percent after adjustment for inflation. Purchasing power was off by 2 percent during the past year. 'ilie administration has been anticipating another bad consumer price performance. Top officials have consistently warned that price increases would be large until at least late spring or early swnizic'r. By that time, officials hope President Carter's anti-inflation program combined with expected slower economic growth will at least bring It leveling off of Inflation. -- - Meeting Set On Federal Grants . - Ir.1i,uamcu, we VI IS' M& PtAS$ • IA lAM :...: . . . ró ó•' . .' P uw'.,...,. C", . •: .. . . . i.. I p • .,. . , , - •8 ',• . .1 . .I....,.,_ I I!• sp. QMv 1. .0 A PEACH OF A DEAL -. Si1 , I ..• For Sanford 11SISEC r-Plitting Pro jects - 4 .'L : . . ... • _•.•• - . '. 66M P. . . - s.-...; . - ', S ----- . • .4-• t . U.NNAIIS• - •. 1• .. 1 Lt. Viiicist Whowould deny that a cute tomato might be Just plain peachy? Maybe go, but tomatoes and peaches just don't mix In Mrs. John C. Noel's kitchen, that Is. Mrs Noel of Linda Lane, Sanford, was In the process of making •, - $1" . : Herald Photo V Tom spaghetti sauce She opened a can of plump, juicy tomatoes and - it couldn't be-but it was-a lone wrinkled peach slice she displays for - ..'.;. . CUCKIN' 00D SWIETII OR. .' - - 101111110 - , ?. .. - UP . . .;. . - ._ - . .'-:.. 'h- . *- - 'Pvesdb Itnjs . - NA I T.. . ...,. r - -:,' . . •'. I1II • 'W MI - -. . I SAVUIS -- •• - ' regional office of theaid. Wilson said prea Department of Housing plicatlons have been made and Urban Development for a $1 S million grant to are scheduled to meet May construct a neighborhood discuss more than $1.5 million, The meeting is scheduled for 2 p.m. at Reddi ng Gardens, Wilson said, Sanford. He said no amount has - -. - I)earAbby ., ................. 1k said it would ta ke at least three months before' a determination is made on the grant applications. Actual construction would beginonthefacilityamlthe (lOWfltO%SIi renovation as soon as contracts could be and a lined up following approval utility pay station, he said. of the grants, he said. Wilson said there has been no site yet selected for the pro posed neighborhood facility. Wilson said the public is invited to attend the May 2 meeting. - GEOFFREY POUNDS ? - AAA - - . Tod m ' - b crs e1 to the meeting to get an indication of their coni mitment. The $1 .5 million iieigh. the rehabilitation of commercial downtown borhood faci l i t y for which Wilson hopes to gain Iwieiitig will include offices for authority, an auditurium with it banquet kite-hen, office' for space outreach programs of variows social the housing investment and local ° By SHARON CARRASCO asbestos material that must be School, Lake Mary Elementary Protection Agency (EPA) nor Herald Staff Writer removed from the 12 schools School, T.W. Lawton the Occupational Health and To comply with the cover a total of approximately Elementary School, Jackson Safety Administration are requirements of the state 152,068 square feet, Canton Heights Middle School, requiring Seminole County to Department of Education, said. Rosenwald School for remove Its ceilings containing Seminole County must remove "That sounds like a lot but Exceptional Children, Mllwee asbestos, Canton said. some ceilings containing this is comparable to a school Middle School, Crooms High Both federal agencies have asbestos at 12 of Its schools. about the size of Teague School, English Estates published specific guidelines That compliance, however, Elementary School," Carlton Elementary School, Longwood for removal of the ceilings if the may cost the school district a said. Elementary and Sanford school district chooses to do so, "bailpank figure in excess of The schools where ceilings Middle School. Canton said. . $350,0000" said Hugh Carlton, contain the largest amount of Those schools have certain The state Department of director of auxiliary services the asbestos material which areas only that would be a!- Education, however, has more for the school district, must be removed are South fed, Carlton explained. For stringent regulations than Tests on the ceiling samples Seminole Middle School and example, ceilings containing either of those agencies, were conducted to determine Bear Lake Elementary School, the asbestos material will be Canton said. The fact that whcther the 12 schools have the Carlton said. removed from only two or the 50 Seminole County may have to type of asbestos which may Other schools in Seminole claarooms at crooms High remove its asbestos ceilings as . case cancer. County where ceilings Will be School, Canton said. required by the State Depart. "on told the school board removed are: Neither the federal agencies ment of Education "may be a Wsbeiday that recent test Casselberry Elementary of the Environmental first in the U.S.," he said. n.is of samples taken from It will cost the school district aiesuugs of the 12 schools approximately $2 per square a of soft type foot to remove the drop " ceilings, remove and reinstall •àcording to the engineer, the ceiling lights and superthat's no Immediate danger at Aroisd The Clock ..........4* Horoscope ................. 28 on of the project itself, 't Canton said. "It's all in Bridge .................... SB Hosjtal ...................3* Canton said. 'condition. The ceilings are Comics ....................5 .....................2* school district plans to off anything. They Crossword .................ZR OURSELVES ........... 1,38 remove the ceilings containing . 't been penetrated by Editorial ..................4A Sports ...................5,5* as st be os from the 12 schools damage." lB Television .................48 once Cii for the (Silings that contain the Or. Lamb ------------------SB Weather ................... 3A summer. *sstos. II USCOIIIT PUQ authority is seeking federal - •• C ...- and officials front the been specified in the commercial renovation request That will be determined following the ineeting with HUD officials, he said. lie said the federal prograiti under which the Sanford ;Seminole School Board OK's Asbestos Removal ME - Wilson said the meeting will be held to review two downtown projects for which the housing ... 6OC _____ IWI SONPtIT SPREAD photographer clinging to the tomatoes! Mrs. Noel said she had never seen anything like it before. She carried the can ( peach and all) back to the grocer, who, by the way, gave her two cans of tomatoes. A better than fair exchange. Seminole County Housing Authority Director Tom Wilson, Sanford banking representatives -. a . a HE'S OUT Herald pilots by Tom Jeff Serraes raises a bit of dust in sliding home Wednesday ""Sanford, but he Is tagged by Knights of Columbus catcher Tim Hall in the Elks' 13.4 victory. VFW won the day's other Junior League game in a battle for first place, beating the Kiwanis team In a 12-6 thriller. For details on both Junior League games, plus other Little League games In Sanford, see stories and box scores on page SA. out I It : Meisel ------ -- -. - --. - .- . A ... ,... .. . -. -- - -- - - - - - - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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